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1. Amer Fort

Top Attraction

10 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Perched on a hilltop above Maota Lake, Amer Fort is Jaipur's grandest example of Rajput palace architecture, built from red sandstone and marble across four courtyards. Don't miss the Sheesh Mahal, where thousands of tiny mirror tiles turn a single candle flame into a starlit ceiling, and the Sukh Niwas, cooled by water channels centuries before air conditioning. A short jeep ride gets you to the (Read More)entrance gate; arrive early to beat the crowds and the heat.

Instagram Worthy 4.5 /5

4 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

City Palace is still home to Jaipur's royal family, and much of the complex is open as the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum. Walk through the Mubarak Mahal's textile gallery and the Sarvato Bhadra's silver Gangajalis, the world's largest silver vessels, then look for the four Ridhi Sidhi Pol gates, each painted for a different season, with the Peacock Gate the most photographed. Combine it with (Read More)a stop at Jantar Mantar, just a few minutes' walk away.

17 km from city center

Cultural Village

Chokhi Dhani recreates a Rajasthani village as an evening of entertainment, with puppet shows, folk dances, and fortune tellers scattered around its mock huts and courtyards. The main draw is the all-you-can-eat traditional thali, served on the floor in old village style. Plan for at least 2-3 hours in the evening, when the performances and lighting are at their best.

4.2 /5

7 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Jal Mahal appears to float in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, with four of its five floors submerged and only the top level and terraced gardens above the waterline. The palace's interior isn't open to visitors, so the experience here is really about the view: stop along the lakeside promenade, especially around sunset when the palace and the Nahargarh hills behind it turn gold. It's a quick stop on (Read More) the way to or from Amer Fort or Nahargarh.

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5. Hawa Mahal

Top Attraction 4.5 /5

4 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Hawa Mahal's five-storey pink sandstone facade is really a screen wall, built in 1799 so the women of the royal household could watch street life through its 953 honeycomb-style windows without being seen themselves. Climb through the narrow inside corridors for close-up views of the jharokhas, or cross the road to the Wind View Cafe for the best angle on the facade itself. Morning light works bes (Read More)t, before it falls into shadow.

7 km from city center

Temple

Galtaji is a pilgrimage site built into a narrow gorge in the Aravalli hills, about 10 km from the city, centred on a spring-fed chain of sacred water tanks where pilgrims bathe. Climb past the main kund to the hilltop Sun Temple for panoramic views back over Jaipur, and keep an eye out for the resident rhesus macaques the site is informally named after ('Monkey Temple'). It's busiest during Makar (Read More) Sankranti, when thousands come to bathe.

7. Jantar Mantar Jaipur

Top Attraction

4 km from city center

Monument

Jantar Mantar is a working astronomical observatory built by Sawai Jai Singh II in the 1730s, with 19 stone and marble instruments still used to track time, eclipses, and star positions. The Samrat Yantra, the giant sundial at its centre, reads local solar time accurate to about two seconds. A guide is worth hiring here since the instruments aren't self-explanatory, and it pairs naturally with a w (Read More)alk over to City Palace next door.

Great For Family Outing 4.3 /5

4 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Highlights: Jaipur Wax Museum, Jaipur

Nahargarh Fort sits on the ridge above Jaipur, connected by a wall to Jaigarh and Amer Forts, and is best known today as the city's sunset viewpoint. Inside, Madhavendra Bhawan has nine identical suites built for Sawai Jai Singh II's nine queens, and now also houses the Jaipur Wax Museum. Time your visit for late afternoon and stay for sunset over the Pink City below.

4.4 /5

3 km from city center

Museum

Albert Hall Museum, set in Ram Niwas Garden, is Rajasthan's oldest museum and one of Jaipur's few Indo-Saracenic buildings, modelled on London's V&A. Inside, the collection runs from an Egyptian mummy to Rajasthani miniature paintings, metalwork, and traditional costumes and puppets. The building is lit up at night, worth a second look if you're passing after dark.

4.3 /5

6 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Sheesh Mahal, also called Jai Mandir, is the mirror-tiled hall inside Amer Fort's third courtyard, built for Raja Man Singh in the 16th century. Thousands of convex glass mirrors and coloured foil cover the walls and ceiling, designed to multiply a single candle flame into what looks like a starlit sky. It's included in the standard Amer Fort ticket, so combine it with the rest of the fort rather (Read More)than visiting separately.

