1.
Amer fort: Amber Fort, situated 11 kms from Jaipur, is a fort built with a great artistic taste. Cradled on the top of a hill forming a beautiful
reflection in Martha Lake, it is popularly known as Amer Fort.
2.
City Palace: Located in Jaipur, The
City Palace is the main palace from where the Maharaja reigned from. The palace
includes the Chandra Mahan and Mubarak Mahal along with various other buildings
within the complex. It is located towards the north-eastern side of Jaipur sightseeing taxi.
3.
Hawa Mahal: The Hawa Mahal stands at
the intersection of the main road in Jaipur, Badi Chaupad. It is regarded as
the signature building of Jaipur and was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh.
4.
Janter – Manter: Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is
the largest stone astronomical observatory in the World. It is located just
next to the city palace of Jaipur in Rajasthan. Built during the period between
1727 and 1733, the Jantar Mantar is still in a running condition and it stands
as a witness regarding the wisdom of former age.
5.
Nahargarh Fort: Nahargarh Fort, situated
on the outer skirts of Jaipur is an epitome of great architecture and planning.
Drenched with rich past, the fort allows you a picturesque view of the entire
city. Built-in 1734, this grand architecture is a perfect way to begin the
excursion of this pink city.
6.
Pink City: Jaipur is the largest city
of Rajasthan popularly known as the 'Pink City'. Built about 275 years ago,
today it presents the glorious past of our country through its culture and
architecture.
7.
Chokhi Dhani: Chokhi Dhani is a luxury
heritage resort synonymous with Rajasthani village culture. It is located a
little on the outskirts of the city on the Tonk Road. The concept of the
village is to give you a tangible feel of rural Rajasthan. It is a true
depiction of traditional Rajasthan with ancient artifacts, handicrafts,
paintings, folklore, and sculptures. The village offers myriad entertainment
options- folk dances, singing, camel rides, puppet shows, fortune-tellers,
acrobatics, predicting parrots, magic shows, horse riding, boating, etc.
8.
Bapu Bazar: Besides the plethora of
palaces and forts and Havelis and wildlife, Jaipur is also the ultimate
shopping paradise. Among the numerous flourishing flea markets of Jaipur is the
Bapu Bazaar. Situated in the heart of the Pink city between Sanganer Gate and
New Gate, the market is known for its alluring Rajasthani quintessential
products including textiles, handicrafts, brass works, and precious stones. The
bazaar attracts tourists from all over India and worldwide owing to its
authenticity, diversity, and giveaway price products.
9.
Albert Hall Museum: Albert Hall Museum is one
of the oldest museums of Rajasthan. It has a rich collection of various kinds
of items such as paintings, carpets, ivory, stone, metal sculptures, colorful
crystal works, etc.
10.
Galtaji Temple: Located around 20 km from
Jaipur, this temple is beautifully situated in the midst of trees and hills.
One of the jewels of Jaipur, the temple complex encompasses natural freshwater
springs and 7 holy 'kunds' or water tanks.
11.
Jaigarh Fort: Jaigarh Fort is a grand
structure perched on the top of the 'Cheel ka Teela' hills designed by a
talented architect called Vidhyadhar. The fort reflects the city's prosperous
past and is named after the ruler who got it built, Sawai Jai Singh II.
12.
Birla Temple: Located on an elevated the ground at the base of Moti Dungri hill in Rajasthan, the temple is also known
as the Lakshmi Narayanan Temple as the Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu
(Narayan), the preserver and his consort Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth.
13.
Moti Dungri Temple: Moti Dungri temple is
built on a hill above the famous Birla Temple. It is primarily a Ganesh Temple
and was built to protect the city. The temple is surrounded by the beautiful
Moti Dungri palace, which is an imitation of a Scottish castle.
14.
Jal Mahal: Amidst the chaos of the
city of Jaipur, lies the splendid Jal Mahal, or Water Palace. Floating in the
center of the Sagar Lake, this low rise symmetrical Palace was once a shooting
lodge for the Maharajas. This unique palace fascinates a large number of
visitors from all over the world.
15.
Abhaneri Stepwell: Also known as the Chand
Baori Step Well, located in Abhaneri near Jaipur, Chandbaori spans a height of
about 13 stories and has 3500 steps that lead approximately 100 feet down.
16.
