Discover the Pink City's iconic Hawa Mahal, explore City Palace's royal heritage, and marvel at Jantar Mantar's astronomical wonders.
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Arrive at Jaipur airport and check into your hotel. Visit the iconic Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) in the morning, then explore the bustling bazaars of Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar for traditional Rajasthani textiles and jewelry. End your day with sunset views from Nahargarh Fort.
Start with a guided tour of City Palace, still partially inhabited by the royal family. Visit the attached Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 19 astronomical instruments built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. Explore the palace museum and enjoy traditional Rajasthani lunch at a local restaurant.
Visit Jaigarh Fort to see the world's largest cannon on wheels and enjoy panoramic city views. Explore nearby Nahargarh Fort's ancient temples and architecture. In the evening, visit Govind Dev Ji Temple for evening aarti (prayer ceremony) and experience the spiritual atmosphere with local devotees.
Visit Albert Hall Museum to understand Jaipur's history and art collections. Spend time shopping at Mirza Ismail Road (M.I. Road) for handicrafts, gemstones, and souvenirs. Enjoy a final meal at a rooftop restaurant overlooking the Pink City before heading to the airport.
What each trip length realistically covers. Costs are per person, excluding travel to Jaipur.
Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar and an evening in the old city bazaars, with one evening at Nahargarh Fort or Chokhi Dhani.
All the 3-day sights plus Albert Hall Museum, Jal Mahal, and a full free day for bazaars, cafes and a cooking class or craft workshop.
The core Jaipur circuit plus a day trip to Abhaneri Stepwell or the village of Samode, with a slower pace across the main monuments.
The full Jaipur sightseeing list plus overnight or day excursions to Pushkar, Ajmer or the Shekhawati painted-haveli towns; note that Jaipur itself is compact enough that a week within the city alone is more time than most people need.
Jaipur International Airport (Sanganer) is about 12-13 km from the city centre and is well connected to Delhi, Mumbai and other major Indian cities as well as a few international destinations; prepaid taxis, app cabs and airport buses cover the short ride into town.
Jaipur Junction railway station is centrally located and is a major stop with direct trains to Delhi, Mumbai, Agra, Udaipur and Jodhpur; autos and cabs are readily available outside the station for onward travel within the city.
Jaipur is roughly 4.5-5.5 hours by road from Delhi (about 270 km) via NH48, making it a popular Golden Triangle drive; it is around 4-5 hours from Agra and 5-6 hours from Udaipur or Jodhpur. Frequent Rajasthan Roadways and private Volvo buses connect Jaipur to Delhi, Agra, Udaipur, Jodhpur and other regional cities.
Per person, excluding travel to Jaipur. Estimates; prices rise in peak season.
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Updated September 2026. This guide is written with AI by Tripzio, the same AI that plans trips on this site. Prices are estimates and timings change, so check with the hotel or operator before you book.