Things to do in Jaipur

The capital of Rajasthan and the Pink city of India. It is the home to two UNESCO sites Jantar Mantar and the Amer Fort. Nearby places to visit from Jaipur in Rajasthan are Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Kota. Jaipur is nearby from Delhi.

There are several trains from Delhi to Jaipur. It would take 4 hours 30 mins approx to reach Jaipur railway station from Delhi. If you are traveling by own vehicle you can travel by NH 48 from Delhi or SH 17, NH 48 will take less time to reach but this route has tolls whereas other route does not.

If you are planning 4-5 days Jaipur trip and you are looking for some best places to visit click here.

Jaipur is known for historical monuments but very few people are aware of the endless things that it makes a must-visit shopping destination. If you are a shopaholic don’t count for the best shopping places there are unique and beautiful things that will stick you in no time. Here are the top 5 places for shopping.

Johari Bazar

It is the place for shopping jewelry. There are various things like wedding lenghas, hand embroidery, gemstones, necklaces which are handmade and much more delighted things at reasonable prices.

Tripola Bazar

It is known for jewelry and varieties of bangles. Textiles, ironware, Utensils, Bandini tie and dye fabrics with rich embroideries are also available here.

Chandpole Bazaar

One of the traditional shopping markets to shop for creative handicrafts items, carving made out of marble with the best creativity you can find amazing items. The specialty of this place is the marble sculptures craved with unique creativity and available in different designs.

Nehru Bazar 

You can shop for beautiful clothes and textiles. It is well known for traditional Jootis which look vibrant and in a multi-colored design. And yes, Do not forget to bargain before buying.

Aravali Bazar

This is a place to shop for home decor things. You can shop for bed-sheets, stationery, and also clothes. But it is the place to shop for home decor products.

If you are here with your loved one there are some recommendations from us that are the best places to visit for couples.

Choki Dhani – The village resort a perfect place for couples to spend their valuable time together. Enjoy the delightful food of Rajasthan with exciting activities like folk dance, live music performance. Camel, Elephant, and Bullock rides puppet shows, magic shows. You can also stay here. Also do not forget to visit the spa to get a couple’s massage. It is the best place to indulge in gastronomical pleasure.

1135 AD, Amer Fort – This the Restaurant inside the Amber Fort with beautiful and royal surroundings as of 1135. Treat yourself as royals and undoubtedly it is the best romantic place of Jaipur. It combines the historical essence with a royal delight.

Sisodia Rani Garden -Raja Sawai Singh built these gardens in 1728 as the token of love for his second queen Sisodiya Rani. It is 10 KM away from Jaipur. Go out on a romantic outing at this place which is bound to make you fall in love. Enjoy the walk with your loved ones around the beautiful lush gardens.

Still, if you think that something is missing in your journey you must visit these luxurious places to have a great and comfortable relaxing stay at these luxurious properties.

Ramada is a hotel you should visit to have a luxurious stay in Jaipur. It is UA multinational hotel chain. It is a heaven of comfort and style. Ramada offers a royal luxury in the heart of the pink city. The hotel is 15 mins away from Jaipur airport, railway station and bus station.

Treehouse resort is a mixture of luxury. It is the only resort in the world to provide a luxury treehouse. It has broken the stereotype in the hospitality industry and built this with great innovation. You must visit this amazing place for an amazing stay and a great experience.

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