Panna Meena Ka Kund: Established in the 16th
century, the place is also known by many other names locally, some of which are
just derivations of the original name in the local language. A baori or a
stepwell is a concept solely originating from the Indian subcontinent and was
the most popular source of water during the old times. These are mostly
man-made pools of water that can be reached by descending a series of stairwells.
Panna Meena ka Kund in Jaipur is one of the many famous step-wells that still
stand in the western part of India, where they were mostly constructed. The original purpose of this Baori was to supply the locals with water for drinking
and other daily needs, especially during the dry summers, as well as crop
irrigation.
17.
Ram Niwas Garden: Stuffed with appealing
fountains and dazzling serene pools, Ram Nivas Garden offers a tranquil and a calm atmosphere for you to ease out and relax. The pink city has many such lush
green gardens which add to it's beauty and tranquility such as Sisodia Rani
Palace and Garden, Vidyadhar Garden, Central Park (Entrance near Statue Circle)
which are all cool places to hang out.
18.
Govind Ji Temple: For Krishna followers,
this is the most significant temple in the world after Vrindavan. It is
believed that the statue of the deity here looks exactly like Krishna's form
during his incarnation of Earth.
19.
World Trade Park Jaipur: World Trade Park is
situated in Malviya Nagar in Jaipur and is the second-largest mall of the
country. The construction of the mall cost 350 crores and it took two years
to finish it. It was inaugurated in the year 2012 by Shahrukh Khan.
20.
Raj Mandir Cinema: Raj Mandir Cinema was
conceptualized in the late-1960s by Mehtab Chandra Golcha. The cinema was his
dream project. He wanted to build a stylish and elegant Cinema Hall where
viewers would get an experience as close to royalty as possible. Raj Mandir
Cinema was created with the intention of crossing the boundary of traditional
cinema and providing a complete experience along with the movies. Mehtab
Chandra Golcha wanted his audiences to feel like royal guests who were invited
to a palace to enjoy the regal architecture and entertainment. With Raj Mandir
Cinema, a new era of cinema began in Jaipur.
21.
Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing:
The Anokhi Foundation aims
to preserve the centuries-old customs and traditions of the artisans in Jaipur.
the foundation has been running a museum, Anokhi Museum of Handmade Paintings,
where it exhibits various artifacts in relation to the hand and block printing.
22.
Chand Baori: Chand Baori is a major
tourist attraction site in Abhaneri village and is a very big step well with
flights of steps on the three sides that lead to the water reserve.
23.
Masala Chowk: Masala Chowk is the newest
addition to eateries in Jaipur. Located in Ram Niwas Garden, this open-air food
court offers 21 flavors of the Pink City under one roof (or sky). Masala
translates to spice and chowk in Hindi means an open area or public square. The
wordplay perfectly sums up the meaning of the place – a variety of booths
serving authentic Indian street food. Initially, the place was meant to attract
tourists, given its proximity to the famous Albert Hall Museum in the area.
However, Masala Chowk has become the talk of the town amongst the locals too.
24.
Akshardham Temple, Jaipur: Dedicated to the Hindu
God, Narayan Akshardham Temple is known for its beautiful architecture,
magnificent idols, sculptures, and carvings. The lush green surroundings add to
its beauty and serenity.
25.
Chandpole: One of the finest
specimens of Rajput architecture in Jaipur, Chand Pol offers spectacular views
of the famed old bazaar and glimpses of the Rajasthani culture.
26.
Johari Bazar: Painted in pink, Johari A bazaar is the oldest market in Jaipur popular for its vibrant ambiance,
delicious food, and premium quality Kundan jewelry. Considered a haven for the
jewelry junks, the market offers a wide variety of glittering Jaipuri
jewelry made in gold, silver, diamonds, emeralds, and rubies. The Hindi word
‘Johari’ itself translates to ‘jeweler’ in English. Dotted with compact shops
strewn with colorful apparels, flamboyant juttis, and exuberant lehengas, the
narrow labyrinthian lanes are bustling with activity all day long. Situated at
the Badi Chaupar and Sanganeri Gate, the bazaar is especially popular among
people getting ready for weddings.
27.
