Jaipur is one of the most frequently visited Indian cities, where tourism is a driving force for the local economy. Jaipur is the land of forts and heritage buildings, which uncover the royal enthralling olden times of India. Though the city boasts of its heritage and ancient royal culture, it has also embraced modernity with open arms. Jaipur, also known as the ‘Pink City’ of India, is not only famous for exhibiting royal charms, but now also famed as a sophisticated tourist hub, where travelers can find a lot of enjoyment openings.
An Introduction to the City of Jaipur
Jaipur is located in one of largest north Indian states of India, i.e. Rajasthan and it is also known as the cultural as well as economic capital of the state. It hosts some of the heritage buildings or forts, which are even more than 200 years old. If you are a history buff, then Jaipur is definitely a place, worth to be visited for you. The city offers seamless communication through its developed road networks. From any major Indian cities, Jaipur can be accessed without any hassles, via air, train or road networks. Those, who are planning for Jaipur holiday, must keep in mind that the climate is a little rough of this city, especially during summer. In winter, days are generally hot, yet soothing, but nights can be chilly. The time span between the month of October to the month of February is considered as the season time for visiting Jaipur, as at this time of the year, weather remains mild and friendly for the tourists.
Places to visit in Jaipur
Forts and palaces are the biggest attractions of this city. Here are a few important landmarks that you should not miss out in your holidays in Jaipur:
- Hawa Mahal – Hawa Mahal or the Palace of Winds is located at the heart of city of Jaipur, featuring 980 Jharokhas. Jharokhas are nothing but windows with balcony, which are commonly found in Rajasthani architecture.
- Amber Fort – The most famous fort of the city of Jaipur. The fort flaunts unique look and exquisite royal charm.
- City palace – Located at the city center, the City Palace is another important tourist attraction of Jaipur.
Apart from these places, several other important landmarks are there in Jaipur and some of them are: Jantar Mantar, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, etc. For visiting all these places, popular evening trip has been preferred by most of the tourists. It will save you from scorching sun and at the same time, would give you an opportunity to explore the forts, fortresses and palaces during the night time. Tourism department of Rajasthan conducts the evening sightseeing tour for a limited number of tourists each day. While booking Jaipur holiday packages, you can also book your seats for this evening sight-seeing trip in Jaipur.
Enjoy Rajasthani and North Indian Cuisines
A trip to Jaipur would remain unfinished without trying out local delicacies. The popular Rajasthani thalis (plates) include Dal Bhati Choorma, Chakke Ki Sabji, Mirshri Halwa, Dahi Vada, Acchar or pickles, etc. If you want to try out north Indian non-vegetarian dishes, then satisfy your appetite with Sahi Mutton, Barbeque chicken, Biriyani, etc. Overall, it can be said that the city of Jaipur has salient types of amusement opportunities to contain its tourists for cherished Jaipur holidays.
