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About JaipurJaipur, also known as the Pink City, is the capital of the state of Rajasthan. It is an ancient city of India located in a semidesert terrain. It is believed that Jaipur was India’s first planned city and was planned according to the 'vastushastra'

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(Vedic planning for the prosperity and comfort of citizens).

History of JaipurThis city was built by the ruler of Amber, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II on 18 November, 1727. The architect of Jaipurwas Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, an architect from Bengal. However, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh himself also contributed tothe planning of Jaipur. Jaipur was a walled city, but presently it has expanded much beyond that.

The town is an example of Hindu architecture. It is built in the form of 'pithapada', an eight part mandala. MaharajaSawai Jai Singh II was a patron of astronomy which is quite visible in the city planning. He has used the number 9 or itsmultiples quite significantly. 9 was symbolic of the 9 planets.

Apart from this, there are 9 rectangular city sectors on either side of the main bazaar or market. In olden times, therewas a palace complex where the main palace Hawa Mahal was constructed. This is known to be home of the queensand the King, Maharaja Sawai Jai Sing II. Numerous gardens were built in the centre of the city.

People & Culture of JaipurJaipur attracts numerous visitors from all over the world due to its historic heritage and rich culture. Besides forts and‘havelis’, the city is also known for its festivals and fairs.

The Jaipur Vintage Car Rally, held every year in January, has become an attraction of late. Vintage car lovers can see acollection of cars like Fiat, Mercedes Benz, Austin, etc. some of which date back to the early 1900s.

Teej is a festival dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati of Sanatan Dharma. The festival is basically aboutprayers offered by women for long and happy married lives. During the festival of Holi, elephants are painted beautifullyin different floral patterns and a game of elephant polo is hosted here. Other than this, there are the Chaksu Fair andGangaur Festival which are among the major attractions.

The Elephant Festival of Jaipur is an annual event which is held on the eve of Holi. The day-long festival celebrates themajesty of the royal animal through cultural events and elephant processions. The Gangaur Festival is anotherattraction. ‘Gan’ refers to Lord Shiva and ‘gaur’ refers to his wife, Parvati and the celebrations are symbolic of maritalbliss.

The Banganga Fair, an annual event, is held on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Vaisakh. To be held on 6thMay 2012, the fair is held in the historical township of Bairath in the Radha-Krishnaji Temple near a stream 11 km away.Bairath is about 85 km from Jaipur and there are regular bus services from Jaipur to Maid, which is a few kilometersaway from Bairath.

Things to do in JaipurThe Pink City of Jaipur is famous among visitors for its numerous attractions like Amber Fort, Sheesh Mahal, GaneshPol, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Nahargarh Fort etc. Adventure activities like paragliding, hot air ballooning, rockclimbing, camel riding and others can also be done here. Excursions can be taken to places like Bairath, Karauli,Ranthambore National Park, Bagru, among others. With so much to see and do in the Pink City, there are differenttypes of Jaipur holiday packages which cater to all types of travellers.

Food & Shopping in JaipurJaipur is famous for its non-vegetarian and vegetarian dishes that are spicy and are mostly prepared using ginger,garlic and onion. The popular regional dishes include dal bati choorma, bari and kebabs. Some of the popular non-vegetarian dishes are murg ko khaato, achari murg and kacher maas. Nehru Bazaar and Johari Bazaar are famous forstreet food and small eateries selling non-veg delicacies.

The Bani Park region is famous for its vegetarian dishes that are served in traditional Rajasthani way. Snacks andsweets like samosas, pyaz ki kachoris, mirchi bada, mishri mawa, ghevar, mawa kachori, chauguni ke laddu etc. aresome of the local delicacies.

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There are many local shopping markets in the city that offer a wide range of carpets, metalwork, textile, pottery,jewellery, gem and antiques. The famous MI Road is an ideal place to purchase artefacts, apparel, handicraft andbranded readymade garments. Bagru and Sanganeri textile block prints can also be purchased from the shops locatedon MI Road.