Amrapali Museum: Amrapali Museum is one of
the underrated hidden gem of Jaipur that you cannot miss. It has an exclusive
display of some of the gorgeous and valuable jewels of ancient days and
different styles of Indian jewelry art. You may not be interested in going to
a place fully loaded with only jewels but when you will enter the Museum, you
will surely be mesmerized by their outstanding collection. You can find a huge
collection of tribal jewelry and collections here, which is clearly the main
attraction of this place. You will also find items from different fields like
Mughal, Rajput, Temple, and many others. Moreover, you can even try the jewels
on request.
28.
Central Park Jaipur: Constructed by the Jaipur
Development Authority, the Central Park of Jaipur is the largest park in the
most popular city of Rajasthan, Jaipur. Located near the famous statue circle,
the park is a prime hangout place for people of all ages and groups. You can
have a small picnic with family and just goof around with your friends, the
park gives you plenty of lush green landscape to enjoy your day out. The
luscious green park is located in the center of Jaipur city beside the Statue
circle on Prithviraj Road, Rambagh.
29.
Rambhag Palace: Located about 8 kms from
the city center of Jaipur, Rambagh Palace is one among the finest palaces of
Jaipur. Once a residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur, today the palace has been
converted into a luxury heritage resort with brilliant architecture, lighting
and facilities.
30.
Kanak Vrindavan Garden: Kanak Vrindavan Garden is
a royal garden located on the footsteps of Nahargarh hills near Amber Fort. The
garden was built around 280 years ago by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. Its layout
has been given a blend of Mughal and Rajput architecture. Divided into eight
sections, the sprawling garden boasts of the intricate fountain of marble,
Parikrama and the exquisite mirror work on the walls of the Govind Devji temple
built on the premises. The gardens here are often compared with those in
Vrindavan where Lord Krishna once lived. There is also a sacred spot inside the
garden where several rivers meet. The water in this region is considered to be
holy and a temple was built near it to praise Lord Vishnu.
31.
Sargasuli Tower: Sargasuli Tower or Isar
Lat is a historical heritage monument situated near Tripolia Gate of City
Palace in Jaipur. The seven-tiered minaret is built in a fashion similar to
that of Qutub Minar in Delhi and Kirti Stambh of Chittorgarh. The tower has a
tiny entry with a spiraling staircase and every tier has a balcony outlet.
32.
Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple: Located on the Delhi
bypass in Jaipur at Lakshman Dungri, Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple is a Hindu
revered temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The temple is perched on a hillock
and offers some panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Besides, the shrine
has a spacious sanctum which can accommodate around 500 people at once.
33.
Digamber Jain Mandir Sanghiji:
Digamber Jain Mandir
Sanghiji is a Jain temple situated 16 kms away from Jaipur in the town of
Sanganer. Built of red sandstone, the temple enshrines Adinath- the first Jain
Tirthankara in the central shrine. Boasting of Shikhara style architecture, the
temple has several carvings on the inner walls of the shrine of lotuses,
creepers, and elephants.
34.
Sisodia Rani Garden: Sisodia Rani Garden is a
royal garden built on the premises of the Sisodia Palace in Jaipur. As the name
suggests, it was built in 1728 in the honor of the Queen of Maharaja Sawai Jai
Singh II as a summer retreat. The stepped garden, although not too large in area,
is considered to be a tranquil escape in the hot and arid region of Jaipur. The
landscaped gardens occupy several cascading levels in front of the Sisodia
Palace and have a central water fountain with channels running through. It does
not take a lot of time to explore this attraction. So, tourists around Lal
Dungri or those on their way to Agra can take a pit stop here. The best time to
explore this garden is in the mornings or the evenings as the place is not
densely covered with trees and the afternoon heat could become unbearable.
35.
Garh Ganesh 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
Viagra Purushakriti, which means his child-form is worshipped here. The temple
is often a halting spot for trekkers who explore the Aravalli Hills for a
fabulous view of the city.
36.
Elefanstastic: Elefantastic, situated at
the capital city of Rajasthan, Jaipur, is a place that will change your
perception of an elephant sanctuary forever. The elephants here are treated
nicely, and it also boasts of its great hospitality, extreme geography,
kaleidoscopic culture, deep-rooted spirituality, photogenic chaos and love for
animals.
37.
Jawahar Circle: Jawahar Circle is situated
in Malviya Nagar in Jaipur and boasts of being the largest circular park in
Asia. The park has a peculiar jogging track and is encircled by a rose garden.
Besides, it has a play area for kids and kiosks. The main highlight of the park
is the dance of the musical fountains which is one of the most popular tourists
attractions of the city.