4.4 /5

10 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Jaigarh Fort sits on the Cheel ka Teela ridge above Amer, linked to Amer Fort by an underground passage the royal family once used to move treasure. Its main draw is the Jaivana, the world's largest cannon on wheels, cast on site in 1720 and never fired in battle. Climb the ramparts for views back over Amer Fort and Maota Lake, and combine both forts in one visit since they share the same access r (Read More)oad.

Top Attraction 4.4 /5

4 km from city center

Temple

Birla Temple, also called Lakshmi Narayan Temple, is a white marble shrine at the foot of Moti Dungari hill, built by the Birla family and dedicated to Lakshmi and Vishnu. Its stained glass windows depict scenes from the Bhagavad Gita and Hindu mythology, worth studying up close rather than just passing by. Evenings bring smaller crowds and the marble lit up against the dark sky.

13. Masala Chowk

Popular among Locals

3 km from city center

Street Food & Drinks

Masala Chowk is an open-air food court inside Ram Niwas Garden, gathering Jaipur's street food into one organised space rather than scattered stalls across the city. Expect kachori, pyaaz kachori, ghewar, and regional thalis from vetted local vendors, best eaten at shared tables under string lights. It's a short walk from Albert Hall Museum, so pair an evening visit there with dinner here.

Top Attraction 4.3 /5

6 km from city center

Monument

Maharaniyon Ki Chhatriyan is a cluster of marble and sandstone cenotaphs at Gaitore, built to commemorate Jaipur's queens, each carved with a level of detail matched to the queen's status. It sits near the king's own cenotaph complex nearby, and is far quieter than Jaipur's bigger monuments, making it a good stop for Rajput architecture without the crowds. Visit in late afternoon when the carvings (Read More) catch the light best.

3.9 /5

Landmark

Chand Baori is a 9th-century stepwell in Abhaneri village, roughly two hours from Jaipur, built with over 3,500 symmetrical steps descending 13 storeys to the water below. The geometric pattern is the whole point here: come for photos from the top edge, since public access down into the well is restricted. It's usually combined with Abhaneri's Harshat Mata Temple and a stop at Fatehpur Sikri if yo (Read More)u're heading toward Agra.

4.7 /5

3 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Rambagh Palace began in 1835 as a garden retreat and later became the residence of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and Maharani Gayatri Devi before its conversion into a Taj hotel. Even if you're not staying here, you can walk through the lobby and gardens or book afternoon tea to see the peacock courtyard and polo memorabilia. It's one of the few ways to experience Jaipur's royal-era interiors up clo (Read More)se rather than through a museum rope.

Fun For Kids

3 km from city center

Zoo

Jaipur Zoo sits inside Ram Niwas Garden and runs one of India's larger gharial breeding programs, alongside tigers, leopards, and a walk-through aviary. It's an easy add-on if you're already at Albert Hall Museum or Masala Chowk, though the enclosures are dated compared to newer wildlife parks. Go in the cooler morning hours when the animals are more active.

Instagram Worthy

4 km from city center

Museum

Jaipur Wax Museum occupies a wing of Nahargarh Fort, with lifelike figures spanning Bollywood, cricket, politics, and Rajput royalty. It's a good indoor break if you're already at Nahargarh for the sunset view, though it's a separate ticket from the fort entry. Budget 45 minutes to an hour to walk through the galleries.

Great For Family Outing 4.4 /5

12 km from city center

Elephant Camps & Parks

Elefantastic is an elephant sanctuary near Amer focused on retired working elephants, offering feeding, bathing, and even elephant-painting sessions rather than rides. It positions itself as a cruelty-free alternative to the elephant rides once common at Amer Fort, and pre-booking is recommended since group sizes are kept small. Wear clothes you don't mind getting wet and muddy.

Shree Digambar Jain Atishay Kshetra Mandir

4.8 /5

3 km from city center

Temple

Sanghiji Temple, dedicated to Adinath, the first Jain tirthankara, stands in Sanganer town in red sandstone with an elaborately carved shikhara. It's one of the more significant Digambar Jain pilgrimage sites in Rajasthan, and Sanganer itself is known for block-printed textiles, so many visitors combine a temple visit with shopping at the local print workshops.

Top Attraction 4.7 /5

5 km from city center

Temple

Akshardham Temple in Jaipur, also known as Swaminarayan Temple, is a modern complex built in traditional Nagara style with extensive hand-carved stonework across its halls and pillars. The gardens and musical fountain shows in the evening draw as many visitors as the shrine itself. It's a good stop if you want a break from Jaipur's medieval-era monuments without leaving the temple-hopping itinerar (Read More)y.

