Day 1: Get to Jaipur and see the attractions

You can meet our agent at the Jaipur Airport or Railway Station and then drive to your hotel. After you shower and get ready, head visit Hawa Mahal, which is also called the Palace of Winds. Then go to the City Palace, where the royal family of Jaipur lives. At the Jantar Mantar Observatory, you may learn about the amazing scientific discoveries that Rajput astronomers accomplished. Next, we'll go to the Albert Hall Museum. This is the oldest museum in Jaipur. There are a lot of paintings, jewels, and other things in there. People know Johari & Bapu Bazaar for its clothes, jewelry, and crafts. At the end of the day, take a walk. overnight stay in Jaipur.

Day 2: Cultural night, forts, and castles

After breakfast, go to Amber Fort to see its gardens, apartments with mirrors, and buildings built in the Rajput style. You may take pictures at the Water Palace, which is also known as Jal Mahal. Go to the fort of Jaigarh. There are strong defenses and the biggest rolling cannon in the world. Then, go to Nahargarh Fort to see the Pink City from above. In the afternoon, the Monkey Temple, also called Galta Ji Temple, is a nice spot to go. There are hills and springs all around it. Chokhi Dhani puts on cultural events in the evenings. You might go to folk dances and puppet shows, ride camels, and eat Rajasthani delicacies. Sleep in Jaipur.

Day 3: Go to gardens and temples, then leave.

Go to the gorgeous Birla Mandir (Laxmi Narayan Temple) after breakfast. After that, go to the Krishna Govind Dev Ji Temple at the City Palace. After that, go to Jaipur's famous Moti Dungri Ganesh Temple. After that, relax at the Sisodia Rani and Kanak Vrindavan Gardens. Both gardens have flowers and patterns that are typical of the Mughal era. You might have time to go around Jaipur's magnificent markets before your next train or plane.