Exotic Jaipur Tour

Jaipur, popularly known as the Pink City, is filled with the passion of pink.

Jaipur houses several splendid mansions of yesteryear Maharajas. The majestic structures that adorn the landscape of Jaipur, include Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Amber Fort and many more. The architecture of these massive forts and ambrosial palaces are an ideal amalgamation of Indian, Mughal and European architecture. These citadels are amongst the best attractions of Jaipur. Tourism in Jaipur is packed with everything that mesmerizes and enchants its visitors.

While in Jaipur, you must savor the merriment of indulging in its vivacious festivals, cultural events and religious fairs. Most of the festivals celebrated held here, such as the Gangaur and Teej, are devoted to one or the other manifestation of Shiva and Parvati. The festivals are marked by a vibrant procession, which proceeds through the core of the Pink City. Women dress up in bright clothes and wear heavy gold and silver jewellery. They celebrate the festivities by singing songs and swinging at the swings or “jhoolas” specially set up for the occasion. If you plan your Jaipur trip in the month of March, you must attend the famous Elephant Festival. You will certainly be captivated by the sight of flamboyantly caparisoned elephants graciously marching on Jaipur streets.

An array of shops lining the bustling market area of Jaipur, offer a vast variety of shopping. The blue potteries of Jaipur are famous all over the world. The intricate marketplace sells skirts, quilts, kurtis, bags, embroidered shoes, turbans and carpets in plenty. You can pick up a few items for family and friends. Sanganeri garments are a must-buy. They are finely embroidered and available in bright colors.

Yet another highlight of the Jaipur tourism is one of the world's most royal and lavish train, the Palace on Wheels. It offers a royal stay on board. It covers all the major destinations of Rajasthan. You will savor an experience of a lifetime by traveling in this train, which is packed with all the modern facilities. It is adorned by lavish interiors, royal coupes and wonderful dining facilities. The memorable tour starts from the Delhi Cantonment station and moves through Jaipur - Chittaurgarh - Udaipur - Ranthambhore - Jaisalmer - Jodhpur - Bharatpur and Agra, in order.

The cuisine of Jaipur is mouth-watering and spicy. You must not miss eating daal-baati-churma, a specialty of the Rajasthani cuisine. The chaat preparations of Bapu Bazaar are very famous. The food stalls in Jaipur sells delicious hot jalebis. These are just a few delicacies as Jaipur has much more to offer when it comes to teasing your taste buds.