Travelling to JaipurJaipur is well connected by road, rail and air to major destinations in India. Jaipur International Airport or SanganerAirport is located at around 13 km from the main city. The airport is served by flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad,Bengaluru, Chandigarh and various other cities. Taxis can be availed from this airport to travel to the city centre, whichusually cost about INR200.

Direct express trains and passenger trains are also operational between Jaipur Junction Railway Station and other citiesto reach Jaipur. These trains are available on daily basis and cost as per the travel class and distance. Taxis, autorickshaws and cycle rickshaws are available from the station which is about a kilometre away from the city centre.

Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) buses operating in the state connect with some of the majorlocations in the country. Direct RSRTC buses are also available from Delhi to reach the Sindhi Camp Bus Stand in thecity.

Travelling within JaipurJaipur is served by AC and non-AC buses operated by Jaipur City Transport Services Limited (JCTSL) that are ideal forsightseeing. Taxis are easily available outside the railway station, Sindhi Camp Bus Stand and the airport and typicallyrun on metres.

The city also has prepaid auto rickshaws operating within, which are available for short trips and can also be booked forthe entire day. Cycle rickshaws are available for travelling shorter distances within the city.

Travel Tips for JaipurThough taxis run on metres, it is always good to ensure that the metre is on or to negotiate the fare before travel. In thecase of tour guides, it is better to opt for government authorised ones for authenticity and safety.

Summers in Jaipur are extremely hot and if visiting during this time, tourists should carry light cotton clothing,sunscreen, hats and umbrellas to protect themselves from the heat. Drinking plenty of fluids to stay hydrated isnecessary. In winter, the days are pleasant but the night time temperatures go below zero, so adequate protection isnecessary.

While shopping in the bazaars around Hawa Mahal and other places, bargaining is necessary. If there is time, it is alsogood to explore around a bit before picking up goods.

Accommodation options in JaipurHotel options in Jaipur include budget, medium, luxury and deluxe hotels. Tourists visiting Jaipur can also opt forother accommodation options, ranging from heritage hotels, hostels to 5 star hotels.

Majority of the hotels in Jaipur are spread across the main city and near the Jaipur Junction Railway Station. Youthhostels, guesthouses and homestays are another major accommodation options available in the Pink City. Some of thefamous budget, luxury and medium range hotels are situated near Bani Park, Vaishali Nagar and other prominenttourist destinations within Jaipur.InformationState: RajasthanFamous for/as: HeritageAltitude: 431 MPincode:

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Pincode: 302001District: JaipurLanguage: Hindi,RajasthaniSTD code: 0141Weather: Summer 19 To 40°C, Winter 8 To 29°C

Featured review about JaipurThe Royal Place to visit"Mainly jaipur is known as the 'Pink City', but let me tell you that only a part of the city is known as pink city becausethere the whole place is made of red sandstone ie the shops out there, the Hawa Mahal etc everything and the mostinteresting thing about this pink city part is they look all same. I mean everything has the same architectural designsexcept the Hawa Mahal which stands out on its own. You can take a look at the Hawa Mahal from outside but you arenot allowed inside and please beware of purchasing anything from pink city market as there are many jewellery shops(place known as Johri Bazaar) who loot the people by fake things.

Next, the attraction of Jaipur is The City Palace which is a marvel. You can feel the royal exposure out there! Jaipur hasvery famous three forts namely: Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort. I personally liked the Amer Fort only becausethe Amer Fort has something to visit. Jaigarh Fort has one main attraction i. E the huge cannon and the story behind it.Nahargarh Fort is the worst place i've visited in Jaipur, the filthiest place and it has nothing to show. Next Attraction outthere is The Birla Mandir. Its very good. All white masterpiece and yes please ask your driver while in the way to BirlaMandir to show the Electronics Building and just have a look at the building in both daytime and nighttime and believeme. You're not going to believe your eyes!!

The other sightseeing places include the Jantar Mantar, The Jal Mahal and while you visit the Jal Mahal there's a streetmarket out there which sells some cool stuff. Have a look at it. Also ask your driver for the Rajasthan Emporium outthere because it shows you some truly traditional masterpieces of INDIA. Let me depict some of them. These includethe Jaipuri print which is made from pure natural substances and how they are printed on cloth( its a must watch), theJaipuri Razai (blanket/carpet) you can use it either ways... How cool is that.

