Places to visit in Jaipur India A place where royal splendor meets lively tradition, a city that emits warmth, color, and history with every inch […]
Places to visit in Jaipur India
Places to visit in Jaipur India
A place where royal splendor meets lively tradition, a city that emits warmth, color, and history with every inch of its being and entitled as the Pink City - Jaipur. The city is a splendid merger of Rajput magnificence and cultural dazzle. In its streets legends of heroes and artists are alive with history characters, famous for the times when these were the fortified castles that overlook the crowded markets, and the exquisite palaces that mirror in the lakes.
Indeed, every corner of Jaipur is like a walk through a museum that is alive – the air being scented with the spices, the sparkle of the artisanal jewelry, and the beats of Rajasthani folk music. The place is a charm to any type of traveler – be it by the allure of the ancient buildings, the deep-rooted heritage, or simply the gorgeous walls in pink shade. This place is also a part of great travel circuit of India – Golden Triangle Tours or Delhi Agra Jaipur Tours.
Jaipur, Rajasthan Tours is not just an ordinary location where you can visit and just forget, its an emotion fully filled with the royalty, history, culture and may more. So, lets starts the journey to experience the most stunning places to visit in Jaipur, India.
List of Palaces to visit in Jaipur
- Amer Fort
- Jaigarh Fort
- Nahargarh Fort
- Hawa Mahal
- Jal Mahal
- City Palace
- Rambagh Palace
- Man Sagar Lake
- Albert Hall Museum
- Jaipur Zoo
- Jantar Mantar
- Raj Mandir Cinema
- Sambhar Salt Lake
- Birla Mandir
- Shree Garh Ganesh Temple
- Galta Ji Temple
- Jawahar Kala Kendra
1:- Amber Fort
Amber Fort (also known as Amer Fort) is a breathtaking example of the luxury and the art of the Rajput period, which is visible in grand style to the visitors who go to see it. It was built by Raja Man Singh in 1592. It tempts tourists by its amazing courtyard, astounding sheesh Mahal with its mirror works and marble palaces.
While touring the fort, following its decorative gates and winding stairs, you will find each wall talking to you about fights and kings. The fort is situated beside the calm Maota Lake from where it offers jaw-dropping views. To make the Amber visit more memorable, one can go there at sunset or also attend the light-and-sound show - a terrific way of experiencing the royal heritage of Jaipur which is a must for every tourist.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Amber Fort:
- Jantar Mantar: 8.2km
- Hawa Mahal: 8.5km
- Isarlat: 9km
- Government Central Museum Albert Hall: 10km
- Nahargarh Fort: 10km
- Sisodia Rani Bagh: 12.6km
- Vidhyadhar Garden: 12km
Holidays of Amber fort: Dhulandi
Timing of opening and closing of Amber Fort: 7am - 9pm
Prices (INR)
Elephant Ride (Foreigners): INR 2500 per ride for two people
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult: 420
- Indian Student: 110
- Foreigner Adult: 1250
- Foreigner Student: 550
General Tickets
- Indian Adult: 100
- Indian Student: 20
- Foreigner Adult: 500
- Foreigner Student: 150
Night Tickets
- Indian Adult: 100
- Indian Student: 20
- Foreigner Adult: 500
- Foreigner Student: 150
Note: Student tickets will be issue on the bases of valid ID card.
Additional Information
Free Entry Days:
- On World Tourism Day (27 Sept)
- On World Museum Day (18 May)
- On World Heritage Day (18 Apr)
- On Rajasthan Diwas (30 Mar)
Free Entry Fees For:
- Children below 7 yrs.
- Entry for students will be free between 10:00 Am to 5:00 Pm, everyday on the recommendation of their authentic Institute.
