Jaipur is famous for its rose-studded city and offers travelers a wide variety of wonderful historical places. A true homeless person has a myriad of options to choose from and a long list to choose from. We bring you some of the best places to visit in Jaipur.
The Amber Palace - First on our list is the
magnificent Amber Palace. This embodiment of culture and royal generosity is a
great tourist stop. This fort was built by Raja Man Singh I in 1727 and
completed by Mirja Raja Jai Singh. It is a wonderful composition of red
sandstone and white marble in a pristine royal architectural style. A must for
backpackers looking for a satisfying trip.
The Hawa Mahal - The ancient honeycomb-shaped
building in the heart of Jaipur is a must-see on any traveler's list. Designed
as a representation of Lord Krishna's crown palace, it is crammed with 953 tiny
windows in the walls, or jharokha as they are locally called, to discourage
outsiders from looking at royal women. The majestic red on the palace walls
gives it a good look.
The Hills of Nahargarh - Nothing beats a view high
above mortals! With the noble point of view in mind, Maharaja Jai Singh II
built the strong palace with safety and protection from enemies, which was
originally called Sudarshangarh. The panoramic views from the top of this palace
are second to none and unbeaten. Nestled in the hills of Aravali, this is
definitely a place that will give you the insight into your life.
Jal Mahal - Jal Mahal is a classic and
beautiful example of ancient Rajputana architecture and a leisure palace built
by the Rajput rulers of Jaipur in the middle of Man Sagar Lake. A glorious
fusion of Mughal and Rajputan architecture, the Jal Mahal is truly a sight to
behold. The beautiful birds give this palace a rich hue of colorful nature.
Enjoy your trip to Jal Mahal with traditional boat rides and water recreation.
Jaigarh Fort - This is a traditional example
of the classic and spectacular design and architectural prowess of the ancient
Rajput rulers. Located on Cheel Ka Teela in the foothills of the Aravali Hills,
Jaigarh Fort is a wonderful place to spend time. Its beautiful composition of
red sandstone and immaculate marble sets it apart from other forts of its
kind.Here are some local temples, such as Ram Harihar Mandir and Kaal Bhairov
Mandir. Besides that, it also boasts the Jainava, the ancient "cannon on
wheels" of royal Rajput ammunition.
The City Palace - This laudable palace brings to
life the traditional and immortal stories of the Rajputana era. Constructed of
immaculate white marble and decorated with intricate artistic details, it is a
cutting-edge example of the best fusion of Mughal and Rajputan architecture.
Udai Pol, Jaleb Chowk, Tripolia Gate, and Virendra Pol serve as gates for this
great example of architectural art. The walls of this palace retain special
stories from a bygone era, lined with elegant architecture classics.
Sisodia Rani Garden - This gorgeous and luxurious
green sand of this former palace garden is a monumental sight and a touching
experience for a traveler. The garden is adorned with modern architecture that
reflects the Mughal times of yore and is a must for any backpacker. The garden
is named after the Suryavanshi Sisodia Rani for which it was built. It houses
several temples and large terraces.
Albert Hall Museum - India's oldest museum, the
Albert Hall Museum, was built in 1876 to welcome the Prince of Wales to Jaipur
by Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II. Originally intended as a town hall, it was
later considered a museum to showcase Jaipuri's best art forms and the bravery
of its warriors. A visit to this treasure of ancient Rajput history is
recommended for all history buffs and backpackers alike.
The Jantar Mantar: The Jantar Mantar is an equinox
sundial in the heart of Jaipur and also functions as a planetarium. The monument
with the largest sundial in India is one of the seven wonders of the world and
is unmatched in its flawless workmanship. A must for visitors with children,
because the maze will keep them entertained beyond all borders.
Among
all these, the culture and people of Jaipur are what drives this city with
welcoming gestures and colorful characters. Visit Jaipur to get a glimpse of
the magic of Rajputana era glory.
Book a taxi
with Rajasthan Cab and rest assured that this journey will fill your soul to
the last drop.