Just have a look at the emporium it holds the traditional masterpieces. Last but not the least one must and obviouslyvisit "chokhi Dhani" if you want to see what the Rajasthan tradition looks like and I bet you'll fall in love with this place. Itsthe best experience I've had in my journey.

Fooding: Average fooding but nothing to worry about the quality. Its just the taste to worry about which very few placeskeep lip smacking." - Subham Mukherjee, Durgapur, Feb 27, 2015

The Pink City"My friends and me are just back from a trip to Jaipur. Its a great place for couples going for a romantic holiday or if youlove the old Indian charm. If you are a die hard romantic, have a charm for architecture and love colors and want thetaste of great Indian culture, Jaipur is the place.We stayed for 1 nights and 2 days in Jaipur but if you really want toexplore more, 1 more day should be enough. Ideally 2 nights and 3 days are enough to cover Jaipur entirely.

We visited the 1. Birla Temple2. Albert Hall museum3. Jantar Mantar4. Amer Fort

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5. City Palace6. Jalmahal7. Havamahal8 . Local Pink city markets on the next.

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Although we would have loved to visit the Chokhi Daani and Najafgarh Fort, we were pressed for time. Depending uponyour personal preference you can drop few places here and there, but the City Palace Museum and Amer Fort are amust visit. Hawa Mahal and Jal Mahal are on the way and you can visit them on your way to City Palace and Amer Fortrespectively. Try to visit these two places around evening since the lighting makes them look strikingly beautiful.however, beware of frauds: Please be careful against cheaters as you will come across a lot of them here. Do not trustthe local shopkeepers since they charge almost twice, thrice, sometimes even 5 times more than the actual price. Beinformed and always be alert. You can shop at the local pink city markets for dress materials, sarees, articrafts, sweetsand traditional wears.

We stayed at a budget hotel and traveled locally since we were a big group. If you are travelling alone, or along withyour family, I would recommend you to book your travel arrangement in advance. Overall I would say its a must visitplace and our overall experience was a good one.

Happy Travelling!" - Aarti Pandit, Mumbai, Apr 27, 2014

Complete Dhamaka!"It is the capital of Rajasthan and one of the most well planned city of Asia. It is also called as Pink city because of mostof the houses are colored pink. The best time to visit this Pink City is winters and monsoon. It could be a good weekendgetaway for Delhi people, atleast for those who love cultural and traditional places and shopping. Very beautiful city withbeautiful hearted peoples. No traffic, no crowds, no jams, only broader roads waiting for vehicles to pass. There arevariety of hotels in immediate vicinity of Railway Station and Bus terminal which are 500 meter apart to each other. FromRailway station one can book open roof double decker bus for local sightseeing of Jaipur at nominal price. One shouldcarry umbrella and sun screen to avoid sun burn even in peak winters. Two days are enough for this city. One day forlocal sightseeing and second day for shopping and Chokhi Dhani visit. I advise you to book a cab/ taxi for chokhi dhanias it is about 20 Km from the main city. Chokhi dhani is a must visit place for tourists who come to Jaipur. It is the bundleof cultural and traditional, food, activities, dance etc. In short you can see the whole Rajasthan at one place, which isChokhi Dhani.

Following are the places of interest in Jaipur:

Jantar-Manter (Must Visit)Hawa MahalJaigarh Fort (Must Visit)Nahargarh FortRam Niwas Bagh (Also known as Albert Hall/ Central Museum)Rambagh PalaceCity palace (Must Visit)Amer Fort (Must Visit)Jal Mahal (Must Visit)Kanak Vrindavan

Advise: You can book the tickets of Luxury/Deluxe buses for Jaipur online . Also you can prefer Double decker trainfrom Delhi, every evening 4 o clock around." - Vivek Sharma, Jaipur, Sep 27, 2013

Best tourist friendliness"Its a very well pro actively planned destination with lot of in city and near by destination. very tourist friendly. somebudget travellers might feel the city expensive. value derived is at its best. taxis, autos, host people everything shouldbe given 5 on 5 as they are very cooperative in managing your schedules. cheating is very negligible in the city. nomuch of night life but toilet facilities, drinking water, guides everything is available.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Raj mandir, Albert museum,zoo, birla temple, forts. Raavat sweet mart, street sidegolgappas, Kulfis and golas are not to be missed at all.

