The Pink City Jaipur tour from Delhi takes you on a journey to explore the royal heritage and architectural marvels of Jaipur. Visit the magnificent Amber Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its stunning architecture and panoramic views. Explore the City Palace, a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, showcasing exquisite palaces, courtyards, and museums.

Discover the astronomical wonders at Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory built by Maharaja Jai Singh II. Admire the beauty of Jal Mahal, a palace surrounded by the Man Sagar Lake, offering a picturesque view. Enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off for a seamless travel experience.

Itinerary

• After a quick pick-up from your hotel in Delhi, we will depart for a sightseeing tour at the UNESCO World Heritage site Jaipur city!
• Hawa Mahal:
  • Hawa Mahal, literally the Palace of Winds, built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, displays fanciful architecture and is a remarkable landmark of Jaipur. So named because the palace has specially latticed screens and arches for an unbridled flow of the air currents but is a set pattern with the passage of the sun.
  • In the recent past, ladies of the court from within the palace positioned themselves by the balconies to watch processions passing through in the streets below without being observed by the people.
• Amber Palace:
  • In earlier times, the entire complex was owned by the Minas and dedicated to 'Amba Mata', the incarnation of earth and fertility. Amber overlooks the Moata Lake and is rated as a marvel of bastion excelling in architectural and building skills. Amber had the distinction of being the capital for six long centuries before Jaipur came into being. 
  • The palace complex also boats of a Hall of Mirrors, the like of which is not seen in the country elsewhere. Sukh Niwas, the Hall of Pleasure, is a marvel of 17th-century engineering, its best feat being a unique system of air-conditioning.
• Jantar Mantar:
  • Emperor Sawai Jai Singh II, the builder of the city has to his credit five observatories in different parts of the country. The one he raised at Jaipur is the largest and best preserved. Huge instruments in intricate masonry offer an accurate measurement of the time, the declination of the sun, the altitude and the azimuth, the position of constellations in the sky for the day, the eclipses, and the allied astronomical phenomena.
• Jal Mahal: 
  • As its name denotes, this is a palace built amidst a lake and intended as a summer resort for the royal family. The palace is noted for its intricate architecture.
• City Palace:
  • This former royal residence is an imposing blend of traditional Rajasthani and Mughal architecture and craftsmanship. Surrounded by crenellated walls this piece-de-resistance of Jaipur's palaces occupies one sone-seventhhe walled city, comprising a string of minor palaces and imposing halls, Of special significance is the 'Chandra Mahal' which overlooks the breathtaking Jai Niwas Gardens and the highly revered Shri Gobind Dev Temple.
  • The Museum within the palace has an array of galleries of rare paintings, exquisite miniatures, scholarly manuscripts, artifacts, and traditional treatises on architecture. The fine collection of guns and swords on display dates back to the 15th century and is one of the best in India.