1N/2 Days Tour to Jaipur

The pink city of Rajasthan, glorified by the tales of chivalry and bravery of the Rajputs, stands tall, attracting tourists from across the globe. Jaipur, as royal as the name sounds, the city gets its royal grace and dignity from the breath taking forts and palaces. A wonder in itself, the city boasts its exquisitely carved marble screens and frieze of forts and crowded bazaars reflecting the rich culture. For the explorers, this place is a royal paradise, offering picturesque locations, mighty forts and palaces, while for shopping enthusiasts, Jaipur has famous tie & dye garments, gems and jewellery to offer.

Out of all the palaces and places, the most visited site in Jaipur is the Amber Fort, situated in the ancient capital of Amber. Till the City Palace was erected, Amber served as the seat of power. Constructed in the 17th century by the general of Jalal Ud Din Akbar, Raja Mansingh, the Amber Fort overlooks Moat lake and is guarded by fortified battlements. Today, the remains of the fort stand tall across the Aravalli range, with sprawling wall lattices surrounding the area. Wall paintings, mirrors and precious stone embellishments add-on to the beauty of the rooms.

If you want to be fascinated by the beauty and architectural brilliance, then visit Sheesh Mahal. ‘Fort of Mirrors’ in its literal translation, the fort is known for the room where a single lamp light lights up the room completely, through precise reflections. Interesting, isn’t it?

City Palace is also one of the best places to visit, owing to its overwhelming complex of palaces, courtyards, gardens, carved doorways and decorative art. This fort houses a museum, which boasts its collection of rare manuscripts, armoury, costumes, carpets and miniature paintings. If that was not all, the Jantar Mantar lies right next to the fort. Also known by the name of the Astronomical Observatory, this structure was erected by the Maharaja of Jaipur in 1726 A.D. One of the brilliant 5 astronomical wonders by Sawai Jai Singh, Jantar Mantar gives precise predictions to this day.

Another feather in the hat of Jaipur, Hawa Mahal, is a 5 storey high palace, known for its facade of windows and latticed screens, through which the cool wind blows. The Palace of Winds in its literal translation, this was the palace through which the queens of the court used to view the streets of the city.

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