Jaipur
The Pink City — hilltop forts, palaces and Rajasthan’s vibrant crafts and bazaars.
About Jaipur
Why visit Jaipur
A maze of bazaars, palaces and celebrated sights, the “Pink City” is named for the colour of its buildings. Tradition and modernity share the same streets — turbaned elders with camels beside scooters and cafés.
Main attractions include Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Amber Fort, Jal Mahal and temples such as Govind Devji. Jaipur is also a centre for traditional Rajasthani jewellery and textiles.
- Amber Fort
- City Palace & Hawa Mahal
- Jantar Mantar
- Block-print & gem bazaars
Places to visit
Amber Fort
Hilltop fort-palace with mirrored halls and lake views.
Hawa Mahal
The Palace of Winds overlooking Johari Bazaar.
City Palace
Royal complex still partly occupied by the former ruling family.
Jal Mahal
Photogenic pavilion in Man Sagar Lake.
Things to do
Amber Fort morning
Explore the hill fort and courtyards above Maotha Lake.
City Palace & Hawa Mahal
Walk the old city core of palaces and the iconic façade of winds.
Jantar Mantar
See the huge astronomical instruments of this UNESCO observatory.
Bazaar hopping
Shop for block prints, gems, blue pottery and lac bangles.
How to reach
Jaipur Airport (JAI) has domestic flights from Delhi and other hubs.
By road, Delhi–Jaipur is about 5–6 hours; Agra–Jaipur similar.
Comfortable trains also run from Delhi to Jaipur Junction.
Travel tips
Two full days cover the highlights without rushing.
Elephant rides at Amber are optional and increasingly restricted — ask your planner for current options.
Evenings can include a cultural dinner experience such as Chokhi Dhani on direct payment.
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