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Activities & things to do: Eat, roam, shop(please bargain well) you get good sandals. evenings r good.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: by air and train all major cities are accessible. taxis are available via delhiif u include delhi on the list. check weather before going. reach before late night." - Ravi R, Bangalore, Apr 17, 2012

Rasjasthan ka dil"During these Diwali holidays our three days stay in Jaipur in Hotel Peppermint was a unforgetable one.The simplicity,the beauty and the awe of the city of Jaipur has been unbeatably retained through out the hisitoric times till date .Thelittle time that we had seems too less to properly unfold the majesty of the city.If given a chance would again love to goto Jaipur and explore the areas which I missed during this trip.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Jaipur is still the nearest and biggest attractions for tourists coming from abroad aswell as people like us staying in the Delhi National capital region.While in Jaipur we had a wonderful chance to indulgeinto different cusines which include the typical vegetarian dishes like Dal-Baati-choorma, pyaz kachauri ,Jalebi etc andnot to miss the special Lassi on M.I road.The non-vegtarian foods including Laal maas(red colured mutton Curry) andbutter chicken at hotel Peppermint were sumptuos .The different chaats offered at Kanha restraunt were delicious.Majortourist places of Jaipur includeThe Amber fort,Jal mahal,Maharani bazaar.Queens palace , Rajmandir cinema hall,Jaigarh fort, Birla mandir etc just a few places that we could covered.

Activities & things to do: Well Jaipur is a shoppers paradise.With the exclusive collection of bandej(tie & die) suits andsarees to its typical kundan meenakari jewellery ,to the marvelleous joottis, morjaries at Kallu Chacha shop, and theexclusive jewellery at the Johari bazaar.The list just goes on and on and one never gets tired buying the Jaipur stuff ,thebed sheets , the cotton umbrella for kids on the road to city palace are one of its kinds.I purchased suits, chappals,jewellery for my self and my family I also managed to get some small momentos near Jal mahal for friends andcolleagues.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: While going to Jaipur one must Visit Chowkidhani the typical rajasthanifood restraunt.Since while coming back from Jaipur it not a good idea because they serve the food from 6pm onwards -10pm.Also the different foods & snacks in jaipur has more chillies in it than an average person can take so care must betaken while indulding into a lot of food.Jaipur can be reached by Train /car.Flight is not a good idea as its very near. Ipersonally loved the journey from Delhi -Jaipur and back to Delhi in a car with my family.The warning is one must carrythe correct route map of the hotel where you will stay ,we really had a hard time finding our hotel in jaipur & landed up atchandpol 4 times in the city. Must take a guide while sight seeing it saves a lot of time and one can cover up al ot ofplaces in as short span.That was Jaipur really 'Rajasthan ka dil'" - Mona Samuel, Faridabad, Dec 7, 2011

Top attractions in Jaipur recommended by HolidayIQ.com travellersCity Palace

Type: PalaceEntry: PaidRanked: 1 Of 315Ratings: 5.83/7 (180 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:30 To 16:30 , Saturday - 09:30 To 16:30 , Sunday - 09:30 To 16:30 , Public Holidays -

00:00 To 00:00"The parking outside the city palace and the entrance was very poor and perhaps a complaining factor for the otherwisegood palace. Engaging a guide was very useful as we could then know about subtle details which we would haveotherwise not..." - Alok Gupta, New Delhi, 1 week ago

Amber FortType: FortEntry: PaidRanked: 2 Of 315Ratings: 6.28/7 (131 Reviews)Timings:

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Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:00 To 16:30 , Saturday - 09:00 To 16:30 , Sunday - 09:00 To 16:30 , Public Holidays -09:00 To 16:30

"Toilets were paid . But Horrible cleanliness. Although the Fort is neat and clean. As we have guide with us , heexplained every thing in details . Due to rush we could not visit Durga Mandir. To visit Fort There is no restrictions . " -Yogendra Agarwal, New Delhi, 7 days ago

