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 <td class="body-text" align="justify"><img src="http://www.travelguru.com/travelguide/images/jaipur-editor.jpg" hspace="15" width="220" height="140" class="body-img" alt="Jaipur" align="right" />The Pink City title does sound clichéd, but the uniform shade of pink colouring the walls continues to enthrall visitors day after day. There are quite a few adjectives that you can render to this city - well planned, beautiful, magnificent… And really Sawai Jai Singh’s beautiful foundation lives up to its expectations – in its well-maintained palaces, perfectly planned roads and old-world bazaars with quaint names like Khazanewalon ka Rasta and Johari Bazaar. But lest you suppose that Jaipur is only about royal palaces and forts, move a little away from the walled city and behold the more modern Jaipur – with its high-rise buildings, swanky shopping malls, flashy five-star hotels, wide roads and fast traffic! Get a map of the city and embark on your own discovery of this beautiful capital. Watch the meenakari craftsmen at work as they create the pair of earrings as you want and peep through the numerous screens on Hawa Mahal and imagine how the royal ladies would have observed the ongoings of city life. Jaipur is heady and it is mysterious; all at the same time. But skip what the books say and discover much more as you walk on…
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Mid-March-June, Bright, sunny & extremely hot 
	Temperature: 25.8°C–45.0°C</td>
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June–September, Moderate rainfall 
Annual rainfall - 556 cms </td>
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October-March, Cool & pleasant 
Temperature: 5.0°C-22.0°C</td>
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 <td class="body-text"> Shorter distances within the city can be covered by cycle-rickshaws and three-wheelers. Alternately, private taxis and cabs are available for short day trips and excursions. 
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	Tourist Reception Centre 
Rajasthan Tourism 
Govt. Hostel Campus, MI Road 
Jaipur 
Tel : 0141-5110598

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 City Palace: Partially occupied by the erstwhile royal family, the City Palace is a simple, yet striking structure defined by courtyards, gateways, mahals and gardens. You would enter the palace through the Atish Pol and move to Mubarak Mahal, which was once a guest house, and now a textile museum. It has on display a wide array of the Maharaja’s costumes, paintings, armours, weapons, elephant saddles and rare manuscripts. The Sileh Khana is located adjacent to the Mubarak Mahal and was once part of the gunijankhana or department of music and dance – today it houses an armoury. Move on through the beautiful marble door into the 2nd courtyard, which houses the Diwan-i-Khas, with intricately carved pillars and arches and flaunting a shade of pink and white. Used for special occasions only, the highlight here are two huge silver water containers which Sawai Madho Singh II filed with Ganga water and carried on his trip abroad – he mistrusted the waters of the west! The Diwan-I-Am or the Hall of Public Audience was used by the king to address public issues and hold public ceremonies. The hall is indeed huge and defined by painted walls, beautiful chandeliers and carved marble pillars. Its highlight features are the miniature paintings, bright durries and carpets and ancient manuscripts. Walk through the Pritam Niwas Chowk, a courtyard where dance performances were held. The Chandra Mahal is the oldest part of the palace and is inhabited by the royal family. Also visit the Govind Devji Temple, located between Chandra Mahal and Badal Mahal, dedicated to Lord Krishna. Prayers and aartis are offered to the God and his consort seven times in a day, and each prayer session reveals the idols in different clothing.
 
Open from: 9.30 am-4.45 pm

Jantar Mantar: A structure of remarkable wonder, this Observatory was built by Sawai Jai Singh II and houses a complex collection of astronomical instruments. This is the largest and the best preserved among the other five built across the country. In fact, so precise was the construction, that you can still observe the time and behaviour of the sun, moon and planets. 
Open from: 9.00 am-4.30 pm

Albert Hall & Museum: Also called the Central Government Museum, this museum displays a fine collection of crystals, ivory, woodcarvings, jewellery, textiles, pot¬tery, sculptures and paint¬ings. The gar¬den houses a green¬house and a herbarium. 
Open from: 10.00 am-4.30 pm

