Jaipur, the precisely called “Pink City” has a completely different charm for itself. Welcoming tourist with open arms, Jaipur is one of the culture wise richest state in India. Not does it’s city houses show pink painted walls but the street is filled with colours which leave the visitors spellbound.
The city was originally built in the 18th century by Sawai Jai Singh and is home to several UNESCO world heritage sites evoking recognition of magnificence and supremacy!
One of the iconic monument in Jaipur is the “Hawa Mahal” also known as the palace of winds. It is built in such a way as a woman wears a dupatta. In the olden days, when kings used to come out in a parade, the queens used to see it from the Hawa Mahal.
Another glory offered is the Amer Fort which is an honour in itself. The view of the Gigantic walls of this spectacular creation at a first glance is just Unbelievable! The rooms of the fort are as huge as one’s house today, spending an evening here shall never be forgotten by anyone.
A beautiful attraction near to Amer fort is Jal Mahal, a palace floating on a lake. Clicking pictures of it on your journey back to the town would be a joy to the heart.
Apart from these, the city has many art galleries, ancient temples, village setups (Chowki Dhani) and another heritage site the Jantar Mantar reveals the wisdom of our astronomical architectural in historic times.
Jaipur is one city which shall leave behind fascinating memories. Rajputi culture shall remain in the hearts of our visitors as we make sure they see this city while being treated as a member of the royal family!
By Air: This amazing city has its own airport. There are many direct domestic flights connected from major airports in India. Recently this airport has started its International flying routes to a few countries.
By Train: Jaipur is majorly linked with many cities, towns and villages of India by rail. This is also one good option to explore Jaipur.
By Road: Jaipur is a popular road route with its wide connection to other national, state highways and interstate road routes. We start our tour by road either from Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Udaipur or Ahmedabad considering the places you want to visit.
Jaipur is located in Rajasthan which has hottest summers, making it less popular as a tourist attraction but it definitely is a good choice for budgeted travellers. Best time to explore the fort, palaces and deserts of Rajasthan is during a winter that is from October to March. This place has less of rainfall therefore it’s also a good time to grab a good deal from us.