Hawa MahalType: PalaceEntry: PaidRanked: 3 Of 315Ratings: 5.65/7 (91 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:00 To 16:00 , Saturday - 09:00 To 16:00 , Sunday - 09:00 To 16:00 , Public Holidays -

09:00 To 16:00"I love this place 5 ***** Visited Jaipur the previous year and the experience was fantastic I felt so much home planningfor a visit again. There's magic in the air when u find urself in Jaipur. Hawamahal's Structure is great, there reallyblows..." - Rahul Meena, Delhi, 1 week ago

Jal MahalType: PalaceEntry: FreeRanked: 4 Of 315Ratings: 5.60/7 (54 Reviews)"Just saw the jal mahal from a distance. Would have loved to visit it, but with it being submerged in water at that time ofthe year, couldnt do it, but it still looks very splendid from a distance" - Hanoz Tarapore, Mumbai, 1 week ago

Jantar MantarType: Historic PlaceEntry: PaidRanked: 5 Of 315Ratings: 6.02/7 (51 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:00 To 16:30 , Saturday - 09:00 To 16:30 , Sunday - 09:00 To 16:30 , Public Holidays -

09:00 To 16:30"A place where you can know how the astro science studied here. If you are vist with your children they can learn lot ofthing. The beautification with garden makes this place very nice." - Kohinur , Hyderabad, 1 month ago

Birla MandirType: TempleEntry: FreeRanked: 6 Of 315Ratings: 6.09/7 (35 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 08:00 To 19:00 , Saturday - 08:00 To 19:00 , Sunday - 08:00 To 19:00 , Public Holidays -

08:00 To 19:00"This temple is very big. it is very good construction. there construction material is very cost and flooring is very nicedont miss it. there all fecility is available." - Pritesh Mehta, Baroda, 4 weeks ago

Nahargarh FortType: FortEntry: PaidRanked: 7 Of 315Ratings: 6.07/7 (22 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:30 To 16:30 , Saturday - 09:30 To 16:30 , Sunday - 09:30 To 16:30 , Public Holidays -

09:30 To 16:30"Nice place ... this is tourist attractive point .. place is on hight so we get pink city view by whole.... but roads are not so

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good plus much traffic issue. ideal for rainy season" - Akshit Jain, Jaipur, Mar 17, 2015

Jaipur ZooType: ZooEntry: PaidRanked: 8 Of 315Ratings: 5.62/7 (20 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:00 To 17:00 , Saturday - 09:00 To 17:00 , Sunday - 09:00 To 17:00 , Public Holidays -

09:00 To 17:00"the zoo in my last 10 to 1 2 years earlier was filled with many animals but some of them are missing but phir bhi it is arealy good it must be visit with your childs and other family members" - Ravi Choudhary, , 1 week ago

Jaigarh FortType: FortEntry: PaidRanked: 9 Of 315Ratings: 5.95/7 (19 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:30 To 16:45 , Saturday - 09:30 To 16:45 , Sunday - 09:30 To 16:45 , Public Holidays -

09:30 To 16:45"this fort location is good.the only thing we can see here is worlds largest canon on wheels.i visited this place in feb17th,2015.it is nearer to amber fort and nahargarh fort.so many monkeys here." - Rajaram ji , , 2 weeks ago

Albert HallType: MuseumEntry: PaidRanked: 10 Of 315Ratings: 5.77/7 (14 Reviews)Timings: Monday - Friday - 10:00 To 16:30 , Saturday - 10:00 To 16:30 , Sunday - 10:00 To 16:30 , Public Holidays -

00:00 To 00:00"Situated in the heart of Jaipur, this very beautiful piece of architecture houses an incredible museum and one of thebest museums that I have seen in India. The historical collections range from fabric to carpets, photos to paintings,garments to..." - Arundhati Banerjee, Bangalore, 2 months ago

Popular hotels in Jaipur recommended by HolidayIQ.com travellersHotel Maya International

