Best Places to visit with Friends in Jaipur
27 Best Places to visit with Friends in Jaipur
Amber Fort and Palace Nahargarh Fort Jaigarh Fort City Palace Hawa Mahal Jantar Mantar Jal Mahal Albert Hall Museum Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh Amar Jawan Jyoti Jaipur Zoo Chokhi Dhani Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple Panna Meena ka Kund Kanak Vrindavan Garden Elephantastic 1135 AD Amer Suvarna Mahal Spice Court Amigos Bar Amrapali Museum Sawai Mansingh Stadium Mukesh Art Gallery Royal Gaitor Tumbas Patrika Gate Rusirani VillageSelect Stations To Find Route
Amber Fort and Palace, Jaipur
Perched on the hilltop of Aravalli Range, Amber Fort is an enthralling Fort and Palace. Popularly known as Amer Fort, this impressive historical edifice overlooks the scenic Maota Lake. This architectural masterpiece has an amazing maze of passages, a serpentine staircase, massive ramparts, and many gateways. Explore the Hall of Public Audience with its, Kesari Kyari, Sukh Mandir, Jai Mandir, and captivating Sheesh Mahal with its beautiful mirrored ceilings. Enjoy a thrilling elephant ride to reach the fort. Another main attraction is the wonderful light and sound show held in the evening. This UNESCO World Heritage site is located almost 11 km from Jaipur.
Night Light Shows: ₹100/- (per person)
Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur
Nahargarh Fort is the main tourist destination of Jaipur symbolizing history, royalty, and spectacular beauty of nature. This majestic fort nestled in Aravalli hills offers a mesmerizing sight in the evening as the entire place is beautifully lit. Also, a popular shooting location, this splendid fort has many structures within including temples, impressive Madhewandra Bhavan with beautiful frescoes, Sheesh Mahal, Wax museum, and Biological park. The view of Jaipur City from the top is stunning. Indulge in cycling and trekking to explore the massive Fort, located 6 Km from Jaipur.
Jaigarh Fort, Jaipur
Popularly known as Victory Fort, this grand structure is placed on’ Hills of Eagles’. The grand fort, constructed in red sandstone is a wonderful example of Mughal architectural skills. The colossal edifice is surrounded by lush greenery and massive battlements. The windows on the walls of the fort are made of lattices which offer a panoramic view of exteriors without being observed from outside. Explore the beautiful Persian garden inside the fort complex. See amazing 'Jaivana Cannon' which is the largest cannon on wheels, Laxmi Vilas, Aram Mandir, Lalit Mandir, and Vilas Mandir. Located approximately 15 km from Jaipur.
City Palace, Jaipur
This is a magnificent Palace constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. It exhibits a wonderful blend of intricate handiwork in the Mughal and Rajput style of architecture. The colossal complex has several courtyards, beautiful buildings, lush green gardens, a museum, Chandra Mahal, Maharani Palace, and Mubarak Mahal. The museum showcases excellent handcrafted artifacts belonging to the royal heritage of the bygone era, including an artistic collection of delicate Pashmina shawls, beautiful royal costumes, lovely Benaras silk sarees, along with royal dresses with vibrant Sanganeri prints and embroidery. Placed within the walled City of Jaipur.
Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
Positioned at the edge of City Palace, Hawa Mahal is also known as the” Palace of Winds. This prominent landmark is a five-storied historical monument made in a pyramid style with a royal entrance and elegantly designed interiors. It is constructed with pink and red sandstone and has almost 933 windows known as 'Jharokhas'. It resembles a delicately carved honeycomb hive from where the fresh breeze could come from outside while the queens watched the revelry on the streets. It has exquisite stone-carved screens, arched roofs, tiny casements, and deftly made hanging cornices.
Jantar Mantar, Jaipur
Jantar Mantar is a wonderful astronomical observation site with immense universal value. Made in the early 18 th century, it is a monumental example of the outstanding architectural and astronomical skill of masons and Rajput King Swai Jai Singh. The observatory has the world’s largest sun dial and is a major tourist attraction in Jaipur. The nineteen stone instruments made in different geometric shapes help to determine the position of planetary bodies accurately as well as measure time.
