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Jaipur

The Pink City — bazaars, forts and royal courtyards

Things to do

Top attractions in Jaipur

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Amber Fort

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Hawa Mahal

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City Palace

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Jantar Mantar

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Local flavor

What to eat in Jaipur

Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB)

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Pyaaz kachori & ghevar

Iconic 1727-founded mishthan bhandar in the heart of Johari Bazaar. The ghevar in monsoon is legendary.

Johari Bazaar
₹100 – ₹300
7 AM – 11 PM
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Suvarna Mahal

Royal Rajasthani thali

Inside Rambagh Palace — chefs use recipes from old royal kitchens. Bookings essential.

Rambagh Palace, Bhawani Singh Rd
₹3,500+
12:30 – 2:45 PM, 7:30 – 11 PM
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Rawat Mishthan Bhandar

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Pyaaz kachori

Many locals' pick for the city's best pyaaz kachori. Across from Sindhi Camp bus stand.

Station Road
₹60 – ₹150
6 AM – 11 PM
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Tapri Central

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Masala chai & maggi

Hip rooftop tapri with 20+ chai variations and an Insta-famous balcony view of Central Park.

C-Scheme
₹150 – ₹400
9 AM – 11 PM
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Where to stay

Stays in Jaipur

Luxury

Rambagh Palace

Bhawani Singh Rd

Former residence of the Jaipur royal family. Peacocks roam the lawns, and afternoon tea is served on the marble terrace.

₹40,000+ / night

  • Heritage palace
  • Pool
  • Spa
  • Multiple restaurants
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Boutique

Samode Haveli

Gangapole

A 200-year-old haveli inside the walled city, painted in Mewari frescoes. Every room is one-of-a-kind.

₹15,000 – ₹25,000 / night

  • Heritage rooms
  • Courtyard pool
  • Restaurant
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Hostel

Moustache Hostel

Bani Park

Reliable backpacker chain with cosy dorms and a rooftop chill area.

₹500 – ₹1,200 / night

  • Rooftop
  • Cafe
  • Free WiFi
  • Tours
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Getting around

Local transport

Auto-rickshaw

Most common. Meters often refused — agree on a fare upfront. ₹100–₹300 across the city.

Metro

Pink and Orange lines connect old city, transport hub and new Jaipur. Clean, AC, very cheap (₹10–₹30).

Cycle rickshaw

Romantic and slow — best for short rides in the old walled city.

Cab (Ola/Uber)

Reliable across new Jaipur. In the old city, autos are faster due to narrow lanes.

Good to know

FAQs about Jaipur

Best time to visit Jaipur?+

October to March. Diwali (Oct/Nov) and Jaipur Lit Fest (January) are particularly memorable.

Can I see Jaipur in 2 days?+

Yes — Day 1: Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar. Day 2: City Palace, bazaar shopping, Albert Hall. Add a half-day for Nahargarh sunset.

Is Jaipur expensive?+

Cheaper than Mumbai or Delhi. Mid-range budget of ₹2,500–₹4,000/day per person covers a comfortable trip.

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