1 km from city center

Museum

Amrapali Museum, run by the Amrapali Jewels brand, houses a private collection of Indian jewellery spanning tribal silver pieces to Mughal-era gold ornaments. It's compact enough to see in under an hour and gives useful context if you're planning to shop for jewellery elsewhere in Jaipur's markets afterward.

4.6 /5

2 km from city center

Shows & Theatres

Raj Mandir is a working single-screen cinema from the late 1960s, known for its meringue-swirl interior and grand staircase lobby rather than just the films it shows. Catching a Bollywood screening here, ideally on a weekend evening, is as much the experience as any Jaipur monument, complete with the crowd energy Indian cinema halls are known for. Book tickets a day ahead since shows sell out.

Fun For Kids 4.6 /5

6 km from city center

Adventure Zone

PUNO is an indoor adventure park with trampoline zones, wall climbing, and obstacle courses, aimed squarely at families with kids who need a break from monument-hopping. It works well as a half-day filler on a longer Jaipur trip rather than a standalone destination. Weekday mornings are quieter than weekend afternoons.

Popular among Locals 4.6 /5

4 km from city center

Temple

Govind Dev Ji Temple sits inside the City Palace grounds and houses a Krishna idol believed to have been brought from Vrindavan, making it one of the most visited Krishna temples outside that town. The evening aarti draws large crowds and is worth timing your City Palace visit around if you want to see it. Entry to the temple is separate from, and free of, the City Palace ticket.

4.4 /5

11 km from city center

Religious Pond

Panna Meena ka Kund is a small stepwell tucked into a residential lane near Amer, with a striking double-staircase pattern that lets you reach the water from any side. Its geometric symmetry makes it one of Jaipur's most photographed stepwells, especially from directly above. It's an easy add-on if you're visiting Amer Fort, just a short drive away, and usually far less crowded than Chand Baori.

4.4 /5

3 km from city center

Garden & Park

Ram Niwas Garden is a royal garden built in 1868 by Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh, and today doubles as Jaipur's most central green space. Albert Hall Museum sits at its centre, with the zoo, an aviary, an art gallery, and Masala Chowk's food stalls all inside the same grounds. It's easy to combine two or three of these in one visit since they share the same gate.

3.7 /5

82 km from city center

Landmark

Located around 20 km from Jaipur, Abhaneri Stepwell is one of the largest stepwells and most intricate pieces of architecture in Rajasthan. Also, known as Chand Baori, the geometry of the stepwell is mesmerising. The Step Well is deep with 3,500 steps going down to nearly 20 meters to the base and has 13 floors in between.

33 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Samode Palace began as a 16th-century fort before being converted into a heritage hotel, about an hour and a half from Jaipur. Its Sheesh Mahal, or Hall of Mirrors, rivals the more famous one at Amer Fort, and the frescoed Durbar Hall is often used for weddings and film shoots. Even as a day visitor, you can walk through the courtyards and gardens, though staying overnight gets you the full palace (Read More) experience.

8 km from city center

Landmark

Patrika Gate is the ninth and most elaborate entrance to Jawahar Circle Park, painted in bright pinks, blues, and yellows with hand-painted motifs across its nine arches representing different facets of Rajasthan. It's built purely for photographs rather than housing anything inside, so most visitors just walk through slowly, camera out. Evening light and the illuminated arches after dark are when (Read More) it photographs best.

5 km from city center

Monument

Gaitore ki Chhatriyan is the royal cremation ground of Jaipur's Kachhwaha maharajas, a cluster of marble and sandstone cenotaphs set into a quiet valley in the Aravalli hills. Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II's own chhatri here is the most elaborate, carved with fine floral and figural detail. It sits a short drive from the queens' cenotaphs at Maharaniyon Ki Chhatriyan, so the two are easy to combine (Read More)into one stop.

Top Attraction 4.3 /5

3 km from city center

Historical Site

Pink City is the original walled old town that Maharaja Jai Singh II laid out in 1727, its buildings washed in the terracotta pink that gives Jaipur its nickname. Within its gates you'll find Hawa Mahal, City Palace, and Jantar Mantar alongside the bustling Bapu Bazaar and Johari Bazaar, so it's less a single sight than the backdrop for most of a Jaipur itinerary. Walking or a cycle rickshaw throu (Read More)gh the market lanes is the best way to take it in.