Exhibits:
- Chand Pol (Moon Gate)
- Diwan-I-Aam (Hall of Public audience)
- Sukh Mandir (Diwan-I-Khas)
- Suraj Pol (Sun Gate)
- Hammam (Turkish Bath)
- Jabel Chowk
- Singh Pol (Lion Gate)
- Water Storage Tank of Diwan-I-Aam
- Ganesh Pol
- Bhojanshala (Dining Hall)
- Rasoda – The Royal Kitchen
- Diwan-I-Khas
- Palace of Raja Man Singh
- Kesar Kyari (Saffron Flowerbed)
- Water Storage Tank of Raja Man Singh
- Rang Mahal (Palace of Colors)
- Tripolia (Three Gates) Gateway
2:- Jaigarh Fort
Jaigarh, a fort which is situated on the top of Amer is the soldier’s barracks - it is tough, cleverly planned, and invincible. Maharaja Jai Singh II erected it in 1726 so as to protect Amer Fort and also to stash away the royal treasury. What makes the fort most famous is Jaivana, the biggest cannon in the world on wheels, which is a very powerful symbol of the Rajput hold over the situation. When you go through the thick walls, the underground tunnels, and the lookout towers, you can see from here the entire vastness of the Aravalli ranges as well as the Amber Complex that is located at the foot of the hill. Contrary to many heavily ornamented forts that are just for show, Jaigarh is a real defender - it is still there, august, powerful, and is very much alive with the stories of past battles which makes it one of the best places to visit in Jaipur.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Jaigarh Fort:
- Hawa Mahal: 10.2 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 5.4 km
- Amber Fort: 7 km
- Jal Mahal: 7.2 km
- Jantar Mantar: 10.4 km
- City Palace: 10.4 km
- Rambhag Palace: 15.3 km
- Albert Hall: 13.3 km
Timing: 9:00 Am to 6:30 Pm
Prices (INR)
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult:
- Indian Student:
- Foreigner Adult:
- Foreigner Student:
General Tickets
- Indian Adult:
- Indian Student:
- Foreigner Adult:
- Foreigner Student:
Note: Student tickets will be issue on the bases of valid ID card and for below 5yrs children there is no fees
Exhibits:
- Jaivana Canon
- Canon Foundry
- Fort Museum
- Sculpture Park
- Contemporary Park
3: Nahargarh Fort
This imperial fort is located on Aravalli Hills, from where you can get a stunning overlook of Jaipur. This fort was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1734 and originally named as Sudarshangrah but after some time named Nahargarh on the name of prince Nahar Singhs. It is said to be haunted by the ghost of Prince Nahar Singh, whose name the fort took. At present, travellers and the locals, equally, find Nahargarh as their favorite place to relax and especially at sunset when Jaipur is lit up by the golden rays, it becomes more and more packed. The Madhavendra Bhawan inside is the part of the palace where the queens lived and it brings the element of love and magnificence to this scenic fortress.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Nahargarh Fort:
- Amber Fort - 10.0 km
- Hawa Mahal - 13.0 km
- Jantar Mantar - 13.7 km
- Isarlat - 14.4 km
- Sisodia Rani Bagh - 18.1 km
- Government Central Museum Albert Hall - 15.4 km,
- Vidhyadhar Garden - 17.5 km.
Timing: 10:00 Am - 10:00 Pm
Remain closed on: Dhulandi
Prices (INR)
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult: 420
- Indian Student: 110
- Foreigner Adult: 1100
- Foreigner Student: 550
General Tickets
- Indian Adult: 50
- Indian Student: 20
- Foreigner Adult: 200
- Foreigner Student: 100
Note: Student tickets will be issue on the bases of valid ID card.
Additional Information
Free Entry Days:
- On World Tourism Day (27 Sept)
- On World Heritage Day (18 Apr)
- On World Museum Day (18 May)
- On Rajasthan Diwas (30 Mar)
Free Entry Fees For:
- Children below 7 yrs.
- Entry for students will be free between 10:00 Am to 5:00 Pm, every day on the recommendation of their authentic Institute.
