Places

As you leave Jaipur's busy city streets and drive past Jal Mahal, the hills of Amer slowly come into view. Suddenly, a big fort emerges above you, and Maota Lake rests quietly below. That's only what you see from outside the fort. 

Historic monuments glow under bright lights, markets become lively, rooftop cafes fill with visitors, and the cooler weather makes exploring the city much more enjoyable.

The setup of Chokhi Dhani is like authentic village mud huts, camel/elephant rides, puppet shows, astrologers, mehendi artists, unlimited Rajasthani thali, everything in one place.

Built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh of the Kachhwaha Rajput dynasty, it was the work of master builder Lal Chand Ustad. 

Whether you're buying gifts for family or bringing home a special memory for yourself, you will find the best things to buy here in this guide.

Jaipur is one of those cities where budget doesn't mean basic because affordable hotels here still offer a comfortable and clean stay.

The Pink City is full of royal forts, beautiful palaces, peaceful temples, colourful markets, hidden gems, scenic gardens, and amazing food.

Jaipur is not just famous as the “Pink City" for its rose-hued walls—it earns another nickname just as easily: "Shopper's Paradise."