2026 Amer Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

Amber Fort in Jaipur is seriously a must-visit spot for every traveler! Just 10-15 km away from the city center, this majestic fort is straight-up iconic and will blow your mind with its impressive vibes. 🤩 The fort is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM, so you have plenty of time to wander and snap those Insta-worthy pics. Address: Devisinghpura, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302001, India. Pro tip: Get there early in the morning to beat the crowds and soak up those golden sunrise views! The architecture is sooo dreamy, you’ll feel like royalty exploring its courtyards and halls. Don’t miss the famous Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace) – it’s pure magic! ✨ Ready for the adventure? Book your trip to this Jaipur legend on trip.com and get ready to be wowed!

This time, I've compiled a record of my own solo trip to India (New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur) to help those considering a trip to India in the future. ✈️New Delhi: • Location: India's capital. • Mindset: You'll be approached and solicited a lot, so be sure to have the courage to say "no" or ignore them. • Transportation & Meals: I didn't use tuk-tuks and ate only in the hotel. • Other: Restrooms are hard to find, so it's best to use them before you go out. 🏛️Museums Visited in Delhi In Delhi, I mainly visited museums because I love history. 1. Gandhi Smriti Museum • Impressions: This was Gandhi's final restroom and the site of his assassination. The museum is well-maintained, and there weren't many people there when I visited. • Address: 5, Tees January Marg, New Delhi 110011, India • Directions: Approximately a 12-minute walk from Lok Kalyan Marg Station on the Yellow Line. 2. National Museum, New Delhi • Comments: It's larger than expected, and the museum features a wide range of exhibits on Indian history and culture (Harappan artifacts, Buddhist art, weapons, decorative items, etc.), so it takes time to see everything. I recommend it to anyone interested in Indian history. I enjoyed it! • Address: Janpath Rd, Rajpath Area, Central Secretariat, New Delhi, Delhi 110011, India • Directions: Approximately a 12-minute walk from Udyog Bhawan Metro Station on the Yellow Line. 3. Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum • Comments: This museum, housed in the former residence of the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, features exhibits on her life, her family history, and the site of her assassination. It's quiet and the garden is beautiful. • Address: 1, Safdarjung Rd, Safdarjung Lane Area, Delhi Gymkhana Club, New Delhi, Delhi 110011, India • Directions: Approximately a 12-minute walk from Lok Kalyan Marg Station on the Yellow Line of the Metro. 🏰Agra: The Taj Mahal, a must-see at least once in your life 📍Taj Mahal • Address: Dharmapuri, Forest Colony, Tajganj, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282001, India • Access (My Experience): • I booked a tour in advance and drove from Delhi. (Approximately a 3-4 hour drive.) • I highly recommend taking a tour, as it significantly increases the safety and smoothness of your trip. • Impressions: • The majesty of the place makes you feel like you've been transported to a video game world. It truly lives up to its reputation as a "World Heritage Site that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime." • The sight of the white marble lit up by the morning sun was breathtakingly beautiful. 🏯Jaipur: An otherworldly experience in the Pink City! Jaipur was the most enjoyable part of this trip. It's a city filled with history and color, and it was incredibly photogenic. 📍Spots visited and their addresses 1. Panna Meena ka Kund • Address: Near Amer Fort, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302028, India • A geometric stepwell. 2. Amber Palace • Address: Devisinghpura, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302028, India • You can even ride an elephant inside. The magnificent architecture made me feel like I was transported to another world. 3. City Palace • Address: Jaleb Chowk, Tripolia Bazar, City Palace, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002, India • The "Blue Room" was particularly impressive. 🍹A restaurant with excellent lassi • Lassiwala • Address: 312, MI Road, Jayanti Market, New Colony, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302001, India • Famous locally. My stomach was fine too! 🎁Souvenir Tips 1. Cashmere Scarf: Purchased near the palace in Jaipur. Handle carefully, but it's a much better deal than in Japan. 2. Block-Printed Dress: The warmth of the handcrafted piece makes it the perfect memento of your trip. 3. Taj Mahal Tea • Where to buy: Supermarkets in Jaipur • The packaging features an illustration of the Taj Mahal, and the tea bags make a perfect souvenir. ✈️ Flight Information and In-Flight Experience For this trip, I flew with Vistara. • Impressions: Personally, I thought the in-flight meal was delicious. The seat felt smaller than I expected. I was the only Japanese person in the room, so it was a little lonely, but the Indian person sitting next to me was very friendly and taught me a lot about India during the flight. [Attitude and Safety Measures: Life is the Most Important Thing] To be honest, I recommend traveling with a group of people. (It's especially reassuring to have a man with experience traveling with you.) However, if you are "perfectly thorough" in your security awareness, it's possible to enjoy your trip safely! To do so, thorough research beforehand is essential. Knowing information about fraud groups will help protect you. ⚠️ Real-Life Crime Stories I heard real-life stories of scams I experienced while traveling in India from people I met on the road. • Example: I was approached in the street, and while chatting at a cafe, I suddenly lost consciousness. • Result: All my money and passport were taken. (Sleeping pills had been put in my bag.) 💁 Precautions and Specific Strategies from a Woman's Perspective My basic travel philosophy is "safety first." I recommend you also refer to my other article, "Real Strategies for Solo Female Travelers Abroad," but this time I'll focus specifically on my trip to India. 1. Don't Trust Anyone Many scammers try to appeal to your emotions, but as a non-local, I can't judge. So I basically didn't trust anyone and responded firmly. 2. Only paid for and booked transportation in advance. I used Uber and hotel-arranged cars, avoiding taxis and tuk-tuks. 3. Eat all your meals at the hotel and avoid going out at night. For hygiene reasons, I avoided food stalls to avoid stomach aches. I also avoided going out after 6 PM. Going out at night is especially dangerous. Be careful of your flight arrival time. Money is priceless. 4. Pay attention to restroom conditions • Restrooms are hard to find in the city, so it's recommended to use them before going out to avoid the risk of stomach aches. [Health Management: Stomach Aches & Dengue Fever Prevention] ☺️ Stomach Aches Prevention (Successful!) • Avoid raw vegetables and fruit (eat cooked food). • Use bottled water even when brushing your teeth. • Don't trust free water at hotels; drink water from unopened bottles. (Always check that the lid is closed before purchasing. Open bottles are sometimes sold.) • Avoid gargling while showering and getting water in your eyes. (Due to the risk of conjunctivitis and dysentery.) 🦟 Dengue Fever Prevention (with some regrets) I was bitten by mosquitoes three times. 😭 • I should have used insect repellent more frequently. (Once a day wasn't enough. 😢) • I should have worn light-colored clothing (especially white). Black and gray clothing attract mosquitoes, so be careful. • If you're prone to mosquito bites, it's best to avoid dengue fever season. 📝Finally: For those considering a trip to India India is an exciting and fascinating country with many historical heritage sites, but my honest opinion is that it's "for experienced travelers." Especially when traveling alone as a woman, thorough security, health, and hygiene measures are extremely important. But the rewards, such as the beauty of the Taj Mahal and the colorful scenery of Jaipur, are truly incredible. I hope this memo will help you have a safe and enjoyable trip. #IndiaTrip #SoloTravelIndia #SoloFemaleTravel #TajMahal #NewDelhi #Jaipur #Agra #IndiaSafetyPrecautions #InternationalTravel #PinkCity #WorldHeritageSite #IndianFood #IndianSouvenirs #IndianTourism #DengueFeverPrevention #Lassiwala #GandhiSmallMuseum

