Planning a trip to Udaipur from Delhi-NCR or Mumbai is about to become a little easier.
IndiGo has announced daily direct flights to Udaipur from Noida International Airport and Navi Mumbai International Airport, giving travellers two new options to reach Rajasthan's popular heritage and leisure destination. The Noida-Udaipur service will begin on October 25, 2026, while the Navi Mumbai-Udaipur route is scheduled to start on November 15, 2026, subject to regulatory approvals. For travellers, the biggest advantage is simple: fewer connections and more direct access to one of Rajasthan's most popular tourist cities..
Noida to Udaipur Flight: Schedule and Details
The new Noida-Udaipur service will operate daily. The flight, 6E 7631, will depart from Noida International Airport at 1:30 PM and reach Udaipur at 3:10 PM. The return flight, 6E 7632, will leave Udaipur at 6:20 PM and arrive in Noida at 8:00 PM. All timings are local. For people living in Delhi-NCR, this creates another option for reaching Udaipur without first travelling to Delhi airport for the flight. Noida International Airport itself began commercial operations in June 2026, with IndiGo becoming the first airline to operate from the airport..
Navi Mumbai to Udaipur Flight: What Travellers Should Know
Travellers from Mumbai and surrounding areas will get a new direct option from Navi Mumbai International Airport. The daily Navi Mumbai-Udaipur service is scheduled to begin on November 15, 2026. Flight 6E 2009 will depart Navi Mumbai at 10:05 AM and arrive in Udaipur at 11:15 AM. The return flight, 6E 2010, will depart Udaipur at 11:50 AM and reach Navi Mumbai at 1:05 PM. The new route could be particularly useful for travellers looking for a quick weekend or short leisure break in Udaipur..
Why Udaipur Is Worth Visiting
Udaipur has a way of standing out even among Rajasthan's many famous destinations. Known as the City of Lakes, the city combines lakes, historic palaces, old neighbourhoods, colourful markets and views of the surrounding Aravalli hills. The city's biggest attractions include City Palace, Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple, Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace and Fateh Sagar Lake. But Udaipur is not just about ticking monuments off a list. A large part of its appeal comes from the slower pace of the city — sitting beside a lake at sunset, walking through the old city, exploring local handicrafts or enjoying a traditional Rajasthani meal. That combination makes it suitable for both first-time visitors and travellers returning for a more relaxed experience..
5 Places You Should Not Miss in Udaipur
1. City Palace
The City Palace is one of Udaipur's most recognisable landmarks. Built over several generations by the rulers of Mewar, the palace complex combines courtyards, balconies, galleries and historic interiors overlooking Lake Pichola. Give yourself enough time here rather than treating it as a quick photo stop..
2. Lake Pichola
Lake Pichola is closely tied to Udaipur's identity. A boat ride around sunset is one of the city's most popular experiences, offering views of the surrounding palaces, ghats and hills. If your schedule allows, evening is one of the best times to experience the lake..
3. Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace
Located on a hill overlooking Udaipur, the Monsoon Palace offers wide views of the city and surrounding landscape. It is particularly appealing around sunset, when the elevated location gives you a different perspective of Udaipur..
4. Fateh Sagar Lake
Fateh Sagar is another important part of the city's landscape. The lake is surrounded by hills and is a popular place for an evening walk or a relaxed stop during a sightseeing day..
5. Old City and Local Markets
Do not spend your entire trip inside palaces and tourist attractions. Walk through Udaipur's old city and explore local markets for textiles, handicrafts, jewellery, paintings and traditional souvenirs. This is where the city can feel much more personal and lived-in..
How Many Days Are Enough for Udaipur?
For a first trip, 2 to 3 days can be enough to cover the major attractions without making the itinerary too rushed.
A simple three-day plan could look like this:-
Day 1: City Palace, Jagdish Temple, Old City and Lake Pichola.
Day 2: Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, Fateh Sagar Lake and local markets.
Day 3: Relaxed morning, additional sightseeing and a sunset experience before returning.
If you want a slower holiday, four days gives you more room for cafés, shopping, nearby attractions and unplanned exploration.
Is Udaipur Good for a Weekend Trip?
Yes — particularly with the new direct air connections. The city works well for couples, families, solo travellers and small groups because the main attractions are relatively easy to combine within a short itinerary. The new Noida and Navi Mumbai flights can make the destination even more practical for travellers who do not want to spend a large part of their trip in transit..
Best Time to Visit Udaipur
Udaipur can be visited throughout the year, but the cooler months are generally more comfortable for sightseeing. October to March is particularly popular because daytime conditions are generally more suitable for exploring the city's outdoor attractions. October can be an interesting time for travellers who want to combine Udaipur with a larger Rajasthan itinerary. The winter months, meanwhile, are popular for sightseeing, weddings and longer Rajasthan trips..
What to Eat in Udaipur
A Udaipur trip is incomplete without trying some local Rajasthani food. Look out for dishes such as dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, ker sangri, laal maas and traditional Rajasthani thali. For snacks and quick bites, local markets offer plenty of options ranging from kachori to sweets.
And if you enjoy dining with a view, Udaipur has plenty of restaurants and cafés overlooking its lakes and old-city landscape..
Udaipur Is Becoming Easier to Reach
The importance of these new flights goes beyond convenience for tourists. According to the Rajasthan Department of Tourism, Udaipur attracted nearly 20 lakh domestic travellers and more than 1.6 lakh foreign visitors in 2025, highlighting the city's strong tourism demand.
With the new routes, IndiGo will directly connect Udaipur with seven Indian destinations, including Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Mumbai, Noida and Navi Mumbai. For a city that already attracts visitors for its heritage, weddings, leisure travel and cultural experiences, better air connectivity could make short trips even more convenient..
Before You Book Your Udaipur Trip
If you are planning to use one of the new routes, keep the start dates in mind:-
Noida → Udaipur: Daily service from October 25, 2026.
Navi Mumbai → Udaipur: Daily service from November 15, 2026.
Flight schedules can change, and the Navi Mumbai service is subject to regulatory approvals, so travellers should check the latest schedule before booking. It is also worth booking accommodation early during weekends, holidays and peak wedding periods, when demand in Udaipur can rise sharply..
Udaipur has always been one of Rajasthan's easiest cities to fall in love with — lakes at sunset, grand palaces, narrow old-city lanes and the quiet charm of the Aravallis all come together here. Now, getting there is becoming easier too. With IndiGo's new daily direct Noida-Udaipur flights from October 25 and Navi Mumbai-Udaipur flights from November 15, travellers from Delhi-NCR and Mumbai will have more convenient options for reaching the City of Lakes.