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Jaipur Monnuments

The City Palace

The City Palace in Jaipur (1729 – 1732) is a palace complex which was the prime seat of Rajput reign. The Mubarak Mahal and Chandra Mahal are quite well known. Chandra Mahal serves as a museum now. The palace has a unique design with influences from traditional Indian style as well as European architecture.

Amber Fort

Amber Fort or Amer Fort named after the village of Amber in which is situated in. it is hardly a mile from Jaipur. This citadel has curious but perfect elements from the traditional Mughal and Rajput architecture simultaneously. It lies peacefully at the banks of Maota Lake. Jaigarh Fort Jaigarh Fort

Jaigarh Fort and Amber Fort, which are regarded as a single complex, are linked through mystic passages. It is a splendid sight to see the Jaigarh Fort perched on top of the hill. The facilities and ancient designer facilities are still preserved carefully. The Rajput armaments were made from here.

Nahargarh Fort

Nahagarh Fort (1734) is known for its breathtaking panoramic view over the city of Jaipur. As most forts it is built to take undying advantage of heights positioned on Aravalli Hills. Thus Jaipur with its three principle forts contributed a great deal to strengthen the defence of the city. It was a kind of hunting abode of the rulers.

Jantar Mantar (Observatory)

The ‘Jantar Mantar’ in Jaipur is an ancient exorbitant observatory built by a king. It is used to determine time by calculations of the movements of sun. it is so enormous that you feel quite dwarfed and make you feel as if you are walking inside a pre historical computer.

Albert Hall Museum

Albert Hall Museum in Jaipur is the oldest of its kind in Rajasthan dating back to 1876. It is located in the middle of Ram Nivas Bagh garden. It has a variety of ancient and rare relics ranging from paintings, craftwork, weaponries, flora-fauna etc. At times a show of artworks from the children of local schools is arranged.

Hawa Mahal

Hawa Mahal (1799) has many epithets like ‘Palace of Winds’ or ‘Palace of the Breeze’. It is styled to resemble the crown of Lord Krishna. This 5 storey building is a part of City Palace and is made of pink and red sand stone typical of other such monuments in Jaipur.An early morning view of this Mahal is a particularly enriching experience.

Jaipur Hotels

Hotels In Jaipur - 5 Star Deluxe Hotels

Jaipur hotels takes us to a different side of the pink city away from the cliched realms of huge forts, traditionally attired people, snake charmers, camel rides and handicrafts. The charm of old Jaipur architecture with its mixture of rajput and Mughal culture seem to have channeled into the modern deluxe 5 star hotels in jaipur. These hotels are characterized by classic setting in serene backgrounds and stunning edifice. Set with ravishing interiors and tantalizing comforts, few people would be able to stop themselves from taking a room in a deluxe 5 star hotel in jaipur.

1. Imperial Hotel	2. The Leela Kimpenski	3. The Oberoi	4. Hyatt Regency
5. Taj Mahal Hotel	6. ITC Maurya Sheraton	7. The Aman Resort	8. Le Meridien

Hotels In Jaipur - 5 Star Hotels

The 5 star hotels in jaipur evokes a kingly splendour coupled with the true desert magic. These hotels act as a perfect peephole to the historic past of Jaipur. The hotels there retain an old world charm because some of the old state havelis are renovated into modern hotels. The amenities range from swimming pool, internet connection, pick and drop services, 24 hours money exchanger, 24 hours room service etc. The services are personalized and you may even avail a personal butler. The security is not something which is taken lightly and the guests are given the utmost security.

1. Oberoi Madiens	2. Vikram Hotel	3. The Residence	4. The Muse
5. The Connaught	6. Qutab Hotel	7. Hotel Diplomat	8. Hans Plaza

Hotels In Jaipur - 4 Star Hotels

Jaipur being one of the first planned cities in india boasts of providing travelers with excellent accommodation options. The 4 star hotels in Jaipur takes you to the periods of glorious Rajputana reign. Steeped in the depth of warmth and affection, you are sure to be greeted in a royal manner. Do not hesitate to relish the magnificent luxuries of blue-blooded life offered by these hotels. These classy domes giving princely stay in Jaipur are in perfect synchronization of centuries of traditions and heritage for some of the royal houses have been turned into hotels. They are perfect choices for business travelers.

1. Clark Inn	2. Africa Avenue	3. Park Land	4. Saptagiri
5. DeMarks	6. Ace Residency	7. Grand Sartaj	8. Hotel Alka

Hotels In Jaipur - 3 Star Hotels

Jaipur, flanked by a sizeable number of 3 star hotels offer great respite to budget travelers. With awe inspiring cultural charmStylish and charming luxury hotels in Jaipur provide a peep into the city's historic past, its awe inspiring culture and provide an opportunity to relish the luxuries accessible for royalty only. These places are haven of pleasant surprises. Enjoy the Rajasthani delectable which may tend to be rather spicy but enjoyable on the whole.

1. Kinston Park	2. Pablas International	3. Ajanta Hotel	4. Grand Park-Inn
5. The Park	6. Hotel C Park Inn	7. Hotel Aster Inn	8. Hotel Royal Holidays

Hotels In Jaipur - Budget Hotels

Jaipur due to its prominent place in indian tourism has plenty of budget hotels suiting those people with a shoestring budget without lacking in comfort and zeal. Most of the budget hotels in Jaipur have made their way into reputed rtavel guides. The travelers actually ask for certain hotel because they have been highly recommended. Enjoy the pink attire of the city dipped in sunlight from your hotel room. No matter where you are staying, you are bound to have an admirable view of the city.

1. The Lalit	2. The Grand	3. Taj Palace	4. Radisson Hotel
5. The Park	6. Hotel Crown Plaza	7. Claridges Hotel	8. Hotel Ramada

About Jaipur

Jaipur features more of a whole some cultural entity with a dramatic and vibrant technicolor call. Traditions, history, arts, colour, dance, music, drama and vivacity rather describe this magical and mystic place. Jaipur with its unique and distinct flavour lures hordes of tourists every year despite its not so comfortable weather. It is easy to reach Jaipur for the city is well connected and is facilitated by good roads, rail (notably the Shatabdi Express) and an airport. The airport is located in a small town called Sanganer, around 11 kms from the Jaipur city centre. To gather a broad insight of Jaipur travelling by road is the best way unless you can afford a luxury train tour.

Jaipur the symphony in pink has an intriguing history. It was planned by a Bengali architect named Vidyadhar Bhattacharya. The city was built in the 18th century by Raja Jai Singh after whom the city is named. It is laid in a grid system. It has straight avenues, streets, roads and lanes arranged in 9 rectangular city sectors. It was the only planned city in existence at that time and that is why the city is walled.

Being situated in the desert area Jaipur obviously has a warm climate. Summers are extremely hot and winters are somewhat cooler. But the nights can be rather frigid. It has very short spells of rain during monsoons. The fog during winters should not be taken lightly. But the unpredictable climate is all part of the package and it is enjoyable.

The much exclaimed fortresses, little markets and hillocks and the rajasthani food sums up the imcomparable charm of the pink city. The royal air of Jaipur with its monuments like Amer Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Jal Mahal and many more is what makes the journey memorable and exciting. The Birla Temple, Jain temple, zoological garden, Kanak vrindavan, Sisodia Rani Palace and garden are some other highlights of Jaipur. You never get tired of visiting this place again which will turn different side of its charm at every visit. Yes, it is truly desert magic.

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