DELHI TO JAIPUR TOUR BY CAR AND BUS

When you hear Jaipur, what suddenly strikes your mind is vibrancy, and colors. Known as the Pink city of India, Jaipur is located in the state of Rajasthan occupying the Northern part of India. If you want to explore the various sightseeing places that were ruled by the prestigious Rajput kings, then get yourself one exciting Jaipur Tour Package that is both budget-friendly and customizable. 

Top Sightseeing Spots to Explore in Jaipur

You can count on all the favorite spots that offer you an exotic view of the place when you are out on a tour in Jaipur. Here are some of the most exquisite places that you must not miss out on:

Amer Fort is located 11 km away from the city center of Jaipur and is a magnificent fort that is built with great ideas of art and architecture, on the top of the hill. From here, you can also count on the maotha Lake for sightseeing purposes.

The City Palace is another spot in Jaipur that is 4 km away from the city center that is one of the best palaces since the times of history. It includes the Chandra Mohan and Mubarak Mahal that is located towards the northeastern side of Jaipur.

Hawa Mahal is another beautiful location that is 4 km away from the city center that is located at an intersection of the main road in Jaipur. It is known for the architecture and vibrant colors, built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh.

Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is another tourist attraction that you can pay a visit to, after moving 4 km away from the city. This is the largest stone astronomical observatory, in the world that is located in Jaipur. 

Nahargarh Fort is situated on the outskirts of Jaipur and is thus a great example of a rich cultural heritage because of its style of architecture. You will be getting an alluring view of the whole city from this place that was built in 1734 and is a perfect place to declare Jaipur as the Pink city.

Chokhi Dhani: If you want to explore the luxurious culture of Jaipur, then you must pay a visit to Chokhi Dhani that is located on the Tonk Road. You get nestled in the ancient traditions and art of Rajasthan with a myriad of artworks and folk dances awaiting you.

Albert Hall Museum: If you are fond of history, then make your way to the Albert Hall Museum which holds rich work of ivory, metal, stone, crystal and so on.