#falladventures Jaipur’s Pink City – Colors, Culture, and Charm Jaipur is a city that doesn’t just welcome you — it dazzles you. The streets are alive with pink-hued buildings, busy markets, and the sound of tuk-tuks zipping by. I explored the Hawa Mahal, its honeycomb windows catching the afternoon sun, and wandered through the Amber Fort, where elephants carried tourists up the sandstone hills. The air smelled of masala and sweets, and shopkeepers called out with friendly smiles. I couldn’t resist buying a handmade scarf in bright Rajasthani colors. Dinner was a feast of dal bati churma and spiced lassi under a sky full of stars. Jaipur is not just a destination — it’s a celebration of color and life itself.

#SeptemberDestinations2025 Amber Fort, formerly known as Amer Fort, is located on a hill 11 kilometers north of Jaipur in Rajasthan, India. Built in 1592 by King Man Singh I, Amber Fort boasts a commanding position on a steep, impenetrable terrain. Surrounded by winding walls and a moat, the fort is meticulously crafted from red sandstone and white marble, blending Mughal influences with traditional Rajasthani architecture to create a fortress that is both sturdy and magnificent. Before entering Amber Fort, a herd of elephants gathers at the foot of the hill, where visitors are led slowly along the road towards the fort. The Amber Fort has several highlights, including the Suraj Pol (Victory Gate), the Diwan-i-Aam (People's Hall), the Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), the Jai Mandir (Victory Palace), and the Kesar Kyari (Ceylon Garden). The fort's geometrically designed gardens, resembling a maze, once cultivated precious saffron for the royal family. After the tour, jeeps are available to take visitors down the hillside next to the fort, allowing for a complete walk from the ascent to the descent. The only time you'll need to move your legs is during the Amber Fort visit, a truly thoughtful gesture.

