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Jaipur

Of Havelis, Forts, and Pink

Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, is a treasured part of the Rajputana kingdom. People from all over the world visit this royal city in order to experience the lavish and extravagant lifestyle that Jaipur follows. Be it the distinctive architecture with intricate detail or the extremely popular dal-bati/lal maas,Jaipur caters to the likes of a wide set of travelers.

Reasons to visit Jaipur

Hawa Mahal

Gorgeous rusty-pink, 5 storey structure with around 953 windows, built by Maharaja Sawai Singh.

Amber Fort

Overlooking the Moata Lake, this palace is home to the popular ‘Sheesh Mahal’ or the Mirror Palace.

City Palace

The City Palace, located at the heart of Jaipur, is a prime example of fusion architecture.

Best time to visit

8°C - 34 °C

Oct - Mar

23°C - 35°C

Jul-Sep

October - March: October to March is the most suitable time to visit Jaipur, the weather remains pleasant throughout the day during this period of time. Around January and March Jaipur hosts The Elephant Festival and The World Literature Festival, which makes these months perfect for a short trip. However, it is not advisable to visit Jaipur between April to July because of extreme weather conditions.

July - September: The monsoon (July-September) is ideal for visiting Jaipur. Because Jaipur does not get an average amount of rain, sightseeing and other recreational activities are not impeded. The temperature fluctuates from 23 to 35 degrees Celsius during this time of year, making it slightly cooler than summer. This small bit of rain also makes the surroundings look fresh and dazzling, adding to the city's charm.

How to reach?

By Air

The Sanganer Airport (Jaipur) caters to both international and domestic flights. With a number of airlines operating on a regular basis, Jaipur is well-connected to most cities around the globe via air.

By Train

The best way to experience Jaipur is definitely via a luxurious train, many luxury trains provide tours to Rajasthani cities. Also, Jaipur is well connected to different major and small towns by railways.

By Bus

Road trips to Jaipur are usually preferred by tourists owing to its connectivity by highways. One can reach Jaipur from New Delhi within 6 hours. Located near the center of the country, Jaipur has got amazing connectivity via buses and cabs.

Our hostels at Jaipur

D-76, C Scheme, Chomu, Prithviraj Rd, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302001.

goSTOPS Jaipur

Stationed in the heart of the charming Pink city, goSTOPS Jaipur is a few minutes away from the dreamy City Palace, Hawa Mahal, and modern shopping malls. A heaven for plant lovers, the hostel also features quirky wall paintings in its vibrant common areas.

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