Price: Rs. 2,250 - 4,250Ranked: 1 Of 940Ratings: 5.25/7 (338 Reviews)Address: A-1, Jai Singh Highway

Bani ParkPhone: 0141-2204512Website: Www.hotelmayainternational.net"In this Hotel,Pool and Rooms are Good and Fine. And Services are also good. Allover its a best stay inJaipur Hotel Maya Inter National. I enjoy the swiming in the pool with friends,this moment so reallyawesome. I also click the pics in the..." - Gupta , Lucknow, 2 days ago

Savi Regency HotelPrice: Rs. 2,200 - 2,900Ranked: 2 Of 940Ratings: 4.8/7 (307 Reviews)Address: S-6 Shree Gopal Nagar

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Gopalpura ByepassJaipur Dist

Phone: 0141-2762959Website: Www.saviregency.comPreferred by: Group"Wash rooms are good,it could be better if they provide soaps and gel separately.Bar was notavailable.Mattress are changed daily,just cleaned and provide the same.Staffs are polite even better ifthe provide female staffs.Advise to the travellers..." - Mhabib mohammad , Delhi, 1 week ago

Aroma Residency HotelPrice: Rs. 3,500 - 4,000Ranked: 3 Of 940Ratings: 5.36/7 (221 Reviews)Address: D-71, Tulsi Marg

Madho Singh CircleBani Park, Jaipur

Phone: 141-2283895Website: Www.aromahotelsjaipur.com"I visit this hotel in may.. its location is very good...and its appearance is also nice...front office isimpressive..service of this hotel is also good...when i enter in hotel's room...i was like woow..i cant sayabout activities much more..." - Vinith , Jind, 3 weeks ago

Hotel MohanPrice: Rs. 1,000 - 1,500Ranked: 4 Of 940Ratings: 5.37/7 (216 Reviews)Address: Behind Ganpati Plaza

M I Road, JaipurPhone: 0141-2364651Website: Www.hotelmohanjaipur.com"One of the best hotel. The service and everything is good. The hotel is very beautiful and rooms arevery attractive. I love that place. I really enjoyed my trip. Workers are very helpful and they provide thebest service. One of the best hotel...." - Akash Sandhu, Mohali, 1 week ago

Shalimar HotelPrice: Rs. 2,200 - 2,800Ranked: 5 Of 940Ratings: 5.27/7 (204 Reviews)Address: Vanasthali Marg,

JaipurPhone: 0141-2364677Website: Www.hotel-Shalimar.com"The shalimar is very gud family hotel. We feel so cmfrt in rooms.Best thing abt dis hotel was itsfood.evrthng in its restro was appreciable.Shalimar hotel has a gud by location also bcz of near byRailway station and city bus stand and metro..." - Pankaj , Delhi, 3 weeks ago

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Price: Rs. 8,000 - 12,000Ranked: 6 Of 940Ratings: 5.86/7 (189 Reviews)Address: 12 Milestone Tonk Road

Via VatikaJaipur

Phone: 0141-2770555Website: Www.chokhidhani.com"My stay at this hotel was very good...the location of the hotel is satisfactory nd the service was all theway more good....the hotel was very clean nd the food was amazing...nd the person at the receptiondesk was very friendly ....the staff of..." - Aush , Delhi, 2 days ago

Jaipur Palace HotelPrice: Rs. 6,300 - 7,500Ranked: 7 Of 940Ratings: 5.46/7 (178 Reviews)Address: Sahakar Marg

Tonk RoadJaipur

Phone: 0141-2743161Website: Www.jaipurpalace.com"Hotel is near of railway track train sound is always comes in the room very disturbing. hotel is good forstaying purpose. but food is expenssive compared to other same class hotel. staffs are decent and cooperative. Hotel is near of railway..." - Sumit Agrawal, Coimbatore, 6 days ago

Hotel TriputiPrice: Rs. 3,000 - 5,000Ranked: 8 Of 940Ratings: 5.57/7 (162 Reviews)Address: NH-8, Jaipur-Delhi Highway