Hawa Mahal: Undoubtedly the city’s signature landmark, this red-and-pink sandstone five-storey structure was built to let the royal ladies watch the activities in the bazaars without being seen themselves. Shaped like a crown, the building has over 953 octagonal windows with fine screens, which let the breeze pass through and thus rendered it its name. However, belying all expectations, the building is much smaller inside and the upper floors are accessible only by ramps. 
Open from: 9.00 am-4.30 pm
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Amber Fort: This was the capital of the Kachhwaha Rajputs and the towering fort is located on a hillock overlooking the Maota Lake. Initially a palace complex, the fort is accessible on foot or by an elephant ride. Particularly interesting within the fort complex is the sandstone Diwan-i-Am, the huge gateway Ganesh Pol, Sukh Niwas, Jai Mahal and Jas Mandir. Also take a tour of the magnificent Sheesh Mahal or Hall of Mirrors, which could be lit by a single candle, because of the tiny intricate mirrors! Close to the entrance is the Shila Devi Temple dedicated to the patron goddess of Jaipur. Also located close to this fort is Jaigarh Fort, which was once the royal treasury. Worth watching here is the Jai Vana, a huge cannon on wheels. 
Open from: Amber Fort - 8.00 am-6.00 pm 
Jaigarh Fort – 9.00 am-4.30 pm

Jal Mahal: This palace is located in the middle of the Man Sagar Lake and was built by Madho Singh I to shoot ducks.

Havelis: The havelis in Jaipur are one of its most integral parts and are defined by broad arches, balconies with stained glass windows and painted inner chambers. One of the most famous havelis is the Nattani ki Haveli, known for its seven distinctive courtyards. Similar to this, Nawab Saheb ki Haveli offers spectacular views of the city. Equally fascinating is the Rajputana Haveli, which has intricately carved screened windows.