#SeptemberGoodPlaces2025 After visiting Amber Fort, we took a jeep to the base of the hill to meet up for the bus. Not far away, we spotted the Panna Meena Kakund, a stepwell that bore a striking resemblance to Chand Baori, the moon well in Abhanali Village east of Jaipur. This stepwell wasn't part of our itinerary, so we took advantage of the short wait for the bus and a restroom break to snap away photos. This stepwell, built in the 16th century, is slightly smaller than Chand Baori and features three crisscrossing steps with small niches along the walls. While both steps share geometric shapes, the designs differ slightly. One must admire the skill of Indian artisans, who manage to create such a seemingly complex pattern with such ingenious and neat arrangement.

India is a country with a long history and diverse culture, boasting abundant natural landscapes and cultural heritage. Here are some famous tourist attractions in India: 1. Historical and Cultural Sites ⭕ Taj Mahal (Agra) One of the Seven Wonders of the World, known as the "Symbol of Love." ⭕ Agra Fort (Agra) ⭕ Red Fort (Delhi) ⭕ Fatehpur Sikri (Near Agra) ⭕ Hampi (Karnataka) 2. Religious Sites ⭕ Varanasi (Along the Ganges River) ⭕ Golden Temple (Amritsar) ⭕ Khajuraho (Madhya Pradesh) ⭕ Ajanta & Ellora Caves (Maharashtra) 3. Natural Scenery ⭕ Kerala Backwaters: A coconut-lined water village where you can take a traditional houseboat tour. ⭕ Goa Beaches: India's most famous coastal resort, blending Portuguese colonial charm and hippie culture. ⭕ Himalayan Regions: Such as Darjeeling (tea gardens and snow-capped mountains) and Ladakh (Tibetan Buddhist culture). ⭕ Sundarbans National Park (West Bengal): The world's largest mangrove forest and habitat of the Bengal tiger. 4. Modern Cities and Unique Experiences ⭕ Mumbai: India's financial hub, featuring attractions like the Gateway of India, Bollywood, and Marine Drive. ⭕ Delhi: The capital, where old and new blend, with landmarks like India Gate, Lotus Temple, and Qutub Minar. ⭕ Jaipur (Rajasthan): The "Pink City," with Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, and City Palace showcasing Rajasthani style. ⭕ Udaipur: The "White City," where the romantic Lake Palace looks like a fairy tale. 5. Unique Experiences ⭕ Train Travel: Luxury tourist trains like the "Palace on Wheels." ⭕ Yoga and Meditation: Rishikesh is the world's yoga capital. ⭕ Festivals: Such as Diwali and Holi. India offers rich tourism resources with distinct regional styles. It's recommended to choose routes based on interests (e.g., the "Golden Triangle" of Delhi-Agra-Jaipur or a South Indian cultural tour).

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Jaipur, the Pink City of India, is a very charming city and a very popular tourist destination. There are many representative attractions alone. It would be too difficult to rush around and see them all in one day. The travel agency specially arranged for us to stay in Jaipur for two nights so that we could enjoy the tour in detail. 1. Amer Fort 🕰️Business hours: 0900-1700 💰Ticket price: 200 rupees for foreigners 💞Recommendation reason: Amber Fort, located on the hill, was once the old city of Jaipur. It is composed of many independent palaces, a mixture of Islamic and Hindu styles, and is quite magnificent. There are many walls in the building decorated with gems and mirrors. The most famous one is the "Mirror Palace". When the sunlight shines on the lenses and gems and causes reflections, the whole castle will sparkle! 2. Jal Mahal 🕰️Opening hours: all day 💰Ticket price: Free 💞Recommendation reason: The building isolated in the artificial lake was originally used as the king's hunting lodge. Later, the water level continued to rise, submerging the lower four floors of the hunting lodge, making it look as if it was floating on the lake. However, the Water Palace is currently in a semi-ruin state and requires a boat to reach it. We just took some photos on the other side, so it was free. 3. Hawa Mahal 🕰️Business hours: 0900-1630 💰Ticket price: 50 rupees for foreigners 💞Recommendation reason: Jaipur’s most representative attractions, and the beautiful check-in photos on Instagram of Internet celebrities! The exterior of the Palace of Winds looks like an exquisite honeycomb and is made up of 395 windows. The entire towering brick-red sandstone building stands on the side of the main road, with an exquisite, majestic and noble design. 4. City Palace 🕰️Opening hours: 0930-1700 💰Ticket price: 200 rupees for foreigners 💞Recommendation reason: One of the best-preserved ancient monuments in India, it is not only the residence of successive Jaipur princes, but the current Jaipur prince and his family still live in the Moon Palace. The palace architecture combines the Indian style of Rajasthan and the Islamic style of the Mughal Dynasty, which is gorgeous and noble. 5. Jantar Mantar 🕰️Business hours: 0900-1630 💰Ticket price: 100 rupees for foreigners 💞Reason for recommendation: India's oldest and largest ancient observatory, with the world's largest sundial and other observation instruments, shows the high wisdom of the ancient Indians. When visiting at noon, the bright sunlight makes the sundial scale more obvious, which really gives it a high-tech feel. #IndiaTravel#

