Most of Jaipur's destinations are grouped jointly, either located within the boundaries of the walled city built by King of 8th-century named Sawai Jai Singh II in the 1, or around the former capital at Amber. These 6 destinations are important for any guest looking to get a sense of the city's history.
Hawa Mahal
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The city’s most stunning landmark is popular for its pink windows and balconies which offer spectacular views of the city below
Amber Fort
This hilltop fort complex was the capital of the Rajputs for 700 years and it was the original residence of the royal family.Jaigarh Fort
Situated next to the Amber Fort, It is well-preserved military fort and it was built in 1726 and housed the royal treasury.
Jantar-Mantar
Jantar-Mantar
This massive observatory, like its equivalent in New Delhi, was built by Sawai Jai Singh II in the 18th century. It is the biggest and the best preserved.
Albert Hall
Albert Hall
Designed in 1876 to commemorate the visit of the Prince of Wales, this colonial museum was
modelled on London’s Victoria and Albert Museum
City Palace
Based on the old part of the city, the City Palace encloses many palaces, courtyards and gardens.
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