Jaipur

As you go footloose in the charming complex of the Amer fort made of pink and yellow sandstone, you will witness the regal finesse of Rajputanas. The majestic beauty resides in the pink city of Jaipur, bathing in charm atop the Cheel ka Teela(Hill of Eagles).The fort is a pearl on the crown of Jaipur. Over five thousand tourists visit the fort every day to bask in its royal splendour. The Amer fort has also been inducted into the UNESCO world heritage list along with five other forts of Rajasthan.The fort is famous for the exquisite Hindu elements peaking through its architecture. The palace features large parapets and several intricately designed gateways that give it a stately vibe. Rajput ruler Raja Man Singh built the fort in 1592.The fort is a famous historical monument and a reflection of Rajputana style architecture. It is most famous for its elephant rides and the sound and light show that draws the tourists in thousands every day. The fort is a fine example of the creativity and craftsmanship of the Rajput artists and architects. Amer Fort is one of the oldest forts of Rajasthan and says a lot about the state’s glorious past.

Sisodia Rani Garden and Palace have a popular space in the tourist section of Rajasthan as hundreds of people come to visit and enjoy the stunning beauty of a picturesque garden and the architectural brilliance portrayed on the palace walls. It is located about 6 kilometers away from Jaipur city and was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1728. It consists of tiered gardens with fountains, watercourses and colorful pavilions. If you are on a sightseeing in Jaipur, then this is one of the best places to visit in Jaipur.The garden, as well as the palace, got their names as Sisodia Rani Garden and Palace from the queen for whom they were built and dedicated. She was from the Sisodiya line of Suryavanshi Rajputs who ruled the region of Mewar for a while. Depicting a soothing blend of Mughal designs and Indian art style, the garden is a must visit tourist destination in Rajasthan now. The palace is situated on the top terrace of the garden. There are temples of Lord Shiva and Hanuman placed inside the royal garden. It is marvelously embraced by lush green nature and splendid collection of rare flowers. The walls are painted beautifully that depict the stories related to Lord Krishna and Radha.Location: Ghat Ki Guni, Agra Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302023Price: INR 10 to 30 per personTiming: 08:00 am to 08:00 pm.Book Now: Sisodhiya Rani Ghar Entry Ticket

You can call it one of those Jaipur sightseeing places that provide an exquisite panorama giving a painting-like feel. All thanks to Aravalli ranges encircling this temple. The Jain Chulgiri is actually a Digambara shrine. A walk up the stairs to the temple is pretty exciting.When you complete the tough ascend, you will be rewarded with lovely views of the encompassing forests from the top. Also, a holistic trail down its lush vegetation is renewing and shirks off all the negative feelings.The principal temple comprises of a grand tall idol of Mahaveer Swami etched out from one white stone. The structural style and art of this statue are novel and are in precise proportion. It's recommended to visit during the moderate climate.Location: Agra Rd, Near Sisodia, Rani Garden, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002Price: Entry freeTiming: Daily 6 am - 6 pm

Located at the centre of Jaipur, almost half of the population of Jaipur passes through the Statue Circle every day. It is also one of the popular hangout places in Jaipur.Devoted to the founder of the Pink City, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, this circle is bejewelled with beautiful gardens, marble carvings and fountains. A life-size white marble statue of the Maharaja is erected at the centre of the circle as a tribute to the legendary Maharaja.During the evenings, this circle turns into an enchanting gathering place of the locals as well as the tourists. Lighting adds to the enchanting ambience of this circle and the local vendors dealing in all the spicy and tongue-tickling eateries makes the evening, a delightful rendezvous.Visiting hours: AnytimePhotography allowed: YesYou May Also Like: Udaipur Trip Packages                  Udaipur Couple Tour Packages

Galtaji, a captivating pilgrimage site in Jaipur, Rajasthan, is steeped in history and spirituality. Nestled amid the Aravalli Hills, the complex encompasses ancient temples, kunds (water tanks), and pavilions. Fondly known as the Monkey Temple, it draws visitors seeking both spiritual tranquility and the playful company of resident monkeys.The main temple, Galtaji Temple, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, stands as a testament to Rajput architecture with its intricately carved pillars and domes. The natural springs, known as kunds, add a serene ambiance to the surroundings. Devotees believe that a dip in the sacred waters purifies the soul.Galtaji is not just a religious site; it's a cultural and natural haven where history, spirituality, and wildlife converge. The tranquil setting, combined with architectural marvels and the harmonious presence of monkeys, makes Galtaji a must-visit destination for those exploring the multifaceted charm of Jaipur.

Hathni Kund trek passes through the verdant valleys and beautiful trails when one starts it from Charan Mandir. Charan Mandir is standing high on the way to Nahargarh Fort and from here, trails with lush green forested shadows, old temples, sand dunes and even a waterfall which is runny usually in monsoons begin. The view of surroundings when one reaches to Hathni Kund are breathtaking. Click some beautiful pictures with your friends all through the trek and enjoy a day out in midst of nature.Distance: 17 km from JaipurHeight: Reach at a height of around 550 m through the trek.

Bapu Bazaar, named in honor of Mahatma Gandhi, is a vibrant marketplace in Jaipur that pulsates with the cultural essence of Rajasthan. This bustling bazaar is a treasure trove of traditional Rajasthani textiles, handicrafts, and vibrant artifacts. Visitors can wander through a maze of shops, discovering an array of colorful fabrics, intricately designed mojaris (traditional footwear), and locally crafted souvenirs. The lively atmosphere and the distinctive charm of Bapu Bazaar create an immersive experience for both locals and tourists, offering a glimpse into the rich heritage of Jaipur's craftsmanship. The market is not just a shopping destination; it's a cultural hub where the spirit of Rajasthan's artistic traditions comes alive, inviting exploration and appreciation for the city's vibrant cultural tapestry.Book Now: Rajasthan Tour From Ahmedabad            Rajasthan Tour From Chennai

Tripolia Bazar in Jaipur is a historical marketplace that exudes the timeless charm of Rajasthan's cultural and artistic heritage. Named after one of Jaipur's ancient gates, this bazaar is a treasure trove of traditional handicrafts, textiles, and Rajasthani artifacts. As visitors wander through its vibrant lanes, they encounter a kaleidoscope of shops offering intricate jewelry, textiles, and eclectic souvenirs. The market's cultural richness is complemented by the architectural marvels that surround it. With its historical significance, Tripolia Bazar serves as a living testament to Jaipur's enduring traditions, attracting both locals and tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the city's cultural tapestry. The market's dynamic atmosphere, coupled with its array of traditional offerings, makes Tripolia Bazar a must-visit destination for those eager to explore the authentic spirit of Jaipur.