Jal Mahal, Jaipur
Jal Mahl is a beautiful architectural edifice and is also known as ‘Water Palace’. It is placed in the center of the scenic Mansagar lake in Jaipur and you can have a panoramic view of surrounding Nahargarh Hills. The red Sandstone palace is a five-storied building and four floors remain underwater. It was built by Maharajah Madho Singh in 1750 and his son enhanced the beauty by making wonderful courtyard grounds. It reflects a brilliant blend of Rajput and Mughal craftsmanship and architectural skill. Embark on a thrilling boat ride in excellently handcrafted and decorated boats to view the captivating beauty of the environs and the palace. You can see several migratory birds especially during the rainy season
Albert Hall Museum, Jaipur
Also known as the Central Museum, it is a wonderful building exhibiting the age-old beauty of Indo-Saracenic architecture with beautifully carved arches and domes. The galleries of this grand museum houses an eclectic collection of tribal dresses, magnificent sculptures, statues, lovely miniature paintings, handcrafted carpets along with an array of old musical instruments. The star feature of this museum is an Egyptian mummy. You can explore the magnificent museum to get a peek into the rich culture of Rajasthan. The museum is lit at night, thus presenting a spectacular view. Placed in Ram Niwas Garden at Kailash Puri, Adarsh Nagar in Jaipur.
Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh, Jaipur
A perfect venue for nature lovers and history buffs, Sisodia Rani ka Bagh is a major tourist attraction in Jaipur. It is a well maintained stepped garden and is surrounded by hills. This royal garden houses beautiful fountains, galleries, murals of Lord Krishna and Radha, colorful flower beds, and pavilions build in the 18th century. This palatial retreat was used by the Queen for relaxing away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The beautiful garden is designed in an amazing blend of Indian and Mughal architectural styles. Located 6 km from Jaipur, the multi-leveled garden is known for its serene atmosphere.
Amar Jawan Jyoti, Jaipur
This is an impressive memorial built to honor the valor of mythical martyrs and soldiers. It is located on Vidhan Sabha Road in Jaipur. Popularly known as “Flame of the Immortal Soldier” it is designed creatively. A pedestal is constructed in black marble with an upturned rifle, covered by warhead covering and bound by four vases. A continuous blaze of light emanates here lit by CNG. There is a gold script with the words of soldiers who laid their lives for the country. Enjoy a spectacular light and sound show in the evening. This popular historical site with an eternal flame is located at Jan path, Lal Kothi, Jaipur.
Jaipur Zoo, Jaipur
The sprawling Jaipur Zoo is also one of the finest sanctuaries in Rajasthan. Ideal venue for entertainment for kids, elders, and animal enthusiasts, the zoological garden boasts of diverse fauna and flora along with almost 71 species of mammals and reptiles. There is a section reserved for white tigers alligators, panthers, bears to name a few. It is also the breeding farm of endangered crocodile species. It has a museum depicting the history of wildlife. Jaipur Zoo is located at Museum Road, National Highway 12, Ram Niwas Garden, C Scheme, Ashok Nagar, almost 4 km from Jaipur.
Per Camera - 75/-, Per Video Camera - ₹150/-
In Winter (from 15 October to 14 March): 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
Chokhi Dhani, Jaipur
A remarkable tourist attraction, Chowki Dhani offers a rich experience in authentic Rajasthani heritage, traditions, and culture. This sprawling ethnic village resort offers plenty of entertainment options including programs of Rajasthani music and dance. There are artistically built village huts covered with cow dung plasters and ornamental wall art. The construction is done in typical Indo-Saracenic style. The environment is refreshing and stimulating. Colorful mini fairs with stalls selling clothes and artifacts are held for tourists. Chowki Dhani is located at 12 miles Tonk Road Sitapur. It is open from 5:30 PM to 11:00 PM. There is a luxurious hotel and Royal cottages along with Haveli Suites for international and domestic tourists.