Amer Fort or Amber Fort is a fort located in Amer, Rajasthan, India. Amer is a town with an area of 4 square kilometres (1.5 sq mi) located 11 kilometres (6.8 mi) from Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Located high on a hill, it is the principal tourist attraction in Jaipur. Amer Fort is known for its artistic style elements. With its large ramparts and series of gates and cobbled paths, the fort overlooks Maota Lake, which is the main source of water for the Amer Palace.

The Sheesh Mahal (Urdu: شیش محل; "The Palace of Mirrors") is a palace located within the Shah Burj block in northern-western corner of Lahore Fort. It was constructed under the reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1631–32, with some additions later under Sikh Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The ornate white marble pavilion is inlaid with pietra dura and complex mirror-work of the finest quality. The hall was reserved for personal use by the imperial family and close aides. It is among the 21 monuments that were built by successive Mughal emperors inside Lahore Fort, and forms the "jewel in the Fort’s crown." As part of the larger Lahore Fort Complex, it has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981. #deliciousfood #awesomepic #couplestrip

#tripพาบินเที่ยวเอเชีย 💙Panna Meena ka Kund💙or Stepwell.We are familiar with this area. This is another place that you should pin because it is very close to the large fortress. And this place is very cool. It is a staircase so that locals can walk down to scoop water. When we went, it was not in use anymore. We could just go take pictures. There will be an officer to take care of it and kindly take pictures for us. Arrange different angles and poses. 📍Jaipur #TravelIndia #India #Jaipur

Day 1 🛬Arrive in New Delhi via Hong Kong Jaipur Day 2-3 1⃣Amber Fort⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Riding up the mountain🏍+ taking a jeep🚗 down the mountain is a super cool experience!! The city wall is similar to the Great Wall, and the interior decoration is extremely luxurious🏫 and beautiful. Many people take wedding photos📸 here. In my opinion, it is the number one attraction along with the Taj Mahal. It's super photogenic😍. I recommend wearing a colorful skirt for photos📸. 2⃣Jal Mahal⭐️⭐️ A magical building with two floors above water and three floors underwater. The construction method is super wonderful, but you can only view it from a distance and cannot enter. The experience is average. 3⃣Jantar Mantar⭐️⭐️⭐️ I have to admire the wisdom of ancient Indians. Here you can see a timer that is accurate to the minute and second, and it can still accurately measure modern time⏱. 4⃣City Palace⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The palace is located in the Pink City of Jaipur. The museum inside displays the items used by the nobles of the Mughal dynasty. It's super photogenic. I recommend wearing a solid color (white) skirt for photos. 5⃣Hawa Mahal⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A five-story pink palace located on the main street of Jaipur. It was mainly used by the queen and concubines to watch the market outside. It's super photogenic when taking photos across the street, but it's sad that it really shows the low status of women at that time and their boring life. 6⃣Tripolia Bazaar⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The market outside that the queen and concubines watched is the Tripolia Bazaar🛍, which is ten kilometers in radius. It's the busiest and most lively place in Jaipur. It's also a place where everyone can boldly practice bargaining💰. The way Indians do business is really unique. 7⃣Birla Mandir⭐️⭐️⭐️ The pure white building is very eye-catching in the Pink City. Many people worship the patron saint here. The exterior is in the style of Hindu architecture, and the interior is Christian stained glass. It's very special. 8⃣Chand Baori⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An underground palace with eleven floors built in the 9th century. Thousands of steps surround the natural well in the middle. Although you can't go down now, it's still shocking to take photos with a wide-angle lens. 9⃣Goddess Temple⭐️⭐️ The "Happy God" temple next to the underground palace. The locals will bless you and put a red dot on your forehead. 🔟Keoladeo National Park⭐️⭐️⭐️ It used to be a hunting ground for Indian nobles, and now it has become one of the main habitats for a large number of waterfowl and birds in the north to overwinter. Here you can see the endangered Siberian crane, Indian stork, etc. 1⃣1⃣Fatehpur Sikri⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A building from the period of Akbar the Great of the Mughal Empire in India. The red sandstone building is super spectacular. Although it was once the capital for a short time, its beauty is no less than that of Agra Fort. Walking around the castle and taking photos at random are the best photos.

