Hemant's Guidebook ( must visit places in jaipur )
Sightseeing
Amer Fort, also known as Amber Palace or Amber Fort, built in 1599 is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an epitome of Rajasthani architecture and design.
Tip: try to reach there as early as possible to avoid crowds and people in your photos. In fact, we reached there even before the fort opened at 8 am to be among the first ones to enter.
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Amer Fort station
Amer Fort, also known as Amber Palace or Amber Fort, built in 1599 is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an epitome of Rajasthani architecture and design.
Tip: try to reach there as early as possible to avoid crowds and people in your photos. In fact, we reached there even before the fort opened at 8 am to be among the first ones to enter.
Walk over to Panna Meena Kund for some IG-worthy pictures in the stepwell. It’s a 10-minute walk or 1 minute in a taxi from Amber Fort.
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Panna Meena ka Kund
Walk over to Panna Meena Kund for some IG-worthy pictures in the stepwell. It’s a 10-minute walk or 1 minute in a taxi from Amber Fort.
This fort is also famous for the world’s largest cannon on the wheels called Jaivana Cannon. Open to the public from 9 am – 5 pm, you can take a car to visit the interiors, enjoy the gardens and armoury museum
Jaigarh Fort is just 20 mins away from Amber Fort and easily reachable by taxi from Amer Palace. Allow 1 hour here.
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Jaigarh Fort
This fort is also famous for the world’s largest cannon on the wheels called Jaivana Cannon. Open to the public from 9 am – 5 pm, you can take a car to visit the interiors, enjoy the gardens and armoury museum
Jaigarh Fort is just 20 mins away from Amber Fort and easily reachable by taxi from Amer Palace. Allow 1 hour here.
After Amber fort and Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort is the third hilltop fort in Jaipur and is an ideal place for enjoying the panoramic views of the city. Located at Aravalli Hills, it offers the most striking views of Jaipur’s scenic landscapes.
The royal families also used this fort as a relaxing getaway for their excursions, and hunting activities.
TIPS ——- Have lunch here , There are only a small number of restaurants in these areas, like - DEEWAN- E -KHAS Restaurant , padao restaurant.
Additionally, Jaipur Wax Museum and Nahargarh Step Well are only a 3-minute walk from Nahargarh Fort. Allow 2-3 hours at these sites.
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Nahargarh Fort
After Amber fort and Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort is the third hilltop fort in Jaipur and is an ideal place for enjoying the panoramic views of the city. Located at Aravalli Hills, it offers the most striking views of Jaipur’s scenic landscapes.
The royal families also used this fort as a relaxing getaway for their excursions, and hunting activities.
TIPS ——- Have lunch here , There are only a small number of restaurants in these areas, like - DEEWAN- E -KHAS Restaurant , padao restaurant.
Additionally, Jaipur Wax Museum and Nahargarh Step Well are only a 3-minute walk from Nahargarh Fort. Allow 2-3 hours at these sites.
Jalmahal (The Water Palace) to click some beautiful shots of the floating palace. This won’t take long, just ask your driver to stop for a few minutes.
JALMAHAL view point
Jalmahal (The Water Palace) to click some beautiful shots of the floating palace. This won’t take long, just ask your driver to stop for a few minutes.
Govind Dev Ji temple is an adorable spiritual location in Jaipur. Built in 1733 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, the main deity Govind Dev Ji is believed to be another form of Lord Krishna.
This place was first created by the great-grandson of Lord Krishna named Bajranabh, hence this place is also called Bajrakit. The calm and serene temple attracts devotees to experience its pleasures.
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THIKANA MANDIR SRI GOVINDDEVJI
Govind Dev Ji temple is an adorable spiritual location in Jaipur. Built in 1733 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, the main deity Govind Dev Ji is believed to be another form of Lord Krishna.
This place was first created by the great-grandson of Lord Krishna named Bajranabh, hence this place is also called Bajrakit. The calm and serene temple attracts devotees to experience its pleasures.
To explore more of the centrepieces of Jaipur, you can now head towards Jaipur City Palace. Located in the heart of the metropolitan city, it is one of the most remarkable monuments to visit. Its everlasting architecture brims with every minute detailing of Rajput and Mughal’s empire.