Royal Thali: Adult (per person) - ₹1100/-, Child [height between 2.5 to 3.5 feet] - ₹650/-
Multicuisine Buffet at Resort: Adult (per person) - ₹1500/-, Child [height between 2.5 to 3.5 feet] - ₹700/-
Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing, Jaipur
One of its kind, Anokhi Museum of hand Printing is a must-visit for craft and block print fans. A distinct endeavor of Anokhi clothing brand, houses more than a hundred creative block painted garments and showcases the ancient Rajasthani art form. A precise explanation about every printed fabric included tools, chemicals, and dyes along with techniques of silver and gold printing, is also given. A live demonstration regarding block printing is given to tourists. Holding a UNESCO Certification, the museum is dedicated to the preservation of hand-printed textiles. The museum also conducts numerous educational programs and workshops for children where they can interact freely with the artisans.
Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple, Jaipur
Nestled at the bottom of Moti Dungri hill, this is a popular temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the revered God of Knowledge. It is a famous place of worship for Hindus and showcases the cultural heritage of Jaipur. The temple is erected in contemporary Indian architecture with three domes, beautiful stone carvings and exquisite latticework on the pure white marble. There are mythological images engraved on the marble, which fascinate the art lovers. On Wednesday, a special fair is organized and prayers are offered to Lord Ganesha with a recital of holy bhajans.
Panna Meena ka Kund, Jaipur
Panna Meena Ka Kund is a beautiful step well constructed in the 16th century, nestled next to the famous Amber Fort in Jaipur. Panna Meena ka Kund reflects the lovely combination of religion, charm, nature, and unique architecture. This eight storied step well is square and has stunningly designed symmetrical steps on all sides and a room on the northern side. The ancient yellow-colored step well was used to collect water in the desert. This water was used at temples and by local women for drinking purposes. The temperature of the water is significantly cooler. There is no entry ticket for tourists visiting this charming place to witness its beauty and distinctive concept of architectural styling.
Kanak Vrindavan Garden, Jaipur
Nestled in the foothills of lush green valley and surrounded by scenic Nahargarh Hills, this is a charming garden In Jaipur. It was constructed by Maharajh Swai Jai Singh almost 280 years ago. It uplifts the beauty of the entire region. It is an ideal venue for strolling, bird watching, relaxing and photography. There is a temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and other ancient structures at Kanak Vrindavan Garden. Located approximately 8 KM from Jaipur, the historical garden is a charming retreat near Amer Fort.
Elephantastic, Jaipur
Elefantastic is a sprawling elephant sanctuary worth visiting. It covers a huge area where elephants are well kept and looked after. It provides a safe house for a large number of elephants and also educates tourists about the daily life of elephants. Hospitality and fine culture are the landmark of this sanctuary. Animal lovers get a unique opportunity to interact with elephants and enjoy a thrilling ride on the beautifully decorated and highly skilled elephants. You can even take an exciting shower with the Jumbo as it washes itself with its trunk, it is a wonderful attraction of Jaipur.
Night stay with elephants new!: Per person - ₹11000/- (All about you, campsite and an Elefantastic company! and more)
1135 AD Amer, Jaipur
This multi-cuisine family type restaurant is an ode to Jaipur’s rich culinary heritage. The restaurant has a wonderful ambience. The grand restaurant presents a breathtaking visual as you sit in the charming environs, especially in the evening amidst awe-inspiring light set up. Nestled in the historic Amer Palace with captivating views, the aura is simply mesmerizing. There is an open-air courtyard and a formal dining room. There is a private dining space known as Sheesh Mahal, which is apt for intimate and romantic candlelit dinners. The trained chef recreates traditional Rajasthani recipes.
