Dia Mirza recently brought in her 43rd birthday, which coincides with her father-in-law's birthday. The family head to Chunda Shikar Oudi in Udaipur. The Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein actress had a wholesome time amidst nature at this vintage stone-built property surrounded by Aravalli hills. She enjoyed her time under the sun, on boat and jeep rides alike, and watched picturesque sunsets. Dia Mirza made sure that she stuck to a sustainable celebration in sync with nature, which is something that the environmental activist also holds close to her heart.
If you are inspired by Dia Mirza and her family's touristy vibes in harmony with the environment, here's all you need to know about Chunda Shikar Oudi in Udaipur.
- Chunda Shikar Oudi is a luxury private reserve nestled 24 kilometres away from Udaipur train station that offers a beautiful mix of wildlife experiences within the comfort of a five star property.
- The perfect outdoor swimming pool and free private parking offer the guests a few more reasons to visit the property which is located at Gram Panchayat Batharda, Kalan Kheroda in Udaipur, Rajasthan.
- It is a boutique hotel that is set amidst an enormous 150 hectares of forests and scenic woodlands that overlook a scenic lake. It offers one-of-a-kind jungle safaris, treks and an interface with the natural flora and fauna of the region.
- Nothing compares to the soothing effect the sound of Rajasthani music in your ears that is performed live at the property by local talents.
- The quaint old world property welcomes the guests to a traditional Indian hospitality experience that is customised as per their needs. They did the same for Dia Mirza and her father-in-law's birthday celebrations with freshly baked birthday cakes.
- Much like the property's name suggests, it is the perfect pick if you want to experience a wildlife safari to see leopards, wild boars, deers, gray langurs, oriental garden lizards, local birds and insects at the property.
Dia Mirza's countryside birthday getaway in Udaipur along with her family was the stuff of sustainable travel dreams.
