West Zone Cultural Centre , Udaipur - Cultural center in Udaipur - Udaipur, India

The West Zone Culture Centre in Udaipur, Rajasthan is one of seven Cultural Zones established by the Government of India to preserve and promote India's traditional cultural heritage. The centre works to retain and develop regional cultural resources, including traditional and tribal arts. It is provided with administrative infrastructure by the Government of India.

Do not miss this show! It consists of multiple performances from Rajasthani cultural artists. Is scheduled for 7 to 8 PM daily & an extra show on weekends. It's just beside the Gangaur ghat in the premise of 'Bagore ki haveli' in the old city.

The place is known for the cultural function every evening from 7pm to 8pm. The acts, dances and depiction of Rajasthan and its various tribes is quintessential. I would recommend everyone to visit it, believe me it is worth visiting. I won't reveal anything else. The charges are Rs100/show. You can pay through cards/wallets too. Entrance to the cultural zone isn't accessible friendly.

Less of a museum and more of a dance show. But no complaints! The dance is truly spectacular and makes you marvel how effortless it all looks. The show happens everyday between 7-8pm, Tickets per person and for camera are separate. This place gets really crowded very soon so it's advised to go earlier to avoid standing in queues and get the best seats for the show.

The best traditional dance and music show hosted in Udaipur. A must place to visit during the evening hours. The show starts at 7pm and lasts for 1 hour. They are trying to showcase some of the fading folk dance forms and there by helping those artists. Awesome performances by artists, the puppeteer and a 70yr old lady steal the show.

Visited with family during January. The entry fee is nominal of Rs.50/ only. There are Arrow marks guiding visitors. No guide required actually. The exhibits are awesome. Very cleanly maintained place with great view of the lake. The staffs are quite responsive. Not much crowded. We were told that in the evening there is a light and sound show. Compared to a lot of havelis and museums that we went this is the best and value for money. I strongly suggest you visit the place. Like the restoration work. The puppets are super. Overall a great experience.

A must visit place if you are interested in knowing about how the elite lived in the 18th century, the structure of the society. It is located at Gangaur ghat and it is recommended that you go by a two wheeler or an auto rickshaw. Going by car is not as the road is too congested for a car. It is very less crowded compared to the city palace, entry ticket is Rs50. There is a Rajasthani folk song and dance show at 7 pm everyday, the ticket for which is Rs90 for Indians. Keep in mind though, the song and dance show ticket can be purchased only after 6 pm

We headed to the museum and the folk dance here. So they are two separate things. The museum was ok but we had done the City lake palace and felt like this didn't really compare especially since the museum isn't directly related to the Haveli but just houses different artefacts. The museum also has a small puppet area traditional rajisthani ones which were cool to see. Overall I wouldnt recommend this place as a must do. The folk dance on the other side is an absolute must! We absolutely loved it! The show starts at 7pm daily and runs for an hour. Ticket sales start at 6 15 and we got there at this time to find ques already in waiting. So recommend going at 6 15 or just after if you want to secure a good spot.