Overnight Jaipur Tour

Discover the spectacular temples, forts, monuments, and shopping in Rajasthan’s capital city. Visit the most popular tourist attractions and monuments in Jaipur on a 2-day tour from Delhi.

On an overnight Jaipur tour, you can participate in a variety of activities. Forts, palaces, museums, and other locations are all open for visits. The best venues to see the local tradition of arts and crafts are the temples, which you may also visit. You’ll be able to learn more about this location’s past. The state of Rajasthan’s capital is the city of Jaipur. It has a lengthy cultural and historical past.

The city of Jaipur is stunning. It’s among the nicest locations for a vacation. The city has a wide variety of locations that you will undoubtedly love exploring. Here, there are a lot of palaces and museums. Due to the abundance of lovely businesses in the city, you can also go shopping. You’ll be able to learn more about this location’s past.

Highlights

Visit Jaipur in two days from Delhi.
Travel across Rajasthan's semi-desert landscapes in the comfort of an air-conditioned van.
The "Pink City," Jaipur, is where you should spend the night.
Discover the historical places with the assistance of a knowledgeable guide.

Itinerary

Day 01

Pick-up from Delhi

The tour guide will pick you up from your accommodation, the airport, or the train station. Then, a pre-arranged A/C cab will take you to the Pink City. About 250 miles separate the nation’s capital from Jaipur city. You will arrive in roughly 4 hours under average traffic and weather circumstances. When you arrive in Jaipur, you’ll check into a renowned historic building. Then, the government-approved tour guide will take you city sightseeing.

The City Palace is the first tourist attraction you’ll see. The royal family lived here; in fact, they still live there in a portion of the palace. Inside the building is a museum that houses various royal family relics. Tourists are more likely to visit some palace halls like Diwani-i-Khas, Diwan-i-Am, and Sheesh Mahal because they show off the royals’ opulent lifestyle.

The Rajput ruler Sawai Jai Singh 2 erected this regal observatory in 1734. The world’s largest stone sundial is located there. The observatory contains equipment that was used to measure planetary movements and perform computations in accordance with those measurements.

This pink-hued edifice with a crown-like shape is a popular tourist destination in Jaipur. It was designed so that female members of the royal family could see events outside without drawing attention to themselves. There are over 950 buildings there. The palace is so spacious that it maintains cool even in the hottest months. After visiting all of these tourist attractions, you will head to one of the renowned restaurants in Jaipur for dinner.

This resort has a village-like feel and is situated outside of Jaipur. Here, delectable Rajasthani cuisine is provided. To keep the guests entertained, they also host traditional folk and dance acts. You spend the night in the Jaipur hotel of your choice.
Day 02

Jaipur to Delhi

You will depart this morning early for a sightseeing tour of Amer Fort. One of the state’s most powerful forts is this one. It is perched above the Aravali Hills and provides a panoramic view of the surrounding area. Here, a lot of visitors choose to ride elephants. The fort contains numerous halls, museums, temples, and other structures. The fort is an excellent example of Rajput military architecture. You need at least two hours to see it all because it is so large.

This place is near Amer Fort. The name Jal Mahal refers to the stunning palace’s location in the heart of Man Sagar Lake. It is a really serene and lovely location. To get to the palace and take in its breathtaking splendour, you can hire a boat.

The location of this fort is also on a hilltop. It is viewed as a representation of the Rajput Empire’s power. The Nahargarh Fort offers a magnificent view of the city.

Jaipur offers beautiful shopping opportunities for apparel, jewellery, and other items. There are numerous markets where you may purchase jewellery and artisan goods.