Exhibits
- Sunrise Point
- Jaipur Wax Museum & The Palace of Mirror
- Madhvendra Bhawan
- Sunset Point
- Madhvendra Bawdi
- The Stepwell Outside the Nahargarh Fort
- Kali Burj & Padao Restaurant
4:- Hawa Mahal
The Hawa Mahal, literally “Palace of wind / Air” is probably one of the most noted landmarks of Jaipur. A landmark of five floors, this palace with its 953 tiny windows, or jharokhas, was created in 1799 by the Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh. These were made for the use of women of the royal family to be able to perceive the festival from the streets and not to be seen themselves. Constructed of pink and red sandstone, its front looks like the crown of Lord Krishna. Since the ones are open to air, the place is kept cool all the year around. One can go upto the top floor to have a fantastic view of the whole city and also roam the little museum that has ancient artifacts from the royal era. A visit to Hawa Mahal is indispensable when one is in Jaipur and for the reasons of its charming façade with exquisite lattices and architectural genius standing it out among the other monuments of Jaipur.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Hawa Mahal:
- Jantar Mantar: 700 m
- Amber Fort:2 km
- Isarlat:8 km
- Government Central Museum Albert Hall:5 km
- Vidhyadhar Garden:2 km
- Sisodia Rani Bagh: 5.8 km
- Nahargarh Fort:0 km
Hawa Mahal Remain Closed On: Dhulandi
Open and close Timing of the fort: 9:00 AM - 7.00 PM
Prices (INR)
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult: 420
- Indian Student: 110
- Foreigner Adult: 1100
- Foreigner Student: 550
General Tickets
- Indian Adult: 50
- Indian Student: 20
- Foreigner Adult: 200
- Foreigner Student: 100
Note: Student tickets will be issue on the bases of valid ID card.
Additional Information
Free Entry Days:
- On Rajasthan Diwas (30 Mar)
- On World Heritage Day (18 Apr)
- On World Museum Day (18 May)
- On World Tourism Day (27 Sept)
Free Entry Fees For:
- Disable Person
- Children below 7 yrs.
- Entry for students will be free between 10:00 Am to 5:00 Pm, every day on the recommendation of their authentic Institute.
Exhibits
- Chandrapoli Entrance Gate
- Anapoli Entrance Gate
- Second Chowk
- Ratna Mandir
- Sharad Mandir
- Vichitra Mandir
- Prakash Mandir
- Hawa Mandir
- Baby Feeding Room
- Top View Chhatri
- Bihar Mandir Room
5:- Jal Mahal
“Water Palace” is the meaning of Jal Mahal, and it is truly an enthralling sight that seems to be a palace floating on the water of the Man Sagar Lake. It was built in 1699 and renovation and enlargement were done by Maharaja Jai Singh II with integrates Mughal and Rajput architecture styles. Four of its five levels are under the water and so the palace has this mysterious magical quality to it. This place can be only admire from the shore of the lake or during boat riding. cool hills and the peaceful water make it an excellent place for photographers and nature lovers. At both sunrise and sunset, Jal Mahal is so beautiful that it looks like a fairy tale and it gives a perfect glimpse of Jaipur’s royal style mixed with the nature’s ageless charm.
6:- City Palace
City Palace is located in the center of Jaipur and sprawls far and wide with such area filled with gardens, courtyards, and imposing structures. Built by King Sawai Jai Singh II in 1729, the palace is the perfect combination of the architectures of the Mughals and Rajputs. The palace is open to the public but a part still serves as the home of the royal family. Museums have been made in the palatial buildings of the City Palace, after renovation. Among the palatial landmarks, tourists may pay visits to the Mubarak Mahal, Chandra Mahal, and Diwan-I-Khas are which are the exhibitions of the royal costumes, manuscripts, and armaments respectively. Besides the exquisite Peacock Gate and the elaborate marble workmanship, there are numerous other attractions to be found in the palace to make a tour of the City Palace an unforgettable one for people of Jaipur.
