Jaipur, the pinkish capital city of Rajasthan is a sign of richness and legacy in India. This famous touring place is well known for its chaotic streets, mesmerizing historic sites, not-so-walkable crowded bazaars, and spicy eateries in every corner. To visit this compelling destination, one needs to choose the best Jaipur trip plan from many available travel itineraries webbed around to suit their travel plans. Although not every part of the pink city is pinkish, this is safe, sound and hygienic accommodations are easily accessible. Any plan you make, you will still find this “3 days in Jaipur” to be intense, and magical in your life.
The pink city is easily accessible via road, airways, and railways. Most of all the metro cities have good connections. Here is how the Jaipur trip plan starts here,
Day 1: Forts. Palaces and Museums
Main Highlights: Amer Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Forts, Jalmahal, Albert Hall, Hawa mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Shopping at Chaura Rasia, Johri Bazaar.
You will start your day early and go to Amer Fort, which is a little away from the city center located at Amer City. This beautiful citadel is decorated with red and pink sandstone elements with obscure carvings of great artisans. Capture the best shots of its features at then head on towards Jaigarh Fort. Jaigarh Fort is 20 mins away easily reachable by cab, from Amer Fort, is famous for world’s largest cannon on wheels called “Jaivana Cannon”. Opened from 9 – 4.30 pm, one can take a car to visit the interiors, enjoy the gardens and armory museum. You can also further take a break and have a delicious lunch. After that, you can continue to Nahargarh Fort.
Nahargarh Fort is the third hilltop fort is the ideal place to visit for viewing the panoramic views of the city. Located at Aravalli Hills, these are the best striking views of Jaipur’s scenic landscapes. The royal families also used this fort as a relaxing getaway for their excursions, and hunting activities. After spending an hour or two, you can then drive straight towards one of the most popular spots, Hawa mahal. On the way, Jalmahal is also a wonderful place to visit.
The masterpiece of the pink city, Hawamahal is a royal place must-visit attraction. This “Palace of Winds”, is visually represented as 5 storey extensions of a honeycomb. This beauty has 953 windows, called jharokhas, adorned by intricate lattice works, that cool breeze always persists inside this flamboyant palace. The purpose behind the building was to prevent outsiders from catching a glance at the royal women in ancient times. The visit is free, and you can still find the best views to take shots. To explore more of the centerpieces of Jaipur, you can now head towards City Palace.
City Palace, located in a heart of the metropolitan city is one of the most remarkable monuments to visit. Its everlasting architecture boasts of very minute detailing of Rajput and Mughal’s empire. Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal comprise the major parts. This gorgeous peacock gate, which depicts the four seasons and the Hindu gods, is also a famous photo shoot point. Maharani Palace and Baggi Khana are superb museums amongst all. After enjoying this, you will now head straight to Jantar Mantar Observatory.
Astro-lovers can also check the Jantar Mantar, where you will find an instrument to calculate space and spatial objects. This popular UNESCO world heritage site consists of 14 geometric devices that measure time, predict eclipses, track the locations of stars and calculate the earth’s movement around the sun. Jai Singh has dedicated this place for Astro-geeks and also a famous tourist place.
Albert Hall Museum was built to commemorate the visit of the Prince of Wales. The Strong Ruler of Jaipur, Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II opened a museum for all public. The collections of this museum have always been increasing for centuries and have raised its stature at an international level. There are also products of local rajasthani artisans and craftsmen, where you can check for souvenirs. Also, check out a light show after 7 pm. The entry fees for these places are minimal and open in day times. You can also check the enjoy shopping at Johri Bazaar, and Bapu Bazaar also called the shopping capital of India. You can haggle hard, shop extensively at so many markets. Even If you have time and energy constraints, you can also feel energized at Antiquariat Showrooms for handicrafts, gemstones Jewellery. This is specially designed for tourists visiting Jaipur, from all over the world. There are also places called Nehru Bazaar, Badi Chopped, and Choti Chopped for ethnic wears, bangles, and jhootis.