4.3 /5

7 km from city center

Garden & Park

Vidyadhar Garden was laid out in 1988 in Ghat ki Guni, in memory of Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, the chief architect who designed Jaipur's city plan for Sawai Jai Singh II. Terraced lawns, fountains, and pavilions blend Mughal and Rajput garden styles across several levels. It's a quieter, less-visited stop than Jaipur's bigger gardens, good for a picnic or a break between temple visits.

4.4 /5

7 km from city center

Garden & Park

Sisodia Rani ka Bagh is a terraced garden built in 1728 within the grounds of Sisodia Rani Palace, created as a summer retreat for Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II's queen from Udaipur. Multi-level lawns, fountains, and murals depicting the Radha-Krishna story climb the hillside in Rajasthani-Mughal style. It's a peaceful, shaded stop and pairs naturally with Vidyadhar Garden just up the road.

Day Trip

131 km from city center

Town

Karauli is a walled town roughly three hours from Jaipur, founded in 1348 and built almost entirely in red sandstone, with more than 300 temples packed into its streets. The most visited is the Madan Mohan Ji Temple, dedicated to a form of Krishna and central to the town's identity. It's usually taken in as a day trip, with the old City Palace and bazaars worth an hour or two if you're passing thr (Read More)ough.

0 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Hari Mahal Palace was built in the 1930s as the residence of Rajadhiraj Hari Singh of the Achrol family, and is now a heritage hotel while still partly occupied by the royal family. Its garden courtyards and vintage interiors give a smaller-scale, more personal look at Rajput aristocratic life than Jaipur's grander palaces. It works well as a heritage-stay option if you'd rather skip the big hotel (Read More) chains.

63 km from city center

Village

Bhandarej is a small village in the Dausa district, about two hours from Jaipur, known for its cluster of old stone monuments set against open Rajasthani countryside. It sees very few tourists, so it works better as a detour for travellers curious about rural Rajasthan than as a standard itinerary stop. It's easiest to combine with other stops along the Jaipur-Agra route if you're driving that way (Read More).

4.7 /5

2 km from city center

Monument

Amar Jawan Jyoti stands on Jan Path in the Jaipur Nagar Nigam complex, a pink sandstone and black marble memorial with an eternal flame honouring soldiers from Rajasthan who died in India's wars. It's a small, solemn stop rather than a full attraction, best combined with a walk through the nearby Central Park or the government quarter. Visit in the early morning or evening when the area is quietes (Read More)t.

Instagram Worthy 4.6 /5

2 km from city center

Garden & Park

Central Park is Jaipur's largest green space, built by the Jaipur Development Authority near Statue Circle in the city's planned Civil Lines area. A long jogging and cycling track loops the park, and it's known for one of the tallest national flags in the country, visible from well outside the grounds. Early morning and evening are when it's busiest with joggers and walkers rather than tourists.

4.2 /5

4 km from city center

Temple

Moti Dungri Ganesh Temple sits on a small hillock below the private, Scottish-style Moti Dungri Fort, which isn't open to the public. The temple's idol of Lord Ganesha is believed to be over 500 years old and draws steady crowds of local devotees, especially on Wednesdays, the day traditionally associated with Ganesha worship. It's a quick stop near Birla Temple, which sits at the base of the same (Read More) hill.

4.5 /5

4 km from city center

Monument

Isarlat, also called Sargasuli or Swargasuli, is a seven-storey minaret built by Sawai Ishwari Singh near Tripolia Gate to commemorate a military victory, styled after Delhi's Qutub Minar and Chittorgarh's Kirti Stambh. A narrow spiral staircase winds up through the tower to balconies on each level, with the top offering a rare high-up view over the Pink City's rooftops. It's a quick stop if you'r (Read More)e already exploring City Palace or Hawa Mahal nearby.

4 km from city center

Temple

Kale Hanuman Ji Temple sits in the Chandi ki Taksal neighbourhood of the old city, built around a black stone idol of Hanuman rather than the usual orange or vermilion one. Regular aartis and ceremonies draw a steady stream of local devotees rather than tourists, making it a good stop if you want to see everyday Jaipur devotional life. It's tucked into a residential lane, so a local map or driver (Read More)helps in finding it.

Great For Family Outing 4.6 /5

7 km from city center

Shopping Mall

World Trade Park is Jaipur's largest mall, spread across two connected blocks with well over a hundred stores, restaurants, and a multiplex inside. It works well as an air-conditioned break from sightseeing, especially during the peak summer heat. Both blocks are linked by walkways, so it's easy to spend a few hours moving between shopping, food, and the cinema without stepping outside.