Suvarna Mahal, Jaipur
Suvarna Mahal is a majestic restaurant placed in the charming environs of Taj Rambagh Palace at Bhawani Singh Road Jaipur. This fine-dining restaurant exhibits a wonderful floral theme with striking chandeliers and captivating ambiance. The restaurant has a typical traditional aura. Embark on a delectable culinary journey while the melodious strains of live classical and semi-classical music float in the air. The aura of the big dining room is awe-inspiring with its high ceilings, Florentine frescoes, four gleaming alabaster lamps, tapestry covered walls and gilded mirrors. Sumptuous food in authentic North Indian and Rajasthani cuisines is served in gold plated silverware to guests.
Spice Court, Jaipur
Spice Court offers a wonderful and classy dining experience. The casual dining restaurant serves delicious, gluten-free food as well as delicious vegetarian options. The atmosphere is very attractive and pleasant. It is reminiscent of traditional old clubs. Guests are served a good selection of wine and beer, but no hard drinks. Mouth-watering North Indian and Rajasthani cuisine is served by trained staff. The pulsating local music creates a lively aura and in the evening traditional Rajasthani dances are performed in the large open courtyard giving a royal touch. Jacob Road Mysore House, Nestled in a serene environment of a posh area of Civil Lines Jaipur.
Amigos Bar, Jaipur
Amigos Bar The charming Mexican-themed bar is famous for its delicious food, live music with DJ, and great atmosphere. The Mexican decor of restaurants and bars is very interesting and unique. It has been creatively designed like the old country pubs of Mexico. The interiors of Amigos Bar and Lounge are stunning with beautiful wood-paneled walls adorned with Mexican-themed paintings. Situated on the ninth floor of the complex of posh hotel Om Tower on MI Road, Amigos Bar offers a captivating view of the Jaipur skyline.
Amrapali Museum, Jaipur
Amrapali Museum in Jaipur is known for its excellent collection of jewelery and artefacts. It is affiliated with Amrapali Group, a renowned brand specializing in jewelery inspired by Indian heritage and traditions. Apart from jewellery, the Amrapali Museum can display a variety of artefacts and antiques that showcase India's artistic heritage, including textiles, sculptures and decorative objects. The museum offers visitors an opportunity to appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of Indian jewelery and art while also learning about the cultural significance of these objects.
Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur
Sawai Mansingh Stadium is located in Jaipur city, the capital of Rajasthan state of India. The stadium boasts of world-class facilities and modern infrastructure, making it a popular destination for cricket fans across the country. Hosting IPL matches at Sawai Mansingh Stadium is a testament to our commitment to promote cricket in Rajasthan and provide a platform for local talent to shine. This stadium hosted its first Test match from 21 February 1983 to 25 February 1983 and the match was played between India and Pakistan, while the first One Day International match in this stadium was played between India vs Sri Lanka on 31 October 2005. Was. The stadium has a capacity of 30,000 spectators.
Mukesh Art Gallery, Jaipur
Mukesh Art Gallery, located in the vibrant city of Jaipur, is a renowned destination for art enthusiasts and culture seekers. This gallery is a treasure trove of traditional and contemporary Indian art, showcasing a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and other artistic creations.
Royal Gaitor Tumbas, Jaipur
Royal Gator Tumbas, also known as Gator Ki Chhatriyas, is a historical site located in the Pink City of Jaipur, Rajasthan. It is a royal crematorium and a beautiful complex of chhatris, paying homage to the royalty of the Kachwaha Rajput dynasty. These chhatris are known for their stunning architecture and intricate carvings.
Patrika Gate, Jaipur
Patrika Gate, also known as Patrika Darwaza, is an intricately designed and colorful nine-arch monument located in the city of Jaipur, Rajasthan. This monumental gate is not only an architectural marvel but also serves as the gateway to the Jawahar Circle Garden. It has become a popular tourist attraction known for its vibrant and artistic representation of the culture and heritage of Rajasthan.
Rusirani Village, Jaipur
Situated on a hilltop outside Jaipur in Rajasthan, Rusirani Village is a distinctive traditional village that attracts travelers who want to see what life is like in rural India. As well as traditional houses, there is also a Shiva temple, believed to be at least a millennium old, as well as a market full of local handicrafts.
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