38.
Karauli: Karauli is a quaint town
located in the state of Rajasthan. The town is famous for sacred places and is
home to more than 300 temples. The rich, vibrant, and colorful heritage and
culture of Rajasthan can be glimpsed in this town which makes it a perfect
place to visit on a vacation. Karauli also has a lot of forts and palaces with
splendid architecture that are a must-visit to know about the grandeur of this
small town. The locals are very friendly with whom you can interact and get to
know about the fables and myths of this place or you can even explore the
wildlife sanctuary and spot different varieties of animals and birds.
39.
Bhandarej: Bhandarej located in the
Tulsa district in Rajasthan is a quaint and perfect place to get away from the
hustle-bustle of the city. This is a vibrant and colorful place that is
beautifully juxtaposed with the intricate stone monuments. Bhandarej is full of
scenic beauty and picturesque landscapes.
40.
Samode Palace: At a distance of around 56
kms from Jaipur, Samode Palace is a heritage palace cum hotel. A fusion of
Muslim and Rajputana architecture, the palace also houses Sheesh Mahal or Hall
of Mirrors. It is also surrounded by beautiful gardens which are a treat to the
eyes.
41.
Hari Mahal Palace: Originally a residence of
Rajadhiraja Hari Singh of the Achrol family in the 1930s, Hari Mahal Palace has
now been partly converted into a heritage luxury hotel. The interesting factor
is that half of the palace is still occupied by the members of the royal family.
42.
Rajmahal Palace: Built-in 1729, Rajmahal
Palace is a symbol of love by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II for his wife. Briefly
occupied by the British, the palace has now been restored and converted into a
luxury stay. It still houses some of the ancient relics and royal chandeliers
from the bygone era.
43.
Narian Niwas Palace: Built by Thakur of Kanota,
General Amar Singh, Narain Niwas Palace boasts of Anglo Indian style of
architecture of the Victorian era. The palace has now been converted into a
heritage home to give you a glimpse of the opulent royal lifestyle.
44.
Shahpura Haveli: Originally built as a
vantage point nearly 300 years ago, Shahpura Haveli was later converted into a
magnificent fortress. The palace has now been converted into a heritage home
that boasts of Indo-Saracenic style of architecture. It is frequented by
celebrities, politicians, and other popular artists.
45.
Sunshine Resort and Water Park:
Situated at the foothills
of the Aravalli Range in Jaipur and nestled amidst beautiful surroundings, the
Sunshine Resort and Water Park is a famous water park in the city. It has a
separate shallow water pool for very young kids in addition to several
thrilling rides and roller coasters.
46.
Appu Ghar, Jaipur: Appu Ghar is one of the
best amusement parks in Jaipur ideal for all age groups. It has a water park
and umpteen adventure activities. In addition to that, it has an 18 hole golf
course, music, clubs, health club, food options, etc.
47.
Sunrise Naturopathy Health Resort:
Sunrise Naturopathy Health The resort is an ideal place for refreshing the mind, body, and soul. With a number
of slides in the water park for a fun-filled day, you can also soak in the
waters to rejuvenate yourself. Besides, the resort also offers spa treatment
for the guests.
48.
Sunrise Dream World: Sunrise Dream World, also
known as Sapno ki Dhani is a one-stop destination for everyone. It is a mock
village created inside an amusement park. It has a plethora of activities for
both kids and adults. It also has a spa and a swimming pool.
49.
Wonderland Amusement Park: Wonderland in Jaipur is
the most thrilling adventure-amusement park in the city. Besides the water
park, it has bungee jumping, Rambo train, Break Dance, Play House, Frisbee, etc
to bring out the child in you.
50.
Angel Resort And Amusement Park:
Situated on the Sikar
highway in Jaipur, Angel Resort and Amusement Park is a resort cum water park
cum amusement park as the name suggests. The property offers a stay and
accommodation facility as well. It also has a number of fun adventure activities
that you can try your hand at.
51.
Apani Dhani: Apani Dhani is a theme
ecosystem venture in Jaipur. Setup amidst beautiful natural surroundings, the
area offers a fine dining experience with superb services and delicious food. The
restaurant offers different food cuisine at different days. Besides, it also
has a book library and a handicrafts display.
52.