Sangtera, KotputliJaipur

Phone: 9214232323Website: Www.hoteltriputi.com"Hotel's room is good and improvement required in room cleanness. required more specious bath-room.food is delicious & good in quality more plan required for official visitors. hotel' location is good & lookingnice. improvement required in room..." - Damodar , Delhi, 2 weeks ago

Hotel Hayat RabbaniPrice: Rs. 2,000 - 2,600Ranked: 9 Of 940Ratings: 5.29/7 (174 Reviews)Address: 47, Kanti Nagar, Opp. Polovictory Cinema

Station RoadJaipur

Phone: 0141-3142417Website: Www.hotelhayatrabbani.com"hotel is must be very fantastic location condition is very much may be my experience i will be rest in all

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of my leaving days good work hotel hayat rabbani team good job hotel light is too good all of them lunchdinner & etc is good condition in..." - Sashikant , Dehradun, 3 weeks ago

Hotel EurasiaPrice: Rs. 1,700 - 3,500Ranked: 10 Of 940Ratings: 5.07/7 (180 Reviews)Address: A-15 Mahaveer Nagar

Behind Jaipur HospitalTonk Road, Jaipur

Phone: 0141-4061888Website: Www.hoteleurasia.com"The overall experience was quite lovely and awesome. The service was quite guest friendly and theroom service was quick and proper.The location of the place is magnificent. The rooms qere comfy anddisturbance proof.the hotel staff was..." - Sahil Jangid, Delhi, 6 days ago

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Glory of RajasthanRs: 14320No of days: 9 Days & 8 NightsDestination: Bikaner, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Ranthambore, UdaipurTravel Agent: Purple Voyages

Glory of Forts With JungleRs: 14320No of days: 9 Days & 8 NightsDestination: Bikaner, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Ranthambore, UdaipurTravel Agent: Purple Voyages

Best way to travel from Delhi to JaipurJaipur is located at about 258 km from Delhi. Jaipur is the capital and largest city of Rajasthan and it is well-connectedto Delhi by roadways and railways.. However, the best way to travel from Delhi to Jaipur is by car, a journey of over 5hours. Some of the important places covered on the way are Some of the important places covered on the way areDelhi - 8km -> Dhaula Kaun - 20km -> Gurgaon - 40km -> Dharuhera - 60km -> Behror - 74km -> Shahpura - 56km ->Jaipur. On the route, petrol pumps like Reliance, Indian Oil, apart from pharmacies, ATMs, road-side dhabas and teastalls are located.

Transport options from Delhi to JaipurDelhi to Jaipur By Car: Hire a cab from Delhi to Jaipur, which takes about 5 hours. The cost of cab ranges from INR 9 toINR 97 per km, depending upon the type of car. Ideal for families and groups.

Delhi to Jaipur By Bus: Take a direct bus from Delhi to Jaipur, which takes around 5 hours. The buses operating on thisroute are deluxe and AC buses. Jaipur bus depot is located about 8 km from city. Ideal for backpackers and individualtravellers.

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Jaipur weatherBest Season / Best Time to Visit Jaipur

Jaipur is situated in the eastern part of Rajasthan at an altitude of 431 meters. Being a part of the desert state ofRajasthan, Jaipur has a hot semi-arid climate. The city remains quite hot and dry during the summers and is pleasantduring winters.

The summer season in Jaipur starts around March and continues till around the month of June. During this season, thetemperature reaches a maximum of 45°Celsius and drops to a minimum 25.8° Celsius. Due to its dry climate, thedaytime temperature soars but nights are pleasant and it cools down substantially.

Jaipur experiences a relatively short monsoon and the monsoons season is from July to September. During themonsoon there are frequent, heavy rains and thunderstorms. The city receives an annual rainfall of 556 mm which isnot that substantial.

Winter season in Jaipur is from October to March. Weather from the months of November to February is consideredmild and pleasant. During this season the minimum temperature is 5° Celsius and the maximum temperature is 22°Celsius. Although weather is pleasant during the day, in the night temperatures can drop really low. The area usuallyexperiences a lot of fog at this time. This is usually a favourable time for visitors.

The best season to visit Jaipur is between the months of October to March. During these months the weather ispleasant and temperatures are not too high, making it ideal for visitors.

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