Jaipur - Colors of Rajasthan Experience December

Explore Jaipur city and its best places to visit

During our trip we will visit among others:

Awa Mahal
Water Palace
Monkey Temple
City Palace
Amber Fort
Tiger Fort
Bazaars

The city of palaces and forts, interspersed with historical monuments and gardens that testify the grandeur of the Rajput kings, Jaipur is the gateway to the royal heritage of India. Also called Pink City, the capital of Rajasthan, remains suspended in time, with its heritage preserved in the overwhelming Hawa Mahal that gazes down at the bustling streets of Johari Bazaar.

A little away from the city centre, which is resplendent with state-of-the-art cinemas/ movie theatres, eateries, multiplexes, museums and parks, lies the arid hilly country dotted with forts that earlier stood as armoured sentinels of Jaipur. The biggest and the most awe-inspiring is the Amber Fort, which leaves one humbled with its expansive fortifications and grandeur.


what really sets Jaipur apart is its welcoming spirit that wins you over with its warmth. To symbolise this hospitable culture, the older part of the city was painted pink under the reign of Maharaja Ram Singh in 1876. Although this was done during the British rule when the Prince of Wales came to visit India, many houses are still adorned with the hue to reiterate their signature slogan of 'Padharo Mhare Desh' (Welcome to my Land).

A kaleidoscope of many moods and hues, Jaipur is also a fantastic shopping destination. From colourful puppets and bandhni sarees to silver jewellery and lac bangles, it offers a host of knick-knacks and souvenirs to take home along with many fond memories!


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Why should I visit North India with the Experience India Trip?
A: Our Experience India Trip to North India is a special trip to visit locations sacred to Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and Jains. The Experience India Trip gives a chance to experience first hand the local authentic culture, in safety with a small group, staying in good rated hotels and resorts

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Q: Are 13 days enough to visit North India with the Experience India Trip?
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