7 km from city center

Temple

Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple sits on a hillock at Lakshman Dungri, just off the Delhi bypass, with a sanctum large enough to hold several hundred devotees at once. The climb up rewards you with panoramic views over the surrounding hills, along with the temple itself. It's more of a pilgrimage stop for locals than a typical tourist sight, busiest on Tuesdays and Saturdays, the days traditionally set (Read More)aside for Hanuman worship.

18 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

Angel Resort and Amusement Park sits on the Sikar highway outside the city, combining a water park, amusement rides, and overnight resort stays in one property. It works best as a full-day outing rather than a quick stop, especially with kids, since the rides and pools take time to get through. Weekday visits are quieter than weekends, when it draws crowds from across the city.

Hidden Gem 4.6 /5

11 km from city center

Museum

Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing occupies a restored haveli in Amer, run by the Anokhi Foundation to document Rajasthan's block-printing traditions. The collection includes over a hundred hand-printed garments, alongside demonstrations by local artisans on some days. It's an easy add-on if you're already visiting Amer Fort, and the attached shop and café are worth a stop too.

Top Things To Do 4.3 /5

4 km from city center

Shopping Market

Bapu Bazar runs between Sanganeri Gate and New Gate in the old walled city, lined with shops selling textiles, block-printed fabric, juttis, bangles, and other Rajasthani handicrafts. It's one of Jaipur's most popular markets for souvenirs and clothing, so bargaining is expected and part of the experience. Evenings bring the biggest crowds, when the market lanes are liveliest.

4.5 /5

8 km from city center

Garden & Park

Jawahar Circle in Malviya Nagar is reportedly Asia's largest circular park, built around a central rose garden with a jogging track ringing its perimeter. Musical fountain shows in the evening are the park's main draw, along with a children's play area and food kiosks scattered around. It's best visited around sunset, when the fountains and cooler air bring out the biggest crowds.

9 km from city center

Garden & Park

Kanak Vrindavan Garden sits below the Nahargarh hills on the road to Amer Fort, divided into eight sections built around a Govind Devji temple modelled after the original in Vrindavan. Marble fountains, intricate mirror work, and manicured lawns give it a quieter, more devotional feel than Jaipur's other gardens. It's a natural stop if you're driving between the city and Amer or Nahargarh.

Fun For Kids 4.6 /5

4 km from city center

Museum

Jawahar Kala Kendra is a cultural centre designed by architect Charles Correa, its nine interconnected blocks laid out to echo the Navagraha, the nine planets of Vedic astrology. Inside, it hosts art galleries, a planetarium, theatre spaces, and rotating exhibitions on Rajasthani crafts and history. It's a good stop if you want a break from forts and temples, with something on show most days of th (Read More)e week.

15 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

Located on the Chomu Sikar Highway in Jaipur, Mauj Mahal Water Park and Fun Resort is a popular theme park on the outskirts of the city. A blend of the modern day techniques and the old world Rajasthani charm and hospitality, the resort cum water park is a perfect way to beat the scorching summer sun. The place is also ideal for overnight stays and weekend getaways.

Popular among Locals

5 km from city center

Temple

Garh Ganesh Temple is an ancient temple built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh before he laid the foundation stone of the city of Jaipur. The temple is located near Jaigarh and Nahargarh Forts on the Aravalli Hills. It is dedicated to Lord Ganesh who is revered in Vigra Purushakriti, which means his child-form is worshipped here. The temple is often a halting spot for trekkers who explore the Aravalli (Read More)Hills for a fabulous view of the city.

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FAQs on Jaipur

How can I commute within Jaipur?

Autos are the most viable mode of transport except for when it gets too hot. Cabs also are very easily available. The city bus, a new addition for the tourists is a hop-on-hop-off service which is quite efficient. Though normal bus service is also available, we wouldn't recommend it for the tourists. Also, the Jaipur metro has made commuting efficient than ever.
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Can you suggest an itinerary for Jaipur?

It is important to make the most out of your limited stay at Jaipur. Therefore, to see everything in sufficient duration with lots of time to spare for shopping, try to start each day as early as possible. Most of the places open at 8 a.m. Hence, wake up and have a filling breakfast for the jam-packed days.