Snow Planet: Snow Planet is situated in
Malviya Nagar in Jaipur; it is an amusement park decked up in artificial snow.
The snow park is a popular source of entertainment and recreation in the heart
of the desert city. It has thrilling rides both for kids and adults, dance
floor, restaurant, etc.
53.
Pink Pearl Resort and Fun City:
Situated in Bhakrota, on
the outskirts of Jaipur, Pink Pearl Fun City Resort and Amusement Park is one
of the most popular amusement parks in the city. Replete with a number of
thrilling rides and adventure activities both for kids and for adults, the park
is buzzing with activity all year round.
54.
Mauj Mahal Water Park and Fun Resort:
Mauj Mahal Water Park and
Fun Resort is a multiple themed amusement park complex on the Chomu-Jaipur
highway in Jaipur. The amusement park offers various activities including rain
dance, video games parlor, spa, and even a beauty parlor for the ladies, etc.
55.
Hotel Aapno and Water Park: Hotel Aapno and Water Park
originally started as a restaurant but gradually transformed into an ethnic
village. Besides the water park facilitated with a number of thrilling rides
and slides, the complex also has an amusement park, a Machan for the
performance of folk artists etc.
56.
Vidhyadhar Garden: Located in Ghat ki Guni in
Jaipur in Rajasthan, Vidhyadhar Garden was built in 1988 in the memory of
Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, the chief architect to Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. He is
also celebrated for being the chief architect in designing the beautiful and
elegant city of Jaipur. Constructed with a unique blend of Mughal and Hindu
designs, the garden is now one of the most popular picnic spots in the town and
is a visual treat for the tourists owing to its flamboyant lush green
landscapes and elaborate architectural patterns. Home to pristine lakes and
charming flower beds, the garden is like a breath of fresh air amidst the chaos
and cacophony of the bustling city. You should definitely visit here if you are
in or around the area.
57.
International Kite Festival, Jaipur:
The International Kite
Festival is an annual event that takes place on Makar Sankranti in the city of
Jaipur. The colors of the pink city shine brighter as a slew of vivid,
colorful kites adorn the placid sky of Jaipur and present an enthralling
spectacle. The rock music and meticulous dancers add to the vibrancy of the
ambiance. The festival attracts enthusiastic kite fliers from different parts
of India to enjoy the delight of kite flying. It is one of the most colorful
festivals and is marked by much amusement and excitement.
58.
Elephant Festival in Jaipur: Conforming to the idea of
a central festival celebrated with regional variations, the 'Pink City,' the
city of Jaipur witnesses an extraordinary form of celebration on the occasion
of Holi. The city of Jaipur, in the Indian state of Rajasthan, organizes a
festivity cum show of elephants on this occasion. Widely famous by the name of
'Jaipur Elephant festival' the festival produces the most spectacular of scenes
for the onlookers.
59.
Jaipur Literature Festival 2020:
The Jaipur Literature
Festival is one of the biggest literary festivals that allows you to interact
with a diverse mix of renowned writers, thinkers, leaders, entertainers and all
the eminent personalities from around the world. This prominent literary festival
is held in January every year in the pink city of India-Jaipur. in January
every year in the pink city of India-Jaipur. With a modest beginning in 2006,
JLF as it is proudly called, today witnesses around 1 lakh attendees annually
in its five days event.
60.
Amer Light and Sound Show: This light-and-sound show
in Amer Fort has become a spectacle of visual delight, attracting swathes of
people. With a backdrop of rugged stone walls and the air of Rajasthani
elegance, tells the tale of many famous Rajput kings and emperors, their legends
of valor and bravery.
61.
Achrol Fort: The Achrol Fort and Palace
is actually an old haveli, or a large residential complex, located inside
Achrol village. Hidden away from the busy Jaipur-Delhi Highway, the village
also houses some more old Havelis, but it is all in all a very small village.
The fort belongs to the Achrol Thikana family, who was an extended relative of
the Kachhawa rulers of Jaipur.
62.
Kanak Ghati: Situated on the Amer Road
in Jaipur, Kanak Ghati is a beautiful sprawling park that is sprinkled with
trees and dotted with lakes. The peaceful and serene park was constructed by
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh around 280 years ago and it offers the much-needed
respite from the chaos and din of the city. Considered to be the green lung of
the Pink City, the park has several attractions but the highlights are the life
sized sculptures of the Hindu gods Krishna and Radha.
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