#Airplanetrip2024 Amber Fort, a World Heritage Site in Jaipur, India🇮🇳☺️ You can walk to the castle, but it's a long journey, so we took an elephant taxi😊 It was my second time riding an elephant, but it was pretty stable and not scary. Amber Fort is breathtaking, with a size and power that exceeds expectations😳 It's truly amazing🥹 The Ganesh Gate, praised as the most beautiful gate in the world, and countless glass mosaics, and the delicate attention to detail in each architectural design was apparent. Indian architecture is truly dazzling and beautiful😍 Amber Fort is a must-see when you visit India👏👏👏 ——————————————————————————— 📍Location: Rajasthan, India 　　　　A palace in the walled city of Amber, on the outskirts of Jaipur #tourist spot #trip #solo trip #world heritage site #India #overseas travel #want to connect with people who like to travel overseas #overseas trip #family trip #travel #want to connect with people who like to travel #travel lover #100 travel styles #furitabi #mayu✈️trip #castle tour

#春夏好去处2024 Riding an elephant up the Amber Fort is one of the most impressive parts of this trip. The castle🏰 covers a large area. It takes 20 minutes to ride an elephant up the mountain. Unlike other castles, the Amber Fort is very tall and handsome. You can tell at a glance that it is a military fortress👍 This is a military-style palace castle. Although the exterior is a high wall made of loess, the inner hall still uses India's usual marble design, with very complex carvings repeatedly used, which is very delicate and highly crafted. This castle is not only for tourists, but also for many local tourists, including students who come to intern, which is very interesting❤️ #印度旅游 #骑象 #城堡打签

#Sign up for May Hotel Test Sleeper Jaipur, India is a classic tourist city because it is well preserved. Also known as the Pink City, the entire old town is painted pink. Among them, Amber Fort is a mountain fortress in Rajasthan. It was the capital of India for nearly 600 years. The nearly 40-kilometer-long wall around it is also known as the Great Wall of India. It was selected as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in July 2019. Among them, the famous Ganesh Pol Gate has three floors and you can really enter and exit on an elephant. Sheesh Mahal, the Mirror Palace, is a bedroom inlaid with countless mirrors and gems. It is so beautiful and bling bling. Men and women love to take pictures of their own reflections when they go there. #Mother'sDay2024

If you’re heading to #jaipur then you have to stop by the forts there! The Nahargargh, Jaigargh and Amber Fort are all nearby each other and should definitely be visited. (This post is about Jaigargh only, please look at the other posts for the other two forts). How to get there? You can book an ola or uber for each ride but it would be more convenient to rent out a cab for 8 hours for about 2000rs. Doing such, you have enough time to get to all three forts and take enough pictures.

Amber Palace, located in Jaipur, India, is an architectural masterpiece that should not be missed by any traveler. The palace is a perfect blend of Rajput and Mughal styles, with intricate carvings, stunning courtyards, and breathtaking views. Exploring the palace, you'll feel like you've traveled back in time to the days of the royal family. I was lucky enough to visit Amber Palace and capture my experience in a vlog that I'm excited to share with you. In my vlog, you'll get a glimpse of the palace's stunning architecture and rich history. You'll also get to see some of the palace's hidden gems that aren't usually seen in regular tours. If you're planning a trip to Jaipur, India, Amber Palace is a must-visit destination. Don't forget to check out my vlog for an immersive experience and an idea of what to expect during your visit. Watch my vlog to feel like you're transported back in time and experience the grandeur of Amber Palace.#india #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog

The Amber Palace, also known as Amer Fort, is a stunning palace located just outside Jaipur, India. Built in the 16th century by Raja Man Singh I, the palace is a beautiful blend of Mughal and Rajput architecture, and it served as the royal residence of the Kachwaha rulers for generations. The palace features several courtyards, stunning gardens, and beautiful architecture, including the famous Sheesh Mahal, or Palace of Mirrors. A visit to the Amber Palace is a must for anyone interested in the history and culture of Rajasthan. The palace's intricate artwork and stunning views are truly unforgettable.#india #jaipur

We went to Jaipur (Pink city and capital of Rajasthan, India). The climate was pleasant. Min temp 16C. 3 nights stay in the city is enough to enjoy the place. We stayed at one of the palace hotel, Jai Mahal which is managed by Taj. Ideal time for visit - December month ( Also enjoy Jaipur Marriages) Place of Interest (My recommendations) Day 1 - You will arrive by 1.00 PM so head to Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Birla Temple. Do some shopping and Jauhari Bazar and Baapu Bazar. Day 2 - Head to Rambaug Palace and have your lunch there. In the evening go to Chokhi Dhani. Day 3 - Visit Amber Fort, Jai Fort, Jantar Mantar and City Palace Day4 - Now its time to move on. Don't forget to buy Jaipur sweets. The famous are Narayan for Gajak, LMB for Ghevar, Rawat for Kachori and Kanha for Kalakand. Don't go to places recommended by the taxi or city tour operators. The above places will give you the most and best coverage of the city and will not make your travel hectic.