Distance of nearby tourist places form City Palace:
- Jantar Mantar: 41 m
- Nahargarh Fort: 13.6 km
- Hawa Mahal: 500 m
- Albert Hall: 2.7 km
- Galtaji Temple: 9.5 km
- Jal Mahal; 4.3 km
- Birla Mandir: 4.7 km
- Rambagh Palace: 6 km
- Jaigarh Fort: 10.4 km
- Patrika Gate: 12 km
Timing: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Prices (INR)
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult:
- Indian Student:
- Foreigner Adult:
- Foreigner Student:
General Tickets
- Indian Adult:
- Indian Student:
- Foreigner Adult:
- Foreigner Student:
Note: Student tickets will be issue on the bases of valid ID card and for below 5yrs children there is no fees
Exhibits
- Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum
- Chandra Mahal
- Mubarak Mahal
- Rang Mandir
- Shobha Niwas
- Sileh Khana
- Pothikhana Archives and Library
- Sabha Niwas
- Art and Artifacts
- Chhavi Niwas
7:- Rambagh Palace
This royal palace once was the residence of Kings of Jaipur, at present this palace turned into one of the most royal and luxurious heritage hotels. It was originally built in 1835, afterwards Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II renovated it and made it his permanent residence in 1925. Rambagh which is encircled with beautiful gardens and stylish courtyards is a landmark of regal Rajput architecture. Visitors have the liberty to eat in luxurious restaurants, take a walk in the royal corridors, or unwind themselves at the spa which was formerly used by the royal. Even non-residents are allowed to come for high tea or a heritage tour. Rambagh Palace is a fine example of the past royal Rajasthan blended with classy hospitality of the present times.
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8:- Man Sagar Lake
This tranquil lake is an artificial lake which was constructed in 1610 on the name of Raja Man Singh by the building of a dam over the Dharbawati River. The still water of the lake amazingly mirrors the Aravalli hills and the Jal Mahal palace, giving off picturesque views. The place is also a delight for bird watchers. The reason is in winter migratory species come to the area. To see the lake and its calmness from quite near one can take a boat ride. When the sun is hiding behind the hills, the water takes on the golden color and it is then that Man Sagar Lake becomes one of the tranquil and charming places that Jaipur offers.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Man Sagar Lake:
- Jal Mahal: 1.4 km
- Amber Fort: 2.8 km
- City palace: 4.6 km
- Jantar Mantar: 4.8 km
- Albert Hall: 6.5 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 9 km
- Hawa Mahal: 4.8 km
- Galtaji Temple: 12.8 km
9:- Albert Hall Museum
This museum is the oldest museum in Rajasthan and a real bank of art and history. Foundation of this museum was set up in 1876 and it was opened publicly in 1887. Holding the Indo-Saracenic features designs, the museum building itself is worth seeing. Inside it has a wide range of antiques such as paintings, sculptures, musical instruments, textiles, and metalwork, etc. In fact, the Egyptian mummy is the most talked about piece of the collection. The museum is like an encyclopedia and in the list of best places to visit in Jaipur, Rajasthan for glorify the art and cultural history. At night when lights are turned on, the Albert Hall must be really beautiful with a historic and artistic blend shining through it. It is a place compulsory for art lovers to go and for people who are curious about Indian heritage to visit.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Jantar Mantar:
- Vidhyadhar Garden: 5.5 km.
- Hawa Mahal: 2.5 km
- Isarlat: 2.5 km
- Jantar Mantar: 3.0 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 15.5 km
- Sisodia Rani Bagh: 6.0 km
- Amber Fort: 10.5 km
Timing: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Holidays: Dhulandi
Prices (INR)
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult: 50
- Indian Student: 20
- Foreigner Adult: 300
- Foreigner Student: 150
General Tickets
- Indian Adult: 420
- Indian Student: 110
- Foreigner Adult: 1100
- Foreigner Student: 550
Note: Student tickets will be issue on the bases of valid ID card.
