Uncover The Secrets of Jaipur: A Guided City Tour

At a distance of 6 km from Jaipur Junction Railway Station,This fort is one of the most famous fort in Jaipur with a beautiful view, from where the Whole Pink city is visible.Nahargarh Fort stands on the edge of the Aravali Hills.
Ticket for the historical fort of Nahargarh costs ₹52 for Indian nationals. For foreign tourists, the cost goes up to ₹200 (US$2.30). Students enjoy discounted prices. For foreign students, the ticket costs ₹50 (58¢ US), and ₹22 for Indian students.Nahargarh fort is open from 10:00 and the gates of the fort closes in the evening at 17.30.The visitors are not advised to stay any later than that because the fort is surrounded by dense deciduous forest.
The forest is part of Nahargarh Biological Park] and home to many wild animals. An early morning visit to Nahargarh Fort, a well-liked spot during the day, offers a special vantage point on Jaipur's magnificence for Viewing Sunrise.
The Palace is situated in the heart of the City near Badi Chaupar and Badi chaupar Metro. Designed facade of this palace like the crown of his deity Lord Krishna.
These 87 feet high pyramid shaped five storied structures have 365 windows. Each storey is given a separate name as Sharad Mandir, Ratan Mandir, Vichitra Mandir, Prakash Mandir and Hawa Mandir. The main entrance of the palace is known as Anandpoli and the second one is Chandrapoli. There is a huge tank with fountains in the second courtyard.
To the south of this tank is Pratap Mandir, the personal room of Maharaja and Bhojanshala (kitchen) on the north. Hawa Mahal connected to City Palace through a passage, which was used by royal females to see the Teej, Gangaur and other processions on the streets.
A stunning fusion of Islamic and Rajput heritage, the Hawa Mahal's architectural brilliance is evident from its lovely pink façade. However, the real delights awaiting you inside will leave you in awe of its breathtaking splendour.
Amer Fort or Amber Fort is a fort located in Amer, Rajasthan, India. Amer is a town with an area of 4 square kilometres. This Fort is 11KM Far from the main Jaipur City. This fort is mostly known for its artistic style elements. With its large ramparts and series of gates and cobbled paths, the fort overlooks Maota Lake, which is the main source of water for the Amer Palace.
This fort has also a secret passage which basement to encounter a 2 km long tunnel connecting to Cheel ka Teela in the Aravalli range. Historically, this passage served as an escape route for queens during invasions, and is brimming with ramps and staircases.
Govind Devji Temple is situated inside the complex of City Palace in Jaipur.
It is considered one of the most revered temples of Lord Krishna outside Vrindavan.The Peace and spritual Environment you feel here can not be expressed in words.This temple is situated 500 metre far from Hawa Mahal ie, this is also situated in the centre of Jaipur Market.
You should consider visiting during the festivals of Janmashtami and Holi when the temple is thronged by thousands of devotees who visit to express their devotion to Lord Krishna. It's truly a sight to behold. This temple is dedicated to Govind Dev (Krishna) and his consort Radha.
The City Palace is in the central-northeast part of the Jaipur city, which is laid in a unique pattern with wide avenues. It is a unique and special complex of several courtyards, buildings, pavilions, gardens, and temples. This Palace is one of the top attractions in Jaipur.
It is a must see. It blends various architectural styles - Rajasthani, Mughal and European. There is plenty to see and I spent a good amount of time here. The palace has always been much more than the grand residence of a royal family.
It was also, from the start, a centre of patronage of the arts and of learning, and with its many temples, it is also a place of ritual and worship.


'Dal Baati Churma' is a traditional delicacy from the state of Rajasthan. It is associated with the festivals of Makar Sankranti and Diwali in the Dhundhand region. It is also prepared on special occasions like marriage ceremonies and housewarming.
A popular, flavorful, and crispy pastry made from wheat flour and filled with spiced onions, lentils, and spices.
Ghewar is a traditional Indian sweet that has a special place in the culinary traditions of Rajasthan. This disc-shaped dessert is closely associated with the festivals of Teej and Raksha Bandhan, making it more than just a treat but a symbol of celebration and unity.
Kachoris have been an integral part to the Rajasthan cuisine for quite some time now.
Two famous variations of this snack are; the Pyaj Kachori (Onion Kachori), which is filled with a spicy onion filling, and Mawa Kachoris, filled with the sweet scented blend of mawa (condensed sweet milk) and nuts.