Before going on a tour, get up and have a nice breakfast. The significant locations to be covered on the second day of the tour are 
Hawa Mahal - The oldest monument in the state is close to 200 years old. The sight's most remarkable feature, the palace's windows, is what makes it so well-known. This enormous five-story building has more than 900 windows, or "jharokha," which is why it is also known as the "Palace of Wind." The majestic Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, which showcases a fusion of Islamic, Mughal, & Rajput traditional architecture, is one of the city's main tourist attractions.

Next destination to cover is 
City Palace - One of the most well-known attractions among Jaipur's points of interest is the City Palace. It is an organised labyrinth of sizable courtyards, meticulously maintained gardens, and magnificently built mahals. The palace, which seems to be a spectacular example of how Rajput and Mughal architecture came together, is still home to the last  ruling family.
 
Move ahead and visit
Albert Hall Museum- The collection of antique and cultural monuments in the galleries will astound you. History buffs will be interested in the ancient coins, marble artwork, ceramics, rugs, and, more famously, the Egyptian mummy. The building itself boasts stunning outside architecture.

Last destination of the day to visit is
Jantar Mantar - The observatory, founded by prince Jai Singh II, functioned as a meeting ground for various research civilizations and resulted in well-known social customs including cosmology. It also served as a representation of enacting news due to its metropolis-like size, mastery of time, and capacity for logical and astrological forecasting.

The location to be covered on 3rd days are

Amber Fort - This four square kilometre fort-cum-palace serves as a captivating reminder of the splendour and the imperial past. Due to its hilltop location, which adds to its beauty, the Amber Fort is a consistently well-liked tourist attraction. 

Visit nearby location
Jaigarh Fort - The Jaigarh Fort provides a clear view of Amer Fort and its surroundings as well as a spectacular panorama of the fort's verdant hills and lakes. It is one of the most recognisable historical locations in the Jaipur area and has a number of distinctive qualities that make it stand out.

Visit another nearby destination
Nahargarh Fort - The Fort, proudly located on a summit of the Aravalli Hills, offers a spectacular northern backdrop to city of Jaipur

Move forward or pay a 15-20 stop at Jal Mahal and admire it.
Jal Mahal - A palace positioned in the midst of the Man Sagar Lake appears as a sliding palace. The view looks mesmerizing.

Explore Ana Sagar Lake - The stunning sunset can be seen from a boat on Ana Sagar Lake. 
And, visit
Ajmer Dargah Sharif - This is regarded by Muslims as one of the most sacred locations on earth. The different hymns chanted by Sufi saints will undoubtedly give you a sense of the power of this dargah if you decide to visit it.

Move forward to Pushkar and visit
Pushkar Lake -The lake, which is surrounded by many temples and ghats (soaking areas), draws countless numbers of devotees each year who hope to find salvation and spiritual elevation by bathing in its sacred waters And, visit the last destination of the day
Brahma Temple - This Temple was built in the fourteenth century. The eye-catching building is composed of stone and marble, embellished with silver coins as well as a hamsa bird (duck or swan) motif, and crowned with a recognisable red spire.

Have a nice breakfast in the morning , pack your bags and close up the tour. You will be transferred to the airport , and catch the flight to your home.
The 5 day tour ended with catching the flight. 

Good wishes! Thankyou for visiting.