Jaipur

Jaipur has been crowned as the pink city of the world as the entire old city is painted in pink color. Jaipur like most of the cities of Rajasthan has been holding the mystifying charms of the Rajputana.

Main attractions of Jaipur:-

Palaces, Forts and Monuments	Gardens	Museum	Miscellaneous
City Palace	Ram Niwas Garden	Doll Museum	Raj Mandir
Amer Fort	Zoological Garden	Government Central Museum	Chowki Dhani
Nahargarh	Vidyadhar Garden	Hawa Mahal Museum
Jaigarh	Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh	Museum of Indology
Jal Mahal	Kanak Vrindavan Garden	Sawai Man Singh II Museum
Hawa Mahal		BM Birla Planetarium
Jantar Mantar			Modern Art Gallery

The city of Jaipur ranks amongst one of the most planned cities of Asia and has infrastructure of international standard. Apart from being the tourist hub, Jaipur is one of the most peaceful and secured cities of India. Its royal grandeur has blessed it with many hotels and resorts of International standards. Many palaces of the royals have now been converted as five star hotels which promise impeccable hospitality along with all the advanced technologies and equipments.

Jaipur is a railway head and is well connected with the networks of Indian Railways; it also has a domestic Airport, while Delhi is the nearest International airport. It is well connected to rest of India through the thick network of National Highways.

• Excursion of Jaipur
• Visit to Rajasthali, the Rajasthan state emporium having the collection of splendid Rajasthani handicrafts, handlooms and the famous Jaipuri Quilt.
• Puppet Show
• Movie experience at Raj Mandir
• Spas, ayurvedic message and health club sessions at hotels
• Elephant polo

Proximity to the Thar Desert keeps the climate of Jaipur hot and dry all through the year.

The summer season is extremely long here as the region hardly witnesses any monsoon. It stays between Aprils to September. The weather remains extremely hot during this season and restricts the movement completely during the day.

Winters start arriving in Jaipur from October and stays till March. The weather remains pleasant in this season and the city observes the heavy inflow of tourists.

Jaipur has many interesting places around it. The prominent ones being:-

Chowki Dhani:- It has been developed as a replica of an ideal Rajasthani Village and offers one of the best sites to host your conferences and meetings because of its elegant ambience and world class amenities and services.

Sanganer:- The small city at a distance of 16 kms from Jaipur is known for its marvelous handicrafts and hand printed Sanganeri textiles.

Abhaneri:- 98 kms form Jaipur near Bandikui, this place is famous for the 8th century Harshad Mata Shrine.

Samod:- 42 kms from Jaipur, this small city is known for its palaces and forts.

Sambar:- 94 kms from Jaipur is the site for largest in land salt lake of India called Sambar. It also has an exquisite palace and the holy Devyani tank.

Bairath:- 86 kms form Jaipur, Bairath is the site for some astonishing Architecture of Mughuls, Maurayas and Rajput rulers.

Jaisinghpura Khor:- 12 kms on the road to Amer, this place is known for a remarkable fort, a Jain Temple and a step-well.

Sites for Ecotourism around Jaipur:-

If you prefer having your meets in the close serenity of nature then Jaipur has many wildlife sanctuaries like Sariska and Ranthambhore. Both these sanctuaries are known for being home to the Royal Bengal Tigers. While Ranthambhore was the hunting grounds of the royal clan of Jaipur, Sariska was ruled by the Royal family of Alwar.

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