Without a doubt, Jaipur is a fascinating city with a wide variety of attractions dominating its terrain. It's a breathtaking variety of views and scenes out there, with everything from lavish palaces and forts to stately temples and bustling bazaars. But how do you put all the enchantment and mystery that this city has in store for you in your agenda if you only have two days to enjoy Jaipur's grandeur?
Do not worry; we got your back. Simply reserve a room at one of Jaipur's top hotels, then get ready to go to the city and all of its wonderful splendour. Here is our selection of the top attractions in Jaipur to see in just two days.
Day 1 Itinerary .:
While historical splendour serves as the foundation of Jaipur's tourism industry, the city also draws visitors with its abundance of religious sites, architectural wonders, and even a centuries-old astronomical observatory. On your first day of your two-day vacation to Jaipur, we have included some of all of that into our itinerary of locations to see. Since each of these locations is within the city, you can easily visit all of them and take your time there.
1. Amer Fort, Jaipur
Without a stop at the magnificent Amer Fort and Palace, a visit to Jaipur cannot be considered complete. Amer Fort, the most lavish fort in Jaipur, epitomises architectural genius and regal splendour. There are four levels to the opulent palace inside the fort. The Sheesh Mahal, also known as the Palace of Mirrors, is one of the fort's main draws. This magnificent structure is embellished with an inlaid mosaic of shimmering mirrors and glass around the walls and ceiling. Inside the fort, you may also take an elephant ride or go shopping for trinkets.
Hours:
10:00 am to 5:00 pm, seven days a week
Entrance Fee: ₹100 for Indians; ₹550 for foreign nationals
2. City Palace, Jaipur
The magnificent City Palace, which is located in the centre of Jaipur, transports you to a time of regal splendour and opulence. The palace is one of the must-see locations in Jaipur because of its impressive mix of Rajput and Mughal architectural styles. As soon as you enter, a distinct universe with broad halls, courtyards, gardens, royal homes, art galleries, and more will be revealed to you. There is even a museum that provides a look into the royal way of life. The regal attire that Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh I previously wore has been preserved and is on display in the museum.
Hours: 9:30 am to 5:00 pm, seven days a week
Entrance Fee: 190 for Indians; 500 for foreigners
Day : 2
3. Jantar Mantar, Jaipur
Have you ever wondered how humans in the past calculated time, monitored heavenly body motions, or even forecasted eclipses? All of these queries have answers in Jantar Mantar. It was founded in 1734 as an astronomy observatory. This observatory, built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, has 19 architectural astronomical equipment. The largest sundial of its sort in the world and the most well-known among them is the stone sundial. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is a refuge for astronomy enthusiasts, deserves to be on your list of places to see in Jaipur in two days.
Hours: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm, seven days a week
Entry Fee: ₹ 50 (Indians); ₹ 200 (Foreign Nationals)
4. Rawat Mistan Bhandaar.
This well-known street food restaurant in Jaipur is ideal for a fun family meal and healthy conversation. This restaurant, which is regarded as one of the greatest family restaurants in Jaipur, provides a large menu and over 50 different kinds of desserts. The spicy pyaaz kachori, mouthwatering Indian desserts like ghewar, and other street food alternatives like golgappe, dal baati churma, and cheese puchka are what locals associate with Rawat Mishthan Bhandar. This outlet is a must-visit, especially if you are new to the city.
Timing : 6.00 Am To 10.30 Pm
Address: Opposite Polovictory Cinema, Station Road, Sindhi Camp, Jaipur
Highlights: Breakfast Place Sitting Avilable
Must haves: Mewa Kachori Mirchi Pakora Ghewar Rabdi Onion Kachori.