Say hellooo to Jaipur, India – where every corner is living proof that history and culture are still 🔥! This city is all about tradition, jaw-dropping architecture, and vibes that go way beyond your average travel flex. You’ll roll up to the iconic city gates (peep the Western-style arches as you drive under 🚗) and immediately feel like you’ve time-traveled into a place packed with colorful palaces, ancient forts, and vibrant bazaars. Get ready to level up your Insta feed! Must-See Spots 🧲 - Amber Palace (Amer Fort), Devisinghpura, Amer, Jaipur – open 8am–5:30pm. Total fairy-tale worthy! - City Palace, Tulsi Marg, Gangori Bazaar – opens at 9:30am; get there early for fewer crowds. - Hawa Mahal, Hawa Mahal Rd, Badi Choupad – your go-to for epic photos with that legendary honeycomb look. Traditions & Vibes Jaipur is ALL about blending history with modern happenings. Watch out for local etiquette: take off shoes before entering temples, dress a bit modestly for cultural sites, and always be respectful when snapping pics of locals. Activities to Do - Wander through outdoor markets for traditional textiles and jewelry (sooo good!) - Hop a tuk-tuk for a local street tour - Hit up museums and galleries to soak up Rajasthan’s arty side Food to Try You gotta taste dal baati churma, ghewar, and spicy kachoris at local hotspots. Pro tip: Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB), Johari Bazaar, serves up the real deal. Best Time to Go Drop in from October to March for sunny days and cooler nights – perfect for exploring! Travel Tips & Rules - Most monuments open by 9am and close by sunset, but double-check on trip.com for the latest timings! - Respect local customs – trust, it makes the trip way smoother. - Stay hydrated (Jaipur sun hits different 🌞). Ready to dive into Jaipur's epic blend of history and culture? Bookmark your spots on trip.com and let your adventures begin!

Ready to kick off 2024 with a legendary adventure in Jaipur, India? hellonewyear vibes in full swing! Get hyped—this city is *dripping* in history, incredible culture, and jaw-dropping traditions, not to mention sooo many places that’ll have your Insta feed poppin’! 🤳🌈 First off, the Pink City is basically a masterpiece—think vibrant palaces, ancient forts, and those bustling bazaars where you can literally shop ‘til you drop. Whether you vibe with historical architecture or living that foodie life, Jaipur’s got something for *every* explorer. Don’t sleep on these must-see spots: 🧲 Amber Fort Address: Devisinghpura, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302001 Open: 8AM – 5:30PM This fort is straight out of a fairy tale. Epic views, royal vibes, and elephant rides that are so Bollywood! 🧲 Hawa Mahal Address: Hawa Mahal Rd, Badi Choupad, J.D.A. Market, Kanwar Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002 Open: 9AM – 5PM The iconic “Palace of Winds” is a total showstopper with its 953 windows! Perfect spot for those dream-come-true photos. 📸 🧲 Jaipur City Palace Address: Tulsi Marg, Gangori Bazaar, J.D.A. Market, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002 Open: 9:30AM – 5PM Step into royal history—explore breathtaking courtyards and museums. Regal *AF!* 👑 🧲 Chill at Jal Mahal Address: Amer Rd, Jal Mahal, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002 Open: Views available all day Floating in Man Sagar Lake, Jal Mahal is THAT serene lakeside palace you won’t wanna miss. Day or night, it's next-level dreamy. Things to do: - Snack attack! Feast on local Rajasthani treats at the legendary Rawat Mishthan Bhandar. - Hunt for handcrafted treasures at Johari Bazaar—bling vibes only! - Lose yourself in the bustling street scenes, colorful festivals, and classic puppet shows. - Take a rooftop sunset chai break and soak in those unreal city views. 🌅🍵 So, if “new year, new adventures” is your 2024 mantra, Jaipur’s the place to be! Find hotels, tours and more on trip.com to lock that itinerary. Culture, color, and cool history? Jaipur’s got it all. Who’s ready to paint the town pink? 🩷#hellonewyear