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Borgarhöll Jaipur
Tulsi Marg
To explore more of the centrepieces of Jaipur, you can now head towards Jaipur City Palace. Located in the heart of the metropolitan city, it is one of the most remarkable monuments to visit. Its everlasting architecture brims with every minute detailing of Rajput and Mughal’s empire.
Heaven for Astronomy lovers, in Jantar Mantar where you will find large-scale versions of the instruments used to calculate the position and distance of stars and planets. This popular UNESCO world heritage site, consists of 19 architectural astronomical instruments devices that measure time, predict eclipses, track the locations of stars and calculate the earth’s movement around the sun.
Maharaja Jai Singh had dedicated this place to astronomy geeks and it is now a famous tourist attraction.
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Jantar Mantar - Jaipur
Heaven for Astronomy lovers, in Jantar Mantar where you will find large-scale versions of the instruments used to calculate the position and distance of stars and planets. This popular UNESCO world heritage site, consists of 19 architectural astronomical instruments devices that measure time, predict eclipses, track the locations of stars and calculate the earth’s movement around the sun.
Maharaja Jai Singh had dedicated this place to astronomy geeks and it is now a famous tourist attraction.
The masterpiece of the Pink City, Hawamahal is a royal place and a must-visit attraction. This Palace of Winds is visually represented as a 5-story extension of a honeycomb with 953 windows, called jharokhas, adorned by intricate lattice works so that a cool breeze always persists inside this flamboyant palace.
The purpose behind the building’s design was to prevent outsiders from catching a glance of the royal women in ancient times.
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Hawa Mahal
Hawa Mahal RoadThe masterpiece of the Pink City, Hawamahal is a royal place and a must-visit attraction. This Palace of Winds is visually represented as a 5-story extension of a honeycomb with 953 windows, called jharokhas, adorned by intricate lattice works so that a cool breeze always persists inside this flamboyant palace.
The purpose behind the building’s design was to prevent outsiders from catching a glance of the royal women in ancient times.
Albert Hall Museum was built to commemorate the visit of the Prince of Wales. A Strong Ruler of Jaipur, Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II opened this museum for all the public to enjoy.
The collections of the Albert Hall museum have been increasing for centuries and have raised their stature to an international level. There are also products of local Rajasthani artisans and craftsmen, where you can check for souvenirs.
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Albert Hall Museum
99 Museum RdAlbert Hall Museum was built to commemorate the visit of the Prince of Wales. A Strong Ruler of Jaipur, Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II opened this museum for all the public to enjoy.
The collections of the Albert Hall museum have been increasing for centuries and have raised their stature to an international level. There are also products of local Rajasthani artisans and craftsmen, where you can check for souvenirs.
Jawahar Circle Garden is famous for the largest highway Circular Park, which is connected to a musical fountain, the colourful Patrika Gate, and quaint rose gardens.
The musical fountain show begins at 7 pm every day. This is also a family-friendly place to visit for fun events happening here throughout the year.
Jawahar Circle
Jawahar CircleJawahar Circle Garden is famous for the largest highway Circular Park, which is connected to a musical fountain, the colourful Patrika Gate, and quaint rose gardens.
The musical fountain show begins at 7 pm every day. This is also a family-friendly place to visit for fun events happening here throughout the year.
Food scene
Now it’s time for another unique Rajasthani experience, Choki Dhani.
Chokhi Dhani is a well-known tourist spot and famed village resort. It is popular for traditional Rajasthani food, delicacies, music, and cultural celebrations. This innovative resort also has traditional folk dance performances, magic shows, photography spots, and spa experiences.
The entire village setting is heavily influenced by the Indo-Saracenic style. They have many cultural activities like the haldighati battle, puppet shows, and dining restaurants… the list is endless. Many people from all over the world visit here every day.
TIMING- 5 P.M to 11 P.M
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Chokhi Dhani
Vatika RoadNow it’s time for another unique Rajasthani experience, Choki Dhani.
Chokhi Dhani is a well-known tourist spot and famed village resort. It is popular for traditional Rajasthani food, delicacies, music, and cultural celebrations. This innovative resort also has traditional folk dance performances, magic shows, photography spots, and spa experiences.
The entire village setting is heavily influenced by the Indo-Saracenic style. They have many cultural activities like the haldighati battle, puppet shows, and dining restaurants… the list is endless. Many people from all over the world visit here every day.
TIMING- 5 P.M to 11 P.M