Gaitore: Located close to Amber, this complex is known for the chhatris built for Jaipur’s rulers. Particularly noteworthy is the cenotaph built for Sawai Jai Singh – it has carved pillars and stone panels on the domes.
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 Try and visit Jaipur during one or all of its festivals, when the entire city dons a totally different look. Celebrated in March, the Elephant Festival is one of the most prominent festivals here. Held at the Chaugan Ground, the festival begins with a parade of heavily decorated elephants. During the entire course, interesting events, as elephant races, polo matches and tug of war further enhance the celebrations. Live folk performances and Holi celebrations while sitting on elephants are prominent parts of this. Finally watch out for the Best Decorated Elephant contest and get a picture or two of yourself next to the winner! Dedicated to Gauri, a manifestation of Parvati, the Gangaur Festival is another exceptional festival, celebrated by the womenfolk in March for about 2 weeks. The ceremony includes prayers and devotional songs sung for Shiva and Parvati, whose images are made of clay. Unmarried girls carry the traditional matka and ghudlia, which is an earthen pot with a lamp inside, and are later given sweets, ghee and cash by the people. The festival culminates with the images of Gauri carried in a procession, accompanied by traditionally dressed camels, horses, elephants and bullocks. Pots are broken near the tanks, signifying the end of this festival. One of the most interesting festivals is the Kite Festival, celebrated in January. Different shaped kites are flown by everyone in a spirit of competition. Worth watching is the Desert Kite Festival, which takes place every five years, and which showcases various kites created by expert kite makers. Another popular celebration is Teej, celebrated in July. Celebrated mainly by women, Goddess Parvati is worshipped during it for marital bliss. Gifts and sweets are exchanged and women swing on flower-decked rope swings.</td>
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 <td align="justify" class="body-text">There is no dearth of hotels here and almost every locality has a heritage-turned-hotel. If you wish to try a budget stay, <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00002732&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Jaipur+Inn&hotelClass=2&address1=B-17%2C+Shiv+Marg%2C+Bani+Park&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302016&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Jaipur Inn</a>, at Bani Park is a family-run hotel, offering a roof-top restaurant and spacious rooms. Quite popular with tourists, <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00000516&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Umaid+Mahal-A+Heritage+Castle&hotelClass=3&address1=C-20+%2F+B-2+Bihari+Marg%2C&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302016&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Umaid Mahal</a>, also at Bani Park is a classic style heritage hotel with most exclusive interiors and ambiance. The hotel also boasts of an outdoor dining area, where you can enjoy a puppet show. Located close to the railway station, <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00000151&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Sarang+Palace&hotelClass=3&address1=A-40%2C+Opp.+TB+Sanatorium+Hospital&address2=&city=&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302016&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Hotel Sarang Palace</a> offers 31 rooms and 'Angithi' the roof-top terrace restaurant that serves Chinese, Mughlai, Indian and traditional Rajasthani dishes. Among budget hotels, <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00001220&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Natraj&hotelClass=2&address1=20,+Motilal+Atal+Road,+Near+Polovictory&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=000000&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Hotel Natraj</a> is a 2-star city centre hotel, offering 20 rooms and complimentary breakfast. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00002627&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Prem+Abhilasha+Guest+House&hotelClass=2&address1=D-100%2FA%2C+Meera+Marg%2C+Bani+Park&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302016&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Prem Abhilasha Guest House</a> is located close to the railway station at Bani Park and is an ideal place for a quiet retreat. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00001998&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Meru+Palace&hotelClass=3&address1=Ram+Singh+Road&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302004&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Hotel Meru Palace</a> is close to the airport and offers 44 rooms and suites to stay. Definitely a luxury hotel, <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00000575&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Trident+Hilton+Jaipur&hotelClass=4&address1=Amber+Fort+Road&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302002&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Trident</a> is located at Amer Fort has 138 rooms, which overlook the Mansagar lake and the picturesque Aravalli ranges. Its in-house Jalmahal restaurant with a pool view serves Indian and Continental cuisine, while the Mansagar Bar and Terrace offers a choicest variety of liquors and wines. Conveniently located on Ajmer Road, the budget hotel <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00002017&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Classic+Holidays&hotelClass=2&address1=A-79%2C+Shyam+Nagar&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302019&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Classic Holidays</a> offers 22 well-maintained rooms. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00003034&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Silver+Plaza&hotelClass=3&address1=66-67%2C+Subhash+Nagar&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302016&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Hotel Silver Plaza</a>, a budget property at Subhash Nagar, offers warm hospitality combined with personalized service. Situated 2 kms from the railway station and 20 kms from the airport, this place bears a total of 20 rooms. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00003076&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Amer+View&hotelClass=3&address1=53%2COpposite+Chhatriya%2C+Amer&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajsthan&pinCode=303101&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Hotel Amer View</a>, as the name has, offers views of the Amer Fort and is built in traditional Rajasthani-style. Extremely popular, though on the higher-end is <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00000627&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=The+Oberoi+Rajvilas&hotelClass=5&address1=Goner+Road&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=303012&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">The Oberoi Rajvilas</a> at Goner Road, which is simply luxury itself. Another 5-star hotel, <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00002304&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Le+Meridien+Jaipur&hotelClass=5&address1=1%2C+RIICO&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=303101&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Le Meridien</a> is located at RIICO and offers a variety of exotic rooms, including villas. Located at Sahakar Marg, <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00000243&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Jaipur+Palace&hotelClass=5&address1=Sahakar+Marg&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302015&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Hotel Jaipur Palace</a> is a 4-star hotel offering 80 tastefully done-up rooms, a multi-cuisine restaurant and business facilities. Offering world class comforts <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00002041&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Royal+Orchid+Central&hotelClass=4&address1=A-26%2C+A%2F2+Banipark&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302016&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Royal Orchid Central</a> is located 14 kms from the airport and has a total of 70 rooms. It is an ideal hotel for your business needs. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00003024&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Golden+Tulip+Jaipur&hotelClass=4&address1=Nirwan+Marg%2C+Bani+Park&address2=&city=Jaipur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=302016&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right">Golden Tulip Jaipur</a>, at Bani Park, has 108 contemporary, Wi-Fi connected rooms with classic touch. It is complemented with a swimming Pool, located at the roof-top, which offers a panoramic view of the Aravalli Hills.
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