You’ll start your tour at the Royal Gaitor Tumbas, a quiet and elegant complex known for its intricate marble carvings and royal cenotaphs. It’s a peaceful spot with beautiful architecture, making it a great place to walk around and take photos.

Next, you’ll stop at Jal Mahal, a beautiful waterfront landmark where you can take in the view and snap some great pictures.

Next, we’ll take you to experience traditional block printing, one of Jaipur’s most famous and oldest art forms. Here, you’ll see artisans hand-carve wooden blocks and use them to create beautiful patterns on fabric. You’ll get a close look at the entire process and learn how this centuries-old craft is still practiced with great skill and patience today. It’s a fascinating stop that gives you a deeper connection to Jaipur’s artistic heritage.

Your visit continues at the Monkey Temple, also known as Galta Ji. Here, you’ll walk through a peaceful valley surrounded by old pink sandstone buildings and natural spring pools. The temple is home to hundreds of friendly monkeys, and watching them move freely around the complex adds a lively touch to the serene setting. As you explore, you’ll also get beautiful views of the surrounding hills and a glimpse into the spiritual traditions that make this place so unique.

You’ll then head toward the old Pink City and stop at the iconic Hawa Mahal. From the outside, you can admire its intricate façade and take photos of one of Jaipur’s most recognized landmarks. The honeycomb windows and vibrant pink structure make it a standout sight in the heart of the city.

See Albert Hall Museum at night, when the entire building is beautifully lit. The illumination brings out its arches, domes, and detailed stonework, giving the museum a warm glow that stands out against the dark sky. It’s a great place for evening photos and adds a memorable highlight to your time in Jaipur.

This part of the tour is optional, but if you choose to continue, you can explore the old Pink City under its evening lights. The buildings glow in soft yellow and pink tones, and the narrow streets and markets take on a lively, colorful atmosphere. It’s a great way to experience the charm of Jaipur after dark.