Additional Information
Free Entry Days:
- Rajasthan Diwas: 30 March
- World Heritage Day: 18 April
- World Museum Day: 18 May
- World Tourism Day: 27 September
Free Entry Fees For:
- Children below 7 yrs.
- Entry for students will be free between 10:00 Am to 5:00 Pm, every day on the recommendation of their authentic Institute.
Exhibits
International Art
- Clay Models – Yogi Postures
- Lacquer Work
- Coin Gallery
- Sculpture Gallery
- Jewelry
- Carpet Gallery
- Thomas Holbein Hendley
- Arms & Armory Gallery
- Mummy
- Metal Art
- Stone Carving
- Wood Carving
10:- Jaipur Zoo
Park & Zoos has a very low-light plan, and it is among the 10 most popular places in Jaipur that people are missing out on. It is situated within the excellent, bright green environment close to the Albert Hall Museum and is maintained with the help of the Municipal Corporation. The zoo is separated into two parts- one for mammals only. It also includes birds and reptiles. The animals are so much fun for the nature and wildlife lovers as it includes species like tigers, leopards, deer, crocodiles, and different types of birds. Jaipur Zoo also has a little museum that is totally dedicated to the wildlife of the Desert land of Rajasthan. Jaipur Zoo is a perfect place for families with kids and provides an educational and enjoyable outing amidst nature and also conserves and mingles with the city’s historical charm.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Jaipur Zoo:
- Albert Hall Museum: 600 m
- Hawa Mahal: 2 km
- City Palace: 2.5 km
- Jal Mahal: 6.1 km
- Amber Fort: 9.2 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 15.4 km
- Galtaji Temple: 8.8 km
Timing:
- Winters: 9:00 Am to 5:00 Pm
- Summer: 8:30 Am to 5:30 Pm
Holidays:
- On Tuesday
- National Holidays of India
Prices (INR)
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult:
- Indian Student:
- Foreigner Adult:
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General Tickets
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11:- Jantar Mantar
Jantar Mantar, monument that is still a science wonder and historical landmark of Jaipur as well as included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built in 1734 by the genius architect- Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II and is an astronomical observatory comprising 19 large instruments made of stone and marble. These include solar dials, astrolabes, and devices to measure celestial coordinates, the most famous being the Samrat Yantra - the largest stone sundial in the world. The accuracy and the magnitude of these instruments is a testament to the scientific intelligence of ancient India. For visitors who want to get information this place is one of the best places to visit in Jaipur by the onsite experience and wonder how time, eclipses, and planetary movements were tracked hundreds of years ago. The Jantar Mantar is a perfect example of the integration of science, art, and architecture thus, it is a must-visit for the lovers of history and astronomy.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Jantar Mantar:
- Hawa Mahal: 850 m
- Isarlat: 1.0 km
- Government Central Museum Albert Hall: 1.9 km
- Vidhyadhar Garden: 5.3 km
- Sisodia Rani Bagh: 5.8 km
- Amber Fort: 7.5 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 13.6 km
Timing: 9:00 AM - 7.00 PM
Holidays: Dhulandi
Prices (INR)
Composite Tickets
- Indian Adult: 420
- Indian Student: 110
- Foreigner Adult: 1100
- Foreigner Student: 550
General Tickets
- Indian Adult: 50
- Indian Student: 20
- Foreigner Adult: 200
- Foreigner Student: 100
Note: Student tickets will be issue on the bases of valid ID card.
Additional Information
Free Entry Days:
- Rajasthan Diwas: 30 March
- World Heritage Day: 18 April
- World Museum Day: 18 May
- World Tourism Day: 27 September
Free Entry Fees For:
- Children below 7 yrs.
- Entry for students will be free between 10:00 Am to 5:00 Pm, every day on the recommendation of their authentic Institute.
Exhibits