Day 1: Since you have newly arrived in Jaipur, the first day should encapsulate sightseeing all the famous places that are in close proximity to each other so that you don't burn out on the very first day itself. Start your trip with architectural and royal wonders as you see the famous forts of Jaipur. Visit Amer Fort (with the exquisite Sheesh Mahal), Jaigarh Fort and Nahargarh Fort. If you still have time to travel for two hours and see the supposedly haunted Bhangarh Fort, then, by all means, do it, else spend a serene evening near the beautiful Jal Mahal, after having a sumptuous meal at 1135 A.D. Restaurant located inside Amer Fort.

Day 2: Start your day by having delectable kachoris and flavoured milk from Rawat Mishthan Bhandar at Sindhi Camp. Then head out to see the City Palace, and visit Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar, just moments away from it. By noon, you shall be done with these three hot spots and can venture out to fulfil your shopping quotient from Bapu Bazaar and Johari Bazaar for jewellery, rare antiquities, and genuine silk/pashmina clothing, and then have a filling lunch at the famous Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar. If you need a breather from the historical ride, then head to the Museum of Gems and Jewellery, Albert Hall Museum or the Jaipur Zoo. Read more about Shopping in Jaipur

Day 3: Strolling leisurely through Sisodia Rani ka Bagh is a great beginning to your last day in Jaipur. Visit the Birla Temple, also known as Lakshmi Narayan Mandir, famous for its grand architecture. Have your tummies filled with the tasty food at Anokhi Cafe, along with its soothing ambience and old-time charm. Then head over to spend your lovely evening at Chokhi Dhaani, one of the many cultural villages in Jaipur. Visiting Chokhi Dhaani will take up to 4 hours, but with its cultural festivities and scrumptious thalis, it is definitely worth going for.

What are the top hotels in Jaipur?

There are 1018 Hotels in Jaipur which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Jaipur are Hotel Man Sagar, Hotel Madhav Palace, Hotel Mohit Palace, SaffronStays Jaipura Garh, Angel Resort Sikar Highway, OYO 14565 Hotel Snazzy. You can see all the hotels in Jaipur here

How can I spend 4 days in Jaipur?

Tourists can explore significant spots of the city in four days. On arrival, tourists can explore the City Palace, do some shopping at Tripolia Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar and have dinner at the Chokhi Dhani. The following day tourists can visit Hawa Mahal and the Jaipur Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO world heritage site and the Sun temple. On the third and fourth days, tourists can visit the Jaipur Zoo, Albert Hall Museum, Birla Temple, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Amber Fort and Palace, and the Nahargarh Fort.

How much does a package cost for Jaipur?

The packages for Jaipur start at INR 2568 which can be further customized based on number of people, days, hotel category, vehicle type and customizations. You can have a look at all packages here

What are the top restaurants in Jaipur?

The best places to eat in Jaipur are Chokhi Dhani, Four Seasons, Bake Hut, Niro's, Copper Chimney, OM Revolving Restaurant. You can see all the places to eat in Jaipur here

What are the top sightseeing places in Jaipur?

The top sightseeing places in Jaipur are Amer Fort, City Palace, Jaipur, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar Jaipur, Nahargarh Fort, Pink City.

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7. Jantar Mantar Jaipur

8. Nahargarh Fort

9. Albert Hall Museum

10. Sheesh Mahal

11. Jaigarh Fort

12. Birla Temple

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13. Masala Chowk

14. Maharaniyon Ki Chhatriyan

15. Chand Baori

16. Rambagh Palace

17. Jaipur Zoo

18. Jaipur Wax Museum

19. Elefantastic

20. Shree Digambar Jain Atishay Kshetra Mandir

21. Shree Akshardham Temple

22. Amrapali Museum

23. Raj Mandir Cinema

24. PUNO - Adventure & Trampoline

25. Govind Dev Ji temple

26. Panna Meena Ka Kund

27. Ramniwas Bagh

28. Abhaneri Stepwell

29. Samode Palace

30. Patrika Gate

31. Gaitore ki Chhatriyan

32. Pink City

33. Vidyadhar Bagh

34. Sisodia Rani ka Bagh

35. Karauli

36. Hari Mahal Palace

37. Bhandarej

38. Amar Jawan Jyoti

39. Central Park Jaipur

40. Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple

41. Isarlat Sargasooli

42. Kale Hanuman Ji Ka Mandir

43. World Trade Park

44. Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple

45. Angel Resort and Amusement Park

46. Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing

47. Bapu Bazar

48. Jawahar Circle

49. Kanak Vrindavan Garden

50. Jawahar Kala Kendra

51. Mauj Mahal Water Park and Fun Resort

52. Shri Garh Ganesh Ji Temple

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