Attractions & Places

to Visit in Jaipur

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Approach the imposing ramparts of Amber Fort astride an elephant. A spectacular edifice of pale yellow and pink sandstone, it is one of Jaipur’s most historic destinations. The stunning Sheesh Mahal, or hall of mirrors is an architectural feat of wonder.

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An early start is a small price to pay for views over Jaipur from a hot-air balloon. Weather permitting, you can soar along the mighty Aravalli range, past picturesque villages and step-wells and over the magnificent Amber Fort.

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Jaipur’s blue pottery is a legendary art form that arrived in India with the Mongols and is now eponymous to the pink city. An overwhelming array of choice awaits you at Kripal Kumbh, the only destination for hand crafted blue pottery crafted by artisans trained by a master craftsman.

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Dazzling jewellery at Amrapali that unites the finest jewels with heritage designs and unmatched craftsmanship. The traditional kundan and meenakari pieces are exquisite, as are the more contemporary designs, charming trinkets and royal snuff-boxes.

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The iconic Galtaji Temple, snugly perched between cliff faces near Surajpole, offers spectacular views and is one of the most holy places to visit in Jaipur. The collection of striking temples and water tanks is also home to bold macaques and light-footed langurs.

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A majestic red and white complex of courtyards and palaces, home to the Maharaja Sawai Mansingh II Museum. The storehouse of art treasures includes larger than life silver jars that held holy water for Maharaja Madho Singh II's trip to England.

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Approach the imposing ramparts of Amber Fort astride an elephant. A spectacular edifice of pale yellow and pink sandstone, it is one of Jaipur’s most historic destinations. The stunning Sheesh Mahal, or hall of mirrors is an architectural feat of wonder.

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An early start is a small price to pay for views over Jaipur from a hot-air balloon. Weather permitting, you can soar along the mighty Aravalli range, past picturesque villages and step-wells and over the magnificent Amber Fort.

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Hawa Mahal is a fairy tale crafted in pink sandstone. This five-storey honey comb with over 900 latticed windows allowed ladies of the royal household to observe street festivals from behind filigreed screens without being seen.