A Well-Spent Romantic 3 Days Holiday In Jaipur

Hello traveler! I am Kiara, a travel freak keen to explore new places and experience new things. A few months ago, I was looking for the best place to travel with Aarav. While we both were surfing in different ways, I came over thinking of going to Jaipur as a romantic journey. I have often heard that Jaipur is usually explored with family or groups, but then I started wondering that Jaipur can be a romantic place. This thought made me influence Aarav to travel to Jaipur this time. In this blog, I will mention everything about the Jaipur Tour Package and some of the tips to help you plan a great journey.

Every couple wants to enjoy their romantic holiday most amazingly. Jaipur is a great place where one can celebrate a romantic journey. The city is a truly beautiful and charming destination representing the rich culture, religion, tradition, and heritage wealth of the bygone era. Jaipur is widely famous for its majestic forts, royal palaces, and ancient temples. Jaipur can best be explored in 3 as we both spent our great time in the city.

Day 1: Visiting the beautiful places in the walled city –

City Palace, the royal palace –

We start the day in a 3 Days Jaipur Tour by visiting the City Palace located in a convenient part of Jaipur and learning more about the different aspects of the royal lifestyle. The palace dates back to 1732, which still looks fresh and crisp, just like those days. It covers a one-seventh portion of the walled city; the palace complex comprises courtyards, gardens, palaces, and temples.

Jantar Mantar, the astronomical observatory – Close in the proximity of City Palace is Jantar Mantar of Jaipur, one of the most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India out of 4 more observatories across different places. The astronomical observatory features the world's largest sundials and 19 instruments, which once used to locate the celestial bodies' exact positions in space.

Hawa Mahal, the Palace of Winds – Then our next visit was Hawa Mahal – a palace resembling Lord Krishna's Crown. The palace stands tall in the middle of the old market, made of red and pink sandstone structures. Its impressive 953 small windows or Jharokhas are truly appealing and make the wind pass into the palace to keep it fresh and breezy in the summers.

Day 2: Visiting the famous forts in Jaipur

Amer Fort, the opulent fortress – The day is for exploring the famous forts of Jaipur. After breakfast at our luxury hotel – Hilton Jaipur, we start our tour with the pearl on the crown of Jaipur – Amer Fort & Palace. As you go footloose in the enormous complex of Amber Fort made of pink and yellow sandstone, you will notice the regal finesse of Rajputana. The striking Sheesh Mahal and other architectures will leave you mesmerized.

Jaigarh Fort, the victory fort – Jaigarh Fort is a famous monumental fortress located on the Aravalli Range of Rajasthan, towering at 500m above sea level. The fort was constructed in 1726 by the famous Raja Jai Singh II to fortify the Amer Fort. Jaigarh Fort features the largest cannon globally, known as the Jaivana Cannon, which can be found on the premises.

Nahargarh Fort, the defensive fort –

Standing tall overlooking the city of Jaipur, Nahargarh Fort offers splendid views of the city. Nahargarh Fort, along with Amer Fort and Jaigarh Fort, once formed a strong defense around the city of Jaipur. It was earlier the summer retreat of Jaipur kings, considering several palaces, temples, and landscaped gardens.

Day 3: Shopping and visiting temples –

Shopping in the old city –

Many colorful Jaipur Bazaars within the walled city can make for a perfect place to go shopping. We start at one of the iconic pink gates in Jaipur located in the Old City or Pink City. The colorful traditional handicraft items and textiles present the fine art of Rajasthan. Once you are in the chaotic bazaars, it will bring you many amazing experiences while shopping on Jaipur Sightseeing Tour.

Galtaji Temple –

A famous Hindu Pilgrimage site, Galtaji Temple, is often visited by people from all over the country. There are many temples within its premises, and one of the special attractions of the place is a natural spring that flows downwards to the hilltop. It is also known as the Monkey Temple due to many monkeys roaming here and there.

Birla Mandir –

Originally known as Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Birla Mandir is located at the base of Moti Dungri Hill. The temple is a popular pilgrimage site among the Hindu devotees, made of milky white marble, and looks marvelous. Birla Mandir has a total of three domes, each one representing a different perspective of religion.