jaipur

Jaipur

India

Best Time to Visit
October to March (cool, dry season)
Getting Around
Well Connected
Travel Style
City & Culture

Overview

The Pink City dazzles with rose-hued palaces, mighty hilltop forts, bustling bazaars overflowing with textiles and gems, and a royal Rajasthani grandeur.

Cost of Travel

Daily budget guide for Jaipur — what you can expect to spend per person including accommodation, meals, transport, and activities.

Budget~$12~$25

per person per day

Mid-Range~$35~$70

per person per day

Premium~$120~$300

per person per day

Approximate costs in USD based on today's exchange rates.

Explore Jaipur

Do

Elefunenjoy| Elephant Sanctuary In Jaipur

4.9(1,428)Maps
Do

Amar Jawan Jyoti

4.7(11,648)Maps

Memorial dedicated to martyred Indo-Pakistani War soldiers, with a continuously burning flame.

📍 See

Amber Fort

4.6(6,129)Maps

Pavilion in the Amber Fort built for use by the imperial family, famous for intricate mirrorwork.

📍 See

Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds)

4.5(164,300)Maps

Palace built in the form of a high wall to screen royal ladies as they watched street festivities.

Do

Jantar Mantar

4.5(42,647)Maps

18th-century park & heritage site with fixed instruments for making astronomical observations.

Do

Isarlat Sargasooli

4.5(7,095)Maps

Visitors can take in panoramic city views from atop this prominent 18th-century, 7-story minaret.

Where to Stay

🏨 Stayultra-luxury

Rambagh Palace

4.7(8,714)Maps

A former royal residence converted into a Taj luxury hotel, with manicured Mughal gardens, a polo ground, and regal interiors.

🏨 Staymid-range

Pearl Palace Heritage

A charming budget-friendly heritage hotel with rooftop restaurant, colorful Rajasthani decor, and legendary hospitality from the owner.

Where to Eat

🍽️ Eatfine-dining

Suvarna Mahal

4.7(3,610)Maps

Rajasthani-Indian

A grand dining hall in the Rambagh Palace with gold-leaf ceiling, crystal chandeliers, and refined Rajasthani and Mughal cuisine.

🍽️ Eatbudget

Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB)

Rajasthani Vegetarian

A legendary Johari Bazaar sweet shop and restaurant serving traditional Rajasthani thalis, chai, and mithai since 1954.

Travel Tips

  • Hire a guide at Amber Fort — the stories bring the architecture to life
  • The best textiles and block prints are at Anokhi and Soma shops
  • Try dal baati churma (the quintessential Rajasthani meal) and lassi at Lassiwala
  • Visit the Johari Bazaar for gems, jewelry, and traditional crafts
  • Jaipur is one point of the Golden Triangle with Delhi and Agra
  • Elephant rides at Amber Fort are controversial — jeep rides are an alternative

Getting There & Around

Auto-rickshaws are the primary local transport — negotiate fares. Uber and Ola work in Jaipur. Pink City buses run on major routes but are crowded. Walking is pleasant in the Pink City area but traffic is chaotic. For forts and distant sites, hire a driver for the day. Jaipur Metro has one line.

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