Jaipur Tour Guide

If you're thinking of visiting Jaipur and spending your holidays there enjoying and exploring the sights then, this is the perfect travel guide for you. Jaipur is a place to escape from the daily grind and to rejuvenate in the spark of the city. The city is hued in pink which makes it look mesmerizing. The pink alleys and walls tinged in pink provide a perfect picture place and allure the tourists towards it. Jaipur is marked for a well-known point on the Golden Triangle Tour and one of the most visited tourist spots. The city tour takes you to its eye-catching palace, forts and market area which is full of variety. This all together gives a perfect exciting trip to the visitors. 
Jaipur is the place where you can experience the cultural and traditional vibe in the modern world. 

How to Reach Jaipur 
Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan is surrounded by 5 Indian states that include Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. The best way to reach the city is by Airways. But, you can also go other ways, such as by road or train. 

By Airways 
The most practical method of travelling to Jaipur is by air. It is well linked to most places across the world and has both domestic and international terminals, with a number of airlines flying often. Sanganer Airport is the one closest to Jaipur. There are flights between the airport and important Indian cities including Mumbai and Delhi. From the airports in Mumbai or Delhi, international travellers can take connecting flights to Jaipur.

By Train
Trains like the Shatabdi Express, which connects Jaipur to a number of significant Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jammu, and Jaisalmer, among others, are air-conditioned and quite pleasant.
Ajmer Shatabdi, Pune Jaipur Express, Jaipur Express, and Adi SJ Rajdhani are a few of the well-known trains. Additionally, because to the Palace on Wheels, a luxurious train, you may now experience Jaipur's regal splendour even while travelling. This lavish train trip operates to, inside, and around Jaipur and will wow you.

By Bus
If you want to have a cheap vacation, a bus trip to Jaipur is a highly practical and cost-effective choice. Regular, Volvo (air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned), and deluxe buses are operated between Jaipur and other cities within the state by the Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC).

Time to visit
Although Jaipur has a mild climate, it is advisable to visit the pink city from October to March. To help you decide when to visit Jaipur, here is a monthly breakdown of the weather in that city:

From April to June 
In Jaipur, these months make up the summertime. Because of the heat, especially throughout the day, sightseeing might be challenging.

From July to  September
In Jaipur, this period is known as the monsoon season. For those who prefer the outdoors and rain, now is the ideal moment to view the pink city as it truly is. June experiences the least amount of rain, however, August is the wettest month in Jaipur. Since it is also off-season, several hotels give fantastic discounts for frequent guests.

From October to March
The month of October is ideal for tourists to go sightseeing during the day because of the pleasant breezes and mild sunlight.

Places to visit
Jaipur has an abundance of attractions which are worth visiting. Here, listing some of the famous sites you must visit when you are travelling to Jaipur. 

Hawa Mahal- This palace is windy and only has a honeycomb layout. The entire castle is covered in Jharokha windows.

City Palace - A range of handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pieces are on display in the museum together with other artefacts from the City Palace's regal history. City Palace is a building that has preserved the city's history and is a representation of richness.

Albert Hall Museum - The museum is given that name because of its resemblance in architectural design to the London institution's Victoria & Albert Museum. The Albert Hall Museum in Jaipur is a magnificent example of Indo-Saracenic design.

Jantar Mantar -India created this largest and best-preserved collection of static epic instruments during the first half of the 18th century..

Amer Fort - It is well known for its beautiful design features. The Amer Palace's main water source, Maota Lake, is visible from the fort, which is encircled by wide ramparts, a maze of gates, and cobblestone roadways.

Nahargarh Fort - Overlooking Jaipur's breathtaking Pink City lies the majestic Nahargarh Fort.

Jaigarh Fort - The Jaigarh fort, which is perched atop the Hill of Eagles, was built in the year 1726 AD by Sawan Jai Singh II.

This tour guide to Jaipur provides complete information of the perfect time to visit, the best destinations to explore and means of transport from which and how you can get there in the city.