If you would like to travel to Jaipur, to see this colorful capital of Rajasthan, and to tour the forts, palaces and rippling sand dunes of this state in Northwest India, we can help you plan your tour. Our travel to Jaipur Inclusive tours, offer a complete experience of Jaipur.

Jaipur is a romantic destination where you can enjoy a honeymoon tour in Rajasthan India. See beautiful palaces and grand forts where Rajput queens and warriors resided in days gone by. Feel like royalty from yesteryears on honeymoon tours of Jaipur. See the cultural attractions, heritage monuments and shop for clothes, jewelery, handicraft items and ethnic crafts in the markets of Jaipur on our Jaipur honeymoon tours.

The city of Jaipur is the prime example of the culture and tradition of the Rajputana Empire. In this land, towering forts were built for the fortification of the city. The royal city of Jaipur owes its name to the founder of the city, Sawai Jai Singh II (1693-1743) who founded Jaipur in 1627. The city was well planned, structured, and had one of the best drinking water systems in the medieval world. Being the capital of Rajasthan, the city is mirror to every thing that Rajasthan signifies, be its culture, tradition, society, and, most important, the people.

Gangaur festival held in honor of goddess Parvati is celebrated after a few days after Holi in February/March on a grand scale. Primarily a women festival, married women pray for the long life of their husbands and unmarried girls pray for getting a good husband.

Teej is a major festival in Jaipur celebrated during the months of July/August and dedicated to goddess Parvati. The festival celebrates the onset of the monsoon.

The City Palace of Jaipur: The City Palace is an architectural marvel that presents a perfect blend of Rajasthani and Mughal art and architecture. The City Palace has projecting balconies, arches and the entrances. The palace covers one-seventh of the area in Jaipur. The City Palace also has a museum with an exclusive collection of Rajasthani costumes, miniature paintings, carpets and royal paraphernalia.

Jantar Mantar: Sawai Jai Singh who also built the five observatories in India built the largest stone observatory in the world, Jantar Mantar. Its complex instruments are excellent for predicting the figures related to the Indian astronomy.

Hawa Mahal: The Hawa Mahal or Palace of Winds is the major landmark in Jaipur, which was built in 1799 AD. This five-storey building hued in pink has the well-arched semi-octagonal windows.

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