Rajasthan
The land of forts and palaces, rich culture, and vibrant traditions.
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3 Days in Jaipur for Family Fun
Jaipur is perfect for families who want a mix of history, culture, and fun. The city's colorful streets, grand forts, and lively markets make it exciting for both kids and adults. I've put together this itinerary to help you see the best spots without feeling rushed, with plenty of breaks for chai and snacks along the way.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Jaipur
Kick off your Jaipur adventure with the city's most iconic landmarks, from the grand City Palace to the towering Hawa Mahal, and wrap up with a taste of Rajasthan's rich flavors.
Activities
City Palace & Jantar Mantar
Start your day at the heart of Jaipur with the magnificent City Palace, a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture. Wander through its courtyards, museums, and the stunning Peacock Gate. Just a short walk away is Jantar Mantar, an astronomical marvel with giant sundials and instruments that still work with precision.
- Hire a guide at the palace for fascinating stories behind the architecture.
- Don’t miss the vintage car collection inside the palace grounds.
Hawa Mahal & Bapu Bazaar
Head to the iconic Hawa Mahal, the 'Palace of Winds,' with its honeycomb facade designed for royal women to observe street life unseen. After soaking in the views, stroll through Bapu Bazaar nearby, a bustling market perfect for picking up colorful textiles, jewelry, and Jaipur’s famous mojris (embroidered shoes).
- Climb to the top floor of Hawa Mahal for the best photo ops.
- Bargain hard at Bapu Bazaar—start at half the quoted price!
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Day 2
Jaipur Forts & Local Flavors
A day exploring Jaipur's stunning forts and diving into local crafts and flavors, with a mix of history, shopping, and delicious food.
Activities
Amber Fort & Panna Meena Ka Kund
Start your day early at the breathtaking Amber Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The honey-colored fort is best explored in the morning light. Don’t miss the Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace) and the stunning views from the fort walls. Afterward, take a short walk to Panna Meena Ka Kund, a hidden stepwell with symmetrical staircases—perfect for photos and a quiet break.
- Wear comfortable shoes—there’s a lot of walking and climbing.
- Haggle politely if you’re taking an elephant ride—prices can be flexible.
Nahargarh Fort & Jaipur Wax Museum
Head to Nahargarh Fort, perched on the Aravalli Hills, for panoramic views of Jaipur. The fort’s walls and courtyards are great for exploring. Inside, check out the Jaipur Wax Museum, which features lifelike statues of historical and Bollywood figures—a hit with kids. The fort’s café is a nice spot for a chai break with a view.
- Bring sunscreen and a hat—it can get sunny up there.
- The wax museum is air-conditioned, a nice break from the heat.
Johari Bazaar & Laxmi Misthan Bhandar
Spend the late afternoon browsing Johari Bazaar, Jaipur’s famous jewelry market. Even if you’re not buying, the glittering shops are fun to explore. Wrap up the day at Laxmi Misthan Bhandar (LMB), a legendary eatery known for its pyaz kachori (spicy onion pastry) and sweet treats like ghewar. The thali here is also a must-try.
- Johari Bazaar is crowded—keep an eye on your belongings.
- LMB gets busy—try to arrive early or be prepared to wait.
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Day 3
Jaipur’s Hidden Gems & Local Life
A relaxed day exploring Jaipur’s lesser-known spots, local crafts, and vibrant street life.
Activities
Morning at Sisodia Rani Garden
Start your day with a peaceful stroll through Sisodia Rani Garden, a serene Mughal-style garden with tiered fountains, painted pavilions, and lush greenery. It’s a quiet escape from the city buzz, perfect for families. The murals depicting Radha-Krishna stories add a cultural touch.
- Carry water and hats—shade is limited.
- Visit the small stepwell (baoli) hidden at the back.
Block Printing & Blue Pottery Demo
Head to Sanganer, a neighborhood famous for its traditional block printing and blue pottery workshops. Families can watch artisans hand-carve wooden blocks, dip fabrics in vibrant dyes, or shape delicate pottery. Some workshops even let you try your hand at it—great for kids!
- Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dye on.
- Bargain if buying textiles directly from artisans.
Evening at Chokhi Dhani
Wrap up your trip with a festive evening at Chokhi Dhani, a recreated Rajasthani village resort. Think puppet shows, camel rides, henna artists, and live folk music—all while digging into a thali loaded with dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, and more. It’s touristy but fun for kids and adults alike.
- Book ahead on weekends—it gets packed.
- Try the freshly made jalebi at the sweet stalls.