Jaipur Flavors Day and Night Walking Tour with Street Food Taste

Located in the heart of the Pink City, Tripoliya Gate is one of Jaipur’s most iconic and majestic entrances. Built in 1734, this "Triple Gate" served as the main entrance to the City Palace and was traditionally reserved for the Royal Family and their processions.

Standing 140 feet tall in the heart of the Old City, Isarlat (also known as Sargasuli Tower) is Jaipur’s highest historic victory monument. Built in 1749 by Maharaja Sawai Ishwari Singh, it commemorates his victory in the Battle of Rajmahal.

Chaura Rasta is one of the most famous arterial roads within Jaipur's walled city. Linking the iconic Tarkeshwar Ji Temple to the New Gate, this bustling boulevard offers a perfect snapshot of Jaipur’s daily life, blending royal history with modern energy.

MI Road (Mirza Ismail Road) is the legendary main artery of Jaipur, serving as the bridge between the historic Walled City and the modern town. Known as the city's premier high street, it is a sophisticated blend of heritage architecture, world-class shopping, and iconic culinary landmarks.

Step into the world of royal craftsmanship on a guided journey through Jaipur’s historic artisan quarters. Known globally as the "Gemstone Capital," Jaipur is a living museum of ancient arts. This tour takes you behind the scenes to meet the master craftsmen—the Karigars—who have kept the city’s heritage alive for generations. From the precision of gemstone cutting to the vibrant blue of Persian-inspired pottery, discover the soul of the Pink City.

Standing as the most iconic landmark of the "Pink City," the Hawa Mahal is a five-story architectural marvel built in 1799.

Design: Known for its unique honeycomb structure, it features 953 small windows (jharokhas) decorated with intricate latticework.

Purpose: These windows were designed to allow royal women to observe everyday life and festivals in the street below without being seen from the outside.

The "Breeze": The clever lattice design creates a natural venturi effect, funneling cool air throughout the palace—making it the perfect summer retreat.

Located in the heart of Jaipur within the City Palace complex, the Govind Dev Ji Temple is the spiritual soul of the Pink City. Dedicated to Lord Krishna, it is one of the most sacred shrines for the Gaudiya Vaishnavism tradition.

Jaleb Chowk is a historic and expansive courtyard located within the City Palace complex in Jaipur, serving as the main entrance for visitors entering from the Sireh Deori Gate. Originally designed as a space for the royal guard to assemble and perform drills, it now acts as a grand transition point into the palace's inner wonders.