Located on the Aravalli hills, Nahargarh offers a stunning panoramic view of Jaipur city. Once used as a retreat by the royals, it’s known for its scenic location and sunset views.

Home to the world’s largest cannon on wheels – Jaivana – this fort was built to protect Amber Fort. Walk through grand walls, watchtowers, and learn about Jaipur’s military history.

A peaceful and less crowded site, Royal Gaitore is the resting place of Jaipur’s royal family. The marble and sandstone cenotaphs are beautifully carved and hold great historical value.

Walk through bustling local markets like Tripolia or Bapu Bazaar. Your guide will help you explore authentic Rajasthani products like textiles, bangles, juttis, and souvenirs.

This Indo-Saracenic museum holds ancient coins, royal dresses, paintings, and an Egyptian mummy. A great stop to understand Jaipur’s art and history.

Made entirely of white marble, this peaceful Hindu temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. It’s known for its clean design and spiritual vibe.