Day 2: Modern City Tour- Leisure
Main Highlights: World Trade Park, Jawahar Circle, Panch Batti, Chokhi Dhani
On this leisure day, you will find the modern Jaipur City is as a class as a royal city. Exploring the modern part can be started at World Trade Park. World Trade Park is an amazing building at Malviya Nagar. Some of the best things to do in Jaipur can be done here. It has various food joints, famous shopping brands, and a recreational hub. Next, you can head to Jawahar Circle Garden.
Jawahar Circle Garden is famous for its largest highway Circular Park, which is connected to the musical fountain, kiosks, and rose gardens. This is also a family-friendly place to visit for fun events happening there every time. It’s very close to Jaipur International Airport.
Panch Batti is also one of the famous attractions. There is also a famous oldest theatre called Rajmandir Cinema. Also, budget-friendly famous hotels on this road can be checked out. On MI Road, night out discos, pubs, bars are available. This location is quite a fantastic place to visit. The next plan then is to drive 20 mins, to Chokhi Dani.
Chokhi Dani is a well-known tourist spot and famed village resort. It is popular for traditional Rajasthani food, delicacies, folk dance, music, and cultural celebrations. This innovative resort also has animal rides, photography, and spa experiences. The entire village setting is heavily influenced by the Indo-Saracenic style. They have many cultural activities like haldighati battle, puppet shows, Magic Shows, and dining restaurants, where the list is endless. A lot of visitors from all over the world visit here every time. Timings: 5pm to 11pm. Entry Fees: Rs 700 to Rs 1100.
Finishing this day with pride and joy, you can return back to your hotel.
Day 3: Not to Miss Places from Jaipur Trip Plan
Main Highlights: Sisodia Rani Bagh, Galtaji temple, Moti Dungri Ganesh Temple, Birla Mandir, Jauhari Bazaar.
Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh is a nature-filled dwelling with beautiful surprises and peaceful views. Why? This is a garden that was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh to his second queen, Sisodia who was the princess of Udaipur. This royal garden boasts amazing flowerbeds, galleries, water channels, and natural attractions. It is also believed that this gorgeous place is used by the queen for relaxation. The Mural paintings are decorated around the garden, which are depicting the love story of Lord Krishna and Radha, a love sign embodying king and queen. Usually, March is the best time to visit. Entry Fees: INR 50 and INR200 for foreigners. Hop in to drive to galtaji temple. Galtaji Temple is famous for god lovers and fanatics. It is surrounded by hills and many holy kinds have pure and clear water. The architecture of this temple is very much different than any other temple in Jaipur. It looks like a prestigious palace with a peaceful ambiance. It is said that the holy water in “Gaumukh” is filled by the Holy River Ganga. There are a lot of monkeys around the Hanuman temple nearby.
Moti Dungri Ganesh temple is the next place to visit where the temple holds deity in form of Lord Ganesh. The domes in temples are complex, bigger than expected. This is a special place for any religious traveler, and you will also have one of the best meditative experiences.
Birla Mandir is a nearby place to visit in Jaipur, this white architectural marvel is a combination of the ancient and modern style of Hindu temple architecture. The main deity is Lord Vishnu and Lord Laxmi. The three large marble domes represent three religions that originated from India. The walls have unique Hindu symbols and citations referred to from various religious books. There are also many obsessions of philosophers Like Buddha, Zarathustra, Socrates, Confucius etc.
Johri Bazaar is one of the best shopping places in Jaipur trip plans. In this oldest market area, have all these consistent pink looks where you will get delicate colorful Jaipuri jewelry, an amazing collection of Lehengas and sarees, and Jhooti’s. The shopping smells and sounds are just funny and exciting. You can buy anything and everything with all the bargaining skills you have. And ladies you will have to purchase one extra trolley bag to carry all. But no parking facilities are available around.
Now, it’s time to pack up these exciting experiences you had with Travonika, you enjoyed till last minute and head to our home full of happiness.