Say hello to the new year in Jaipur, India—the land of vibrant history, rich culture 🧫, and endless traditions! This city is absolutely buzzing with iconic attractions, legendary food spots, and unforgettable adventures. First up, if you’re out exploring during the day, make sure to check out the Jal Mahal Water Palace. Situated smack in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, Jal Mahal is pure architectural magic, blending Western vibes with classic Rajasthani flair. Even on a cloudy or rainy day, the palace serves serious mood and makes your IG feed POP 💦. Find it on Amber Road, Jaipur—easy to reach, and it’s open for scenic views all day long. Things to do? Jaipur’s got ALL the good stuff: wander through the pink-hued Old City, hunt for treasures at local markets, or just soak up the outdoor cultural landscape. Hungry? Treat yourself to the city’s famous street food (hello, spicy kachoris and creamy lassis, sooo good! 🥤).#hellonewyear Whether you’re here for the history, the architecture-vision moments, or the rivers, lakes, and scenic ponds, Jaipur is truly a bucket-list city. Check out trip.com to lock in the best spots and plan your epic Indian adventure! Jaipur’s got that vibe—history, culture, and next-level views. Come through for the memories! 🌏💫

Jaipur is legit a feast for the eyes and your wanderlust soul! 🧿 From its jaw-dropping forts to vibrant heritage, this city wraps you up in history, tradition, and Insta-worthy architecture. Wondering what to do and where to go? Let’s break it down for your epic Jaipur adventure! First up, you gotta check out the iconic Amber Fort (Amer Fort)! This spot blends regal Rajput architecture with mad Mughal vibes. Open daily from 8 AM to 5:30 PM, it’s perfect for exploring those massive courtyards and ornate doorways. And yes—bring your camera because every corner is a straight-up masterpiece. Next, wander over to Hawa Mahal (Wind Palace), a must-see with its dreamy façade and 953 tiny windows. Located at Hawa Mahal Rd, Badi Chaupar, it's open from 9 AM to 5 PM. Pro tip: Sunrise or golden hour is a visual treat for killer photos! Feeling artsy? Stroll through Johari Bazaar or Tripolia Bazaar for blinged-out jewelry, handicrafts, and local textiles. Doors open around 10 AM, so grab a chai and hit these markets for those ‘can’t-leave-without-it’ souvenirs! Get a cultural glow-up at City Palace, right in the middle of town. It’s part museum, part palace, and totally stunning with its vibrant courtyards—it’s open 9:30 AM to 5 PM. Dress comfy but be respectful of local custom (no crop tops, folks!). Need a taste of tradition? Dig into authentic Rajasthani thali at a rooftop restaurant—seriously, the dal baati churma here is next-level delicious! 🍽️ Jaipur pro rules: Most forts and sights don’t allow selfie sticks inside, so pack light. Also, keep your ticket stubs—sometimes you’ll need them for combo passes. Book your trip hassle-free on trip.com for sweet deals and making all those plans pop! Whether you’re soaking in night views or vibing on daytime culture, Jaipur has you covered. Get ready to be wowed—this city is pure magic!#hellonewyear

⭐️Amber Palace ⭐️ It was massive and absolutely breathtaking. Since I live in Japan, a relatively small island country, the sheer size and scale felt incomparable to any monument or building I’ve seen back home. Just walking through it made me realize how small the world I’d been living in was—and reminded me that the world is far bigger than we often think😌 It was absolutely worth visiting! #travel #india #jaipur #amberpalace

Dear friends! The all-inclusive 24-day India travel guide is here! Experience a Kerala houseboat cruise in Kochi, take portraits outside the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, ride elephants at Amber Fort, and overlook the Blue City from Mehrangarh Fort. The old city’s maze-like streets are perfect for cultural street photography too! Save this now! -------------------- Exciting content coming up, scroll down to explore ↓ -------------------- India, the mysterious giant of South Asia🌏, birthplace of ancient civilization, the breathtaking Taj Mahal🕌, Bollywood’s lively song and dance, and a unique exotic charm born from diverse cultures colliding! -------------------- 🗓Travel Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in New Delhi🛬, start your India journey! DAY 2-4: Fly from New Delhi✈️ to Kochi, enjoy a Kerala houseboat cruise🚤, then head to Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram, finally arrive at Kovalam to relax on the beach🏖️. DAY 5-8: From Kovalam, explore Kanyakumari, return to Kovalam, then fly to Mumbai, transfer to Aurangabad, experience the charm of ancient sites, then return to Mumbai🏛️. DAY 9-13: Fly from Mumbai✈️ to Varanasi, feel the mystery and solemnity of the Ganges; then visit Khajuraho and Jansi, finally arrive in Agra to admire the magnificent Taj Mahal up close🕌; next, head to Jaipur for an in-depth tour. DAY 14-19: Deep exploration of Jaipur, take portraits outside the Hawa Mahal📸, ride elephants at Amber Fort🐘, overlook the Blue City from Mehrangarh Fort🌆, and capture cultural street photography in the old city’s maze-like streets📷; then visit Bikaner and Jaisalmer to experience desert vibes🏜️; continue to Jodhpur and Ranakpur, finally arrive in Udaipur to enjoy the lakes and mountains🏞️. DAY 20-23: Depart from Udaipur, choose to go to New Delhi or Amritsar; in Amritsar, experience the splendor of the Golden Temple🕌, then return to New Delhi to prepare for departure🛫. DAY 24: Return home🏠, concluding a wonderful India trip! -------------------- Recommended Attractions: 🌊 Mumbai Dhobi Ghat: Witness the daily life of India’s laundry workers~ 🦌 Sarnath: The birthplace of Buddhism and the Sangha, rich in history📜 🏛️ Taj Mahal: The eternal tear-drop shaped pure white marble monument inlaid with world-class gems💎 🚪 India Gate: Standing in the heart of Delhi, a grand landmark commemorating the Anglo-Afghan wars🗿 -------------------- 🌍 Travel Essentials: Must-pack items for your India trip! 📱📶 SIM Card: Buy an Indian data SIM in advance, ready to use upon arrival for navigation and planning without hassle! 🔌💡 Plug Adapter: India uses British-style three-pin sockets, bring an adapter to keep your phone charged! 🪪📄 Documents: Carry your passport and visa, keep copies separate to avoid loss of important papers! 👗🧥 Clothing: Bring a light jacket for chilly mornings and evenings in December, wear bright long dresses for Taj Mahal photos, and try a sari for stunning shots! 🔋📱 Chargers: Bring chargers for your phone, camera, and power bank; running out of battery during the Ganges evening ceremony is a nightmare! 💊🧴 Medicines & Essentials: Bring stomach medicine for water and food adjustment, high SPF sunscreen, and mosquito repellent spray for a worry-free trip! -------------------- All-inclusive, super worry-free👇! Click the card below to start your dream journey with no worries~

