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About Jaipur Tourism

Widely referred to as the ‘Pink City’, Jaipur is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tourism in Jaipur is popular for being the ideal regal getaway in the heart of Aravallis. On your trip to Jaipur, you can find several ancient temples, majestic palaces, historic forts and more. It is among the most photogenic cities in the country. As you get the opportunity to explore the many wonderful sightseeing spots in Jaipur, you will also be able to capture some unforgettable photographs along the way.

Jaipur is a city of vibrant hues. You can find something beautiful at almost every corner here. No matter whether you are someone who enjoys art, has an interest in learning about history or simply wants to explore something new and interesting, Jaipur city tourism shall be the perfect choice for you. The sweeping views of lush green hills and idyllic lakes in Jaipur are also likely to win your heart.

Booking Jaipur tourism packages from Veena World would allow you to check out sprawling palaces like the Iconic Hawa Mahal, as well as architectural masterpieces such as the Bhangad Fort and Abhaneri Step Well. We offer a comprehensive itinerary for Jaipur tour and make sure that you get to visit its must-see spots.

Best Time to Visit Jaipur

The ideal time for Jaipur city tourism is from November to March. The weather here ranges from 32°C to 8°C during this time. The days stay pleasant enough for going of a sightseeing trip and checking out the bustling bazaars of Jaipur without dealing with extreme heat. You may also visit Jaipur between July to September, as monsoon rains bring relief to the region from the scorching summer heat.

Experience The Best Of Jaipur

Here are some of the top places that come in mind when talking about Jaipur tourism:

Amber Fort:

This red sandstone fort is perched atop a hill and overlooks the Maota Lake. Amber Fort presents an excellent example of the fusion of Rajput and Mughal. The Fort comprises of multiple halls, palaces, and courtyards made of sandstone and marble. The Diwan-e-Khas is considered to be the most exquisite part of the Fort. Its walls are covered in intricate mirrorwork. The upper part of Diwan-e-Khas is known as Jas Mandir and it features delicate floral designs with glass in them. Towards the bottom of the fort, you may get the chance to catch a popular sound and light show. This show is a part of many Jaipur tourism packages and showcases the history of the Fort using a variety of special effects.

Abhaneri Step Well:

Built over a thousand years ago, Chand Baori or Abhaneri Step Well is one of the largest and deepest stepwells in the country. It is characterized by its unique millennium-year-old architecture, and hence is an important part of pink city Jaipur tourism. The exquisite geometry of the Abhaneri Step Well attracts visitors from near and far. The play of shadow and light on the steps especially makes the structure extremely captivating. The baori narrows as you get closer to its bottom.

Hawa Mahal:

Hawa Mahal is one of the key places that make Jaipur a tourist location. It is among the most iconic attractions of the city. Hawa Mahal is a five-storey building that looks somewhat like a honeycomb of a beehive. The little windows present throughout the building provide it with excellent ventilation, due to which it has been named Hawa Mahal or the “Palace of the Winds”. This Palace reflects a harmonious blend of the Hindu Rajput and Islamic Mughal architectural styles. Its stone inlay filigree work is inspired by the Mughal style of architecture. On the other hand, the Rajput architecture can be seen in the domes canopies and fluted pillars of the Hawa Mahal.

We at Veena World provide the best possible experience of Jaipur night tourism as well. Getting the chance to experience the city by night and driving past its illuminated monuments would truly be an experience to remember.

How To Reach Jaipur

Jaipur is well-connected to major Indian cities by air, road and rail.

Air: Sanganer Airport is Jaipur’s nearest airport. It is located about 10 Km away from the main city and has both Domestic and International Terminus.

Rail: Jaipur main, Durgapura and Gandhinagar are the three major Railways Junctions for Jaipur. This city is well-connected to most Indian metros and urban hubs via rail.

Road: Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) provides regular buses between Jaipur and cities like Udaipur, Ajmer, Delhi, Ahmedabad and Kota. If you are driving to Jaipur from Delhi, you may take about five to six hours to reach the destination via NH 8 route.