Highlights of Tour 

08:00 AM: Pickup from your hotel in Jaipur / desired address

09:00 AM: Amber Fort

11:00 AM: Hawa Mahal

01:00 PM: Lunch at Local Restaurant / Hotel

02:00 PM: City Palace

03:00 PM: Jantar Mantar (Observatory)

06:00 PM: Tour Ends

Detailed Itinerary

0800 Hrs:

Pickup from your jaipur Hotel / given location, we will proceed for full day Sightseeing tour of Jaipur. we will visit below tourist attractions in jaipur

0900 Hrs:

The Amber Fort is located in the city of Amber near Jaipur. Amber was the capital of the Kachhwaha clan until it was replaced by Jaipur in 1727. The Amber Fort is made of white marble and red sandstone and looks stunning. One Lake called Maotha is located in front of the Amber fort, The reflection of the fort on the calm water of the lake appears like a beautiful illusion. The construction of the fort by Raja Man Singh I began in 1592. The Amber Fort is a wonderful example of the incomparable architecture of the Rajputs.

1100 Hrs:

The world-famous Hawa Mahal building, also known as the Palace of the Winds,The Palace of the Winds is a five-story building with a spectacular pyramid-like facade and overhanging, barred windows and numerous domes and towers. The palace complex is located in the heart of the walled city and gives you an idea of ​​the foresight of the founder of Jaipur, Sawai Jai Singh.

1300 Hrs:

Lunch will be a local restaurant (Direct Payment basis)

1400 Hrs:

After delicious lunch we will visit city Palace Museum, where an impressive mix of traditional Rajasthan and Mughal art can be found. In the museum you can see a collection of robes of the royal princes, carpets, an arsenal of old weapons, portrayed court, battle and procession scenes. the palace is a mixture of Mughal and Rajasthan architecture. The Jaipur royal family still lives in part of the castle. Upon entering the complex palace building, one arrives at the Mubarak Mahal, a kind of pre-palace that served to greet or receive guests. The palace as such served as a reception center for visiting high personalities. The building is now home to the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum and shows a wide range of royal costumes, some very exquisite and precious pashmina (cashmere) scarves, Benares silk saris, sanganeri prints and embroidery. An unusual exhibition that can be found here is the voluminous dress by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh, who ruled from 1750-1768.

1500 Hrs:

we proceed to explore Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory from AD 1726. The Jantar Mantar is one of the five observatories in India. Built by Sawai Jai Singh, it is one of the largest and best-preserved observatories. A passionate hobby of the king was astronomy and numerology and ultimately let him build this observatory. With the help of skilled workers, he managed to design a collection of complex, astronomical instruments, all of which are carved out of stone and most of which still provide precise information.

1700 Hrs:

Later experience a visit to a local market, the city is also a real shopping paradise. The list of things that can be purchased is endless. The most popular items include jewelry, textiles and saris, marble, wood, stone, metals and leather. The city is known as a traditional center for the most beautiful jewelry with precious and semi-precious stones and the enameling of gold in green, red and white (the favorite colors of the Mughals). The city is also known worldwide for diamonds and emeralds.

1800 Hrs:

After complete your full Day City Tour, we will drop your desired locations / booked hotel.

Inclusions

All transfers, tours, and excursion as per itinerary using air-conditioned Vehicle

Local English speaking Guide as per itinerary

All taxes, tolls, parking fees, and service tax.

Exclusion

Any airfare (International or domestic).

Any Lunch / Dinner is not Included

Any Monument Entrances

Any item of personal nature and Gratuities.

Any insurance.

All personal expenses such as medical expenses, laundry, drinks, telephone and fax services, and all other services not specifically mentioned as included in the itinerary.