Amber Fort in Jaipur combines Islamic and Hindu architectural styles and is very magnificent. My first impression of Amber Fort was that its shape resembled the Potala Palace. Once inside, I found there were many toilets, which suggests the king valued hygiene. Surprisingly, these historic toilets actually had odors—I suspect some security guards might be secretly using them. Speaking of the security guards at Amber Fort, if a guard enthusiastically offers to guide you, be prepared to tip. In Indian tourist sites, don’t expect helpful people to assist you for free; 95% of those who offer help expect a tip. For example, a guard might say, “Sir, you can go up to the rooftop here, come on, this way.” After saying this, the guard will gesture invitingly. Most visitors want to go to the rooftop and usually follow without much thought. But the guard will keep following you, chatting until you pay a tip. This really made me dislike the tourism industry in India.

28/12/2024 "Jaipur" Amber Fort and Amber Palace: The fort stands prominently on a rocky cliff overlooking Maota Lake, clearly visible from a great distance. You'll see a massive wall resembling the Great Wall of China, but smaller in size. It stretches over 13 kilometers, representing a masterpiece of architecture, perfectly blending Hindu and Rajput styles. Built by Maharaja Man Singh I, it is a testament to its unique blend of Hindu and Rajput styles. #jaipur #amberfort #amberpalace #india

#hellochristmas Amber Fort feels like entering a golden palace from a royal story — decorated gates, mirror-filled halls, courtyards that echo with history, and views stretching across the Aravalli Hills. The carvings, mosaics, and sandstone walls glow warmly in the sunlight, making the entire fort look majestic from every angle. Exploring its passages, balconies, and quiet corners reveals craftsmanship that has survived centuries. It’s one of India’s grandest architectural treasures, blending culture, history, and vibrant colour in one unforgettable place. #GoldenWallsWhisper #RoyalRajasthan #AmberFortMajesty

🏰 1. Amer Fort Location: About 11 km from Jaipur city center Overview: Built in the 16th century by Raja Man Singh I, Amer Fort (also called Amber Fort) is one of Rajasthan’s most magnificent forts. Architecture: A blend of Hindu and Mughal styles, constructed from red sandstone and marble. 👑 2. City Palace Location: In the heart of Jaipur’s old city Overview: Built in 1727, City Palace remains the residence of Jaipur’s royal family. Architecture: A stunning mix of Rajput and Mughal architecture, with richly decorated courtyards and archways. 🌬️ 3. Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) Location: Near City Palace, in the center of Jaipur Overview: Built in 1799, Hawa Mahal is Jaipur’s most iconic landmark, known for its honeycomb façade. Architecture: Made of pink sandstone with 953 small windows (jharokhas) designed for royal ladies to watch street processions unseen. 🌈 4. Patrika Gate Location: At the entrance of Jawahar Circle, near Jaipur Airport Overview: A modern landmark showcasing the colors and art of Rajasthan, often called the most photographed gate in India. Architecture: Vibrant murals and intricate archways representing Rajasthan’s different regions and cultures.