This is where you got the jackpot. Lot of times, hotel guys and other folks will rule this place out. But in our whole Udaipur trip, this was THE best place that we visited. I can't talk enough about it. And for Rs 200, i bought so many gifts for my friends in USA. It is impossible to find that... More

Quite place on way to Sajjangarh...fantastic for handicrafts, indian ethenic crafts, clothings and some entertainment. D More

I highly recommend going to visit Shilpgram as part of the Responsible rural tour by Chandra Niwas. It provides a glimpse into rural village life in Rajasthan and you can watch pottery being made and buy art work directly from the village artists, and personally I would much rather support them than a touristy shop in the city centre. We... More

i was very happy to visit this place as it helped me to see how the villager live and also was able to see some of the different type of huts in there from different states. The best time to come and visit is in the evening around 5 pm as this is the time whjen you would also be... More

Needs better management, very dusty pathways which become worse with the crowd,lack of proper road instructions which leves you tired in sumtime of going up & down a hill without knowing if some shop of your interest is there or not........Got patiience & have not visited any fares in long , go for it. No new or really authentic traditional... More

What you get from this place depends largely on when you visit. First time we came here it was virtually deserted - just a few handicraft shops and a small dance display. The repro village houses and the ethnic museum were interesting. Second time we visited (in early January) there was a huge craft fair, with some really attractive items... More

we rode bikes there. the ride was fun, but i wasn't into the village. you have to pay to get in, and once you're there everyone is trying to sell you stuff. there is a museum in there, but i wasn't that into it. More

Thought this might be too contrived or twee but it was really interesting. A chance to see people from ther rural areas displaying their crafts and culture. More

We spent a couple of hours here and I wish we had more. There were some lovely painters, weavers and potters. Reasonably priced though we did bargain a little and direct contact with the artists as opposed to merchants. There were also some folk musicians and dancers. We went there about an hour or more before closing time and I... More