Our driver will pick you up from your preferred location in Delhi or Agra (hotel, railway station, airport, or any place) and take you to Jaipur. It takes about 5 hours. On the way, if you need a toilet or snack break, you can let your driver know and he will be happy to do so. As soon as you reach Jaipur, our experienced tour guide will meet you and he will help you check in at the hotel. After resting at the hotel, you will go to explore Jaipur where the first place of your tour will be City Palace.

City Palace The City Palace was the residence of the royal family but now it is a royal and one of the famous museums of Jaipur city. A part of this place still belongs to the then-royal family while the other part serves as a museum. The museum has many beautiful halls, which are a wonderful blend of Mughal and Rajasthani designs.

Hawa Mahal Hawa Mahal is located in the center of the city, built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, it is made of red and pink sandstone. This five-story building has 950 crown-shaped windows that allow cool breezes to pass through and keep the place cool during the Rajasthan summers. It was designed for the royal women so that they could observe the daily life and royal processions within the city in complete privacy. After that visit the cultural and traditional market of Jaipur, have dinner, and then drop you back to your hotel.

Jantar Mantar is a solar observatory and the largest observatory of its kind. The observatory has many instruments that are used to calculate the movement of the planet. The site is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Return to Delhi after completing the sightseeing.

Gaitor is a historical place situated in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Chhatris of the deceased kings are built here at the foot of Nahargarh Fort. Many beautiful architecture of archaeological sights have been found here. The tombs of the ancient king, Chhatris are the notable monuments here. These are perfect examples of the ancient architecture of Jaipur, Rajasthan. The most beautiful chhatri is of Jaipur's founder Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, a replica of which is also kept in the 'Kensingle Museum' in London.