Jaipur's tourist destinations and attractions

 Jaipur is the capital and the largest city of Rajasthan; it was established in the eighteenth century by Sawai Jai Singh and is the nation's first planned metropolis. To welcome the Prince of Wales and Queen Victoria, Maharaja Ram Singh painted the entire city pink in 1876. Pink is a welcoming colour that symbolises hospitality. Prince Albert began referring to the location as Pink City over time. Jaipur, the vibrant capital of Rajasthan, is a synthesis of traditional culture and modernity. It is a famous tourist destination in India because of its historical landmarks, museums, palaces, retail establishments, and vibrant culture. We at Rajasthan yatra provide Rajasthan tour operators with various packages.

Hawa Mahal:- It was constructed in 1799 as a viewing platform for the women of the imperial family using red and pink sandstone. It is an illustration of Rajput architecture. It looks like a fort and overlooks Jaipur's streets. In the Hawa Mahal, high above, there are numerous gloomy, shadowy windows from which the women could watch the city below without being seen. It is one of Jaipur's most visited tourist destinations. The building is still there, looking over the city today. It features five floors, 953 windows, and a "honeycomb" design. It displays a robust yet delicate Rajput design.

City Palace:- The heart of Jai Singh II's rule and the city's focal point is City Palace. It is situated not far from the Hawa Mahal. Chandra Mahal, Mubarak Mahal, and other buildings are all included in the City Palace. The palace's designer serves as an illustration of the diligence and consideration that workers demonstrated. Another prime example of Jaipur's regal influences on its intriguing architecture is City Palace, which combines Rajput, Mogul, and European forms.

Jantar Mantar:- Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II oversaw the construction of five galactic observatories around the western half of the nation and designed and built Jaipur's extremely well-planned city. One such observatory is Jantar Mantar, located in the heart of Jaipur. The study of space and time was the goal of Jantar Mantar. Astronomy and Indian politics piqued the interest of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. He aimed to improve the traditional Islamic zij tables and increase the accuracy of time calculations. Calculations related to cosmology and astronomy were another goal.

We believe in continuously altering the packages according to the demand; hence, we also provide Luxury Tour Packages in Rajasthan to carry the extravagance of the royal city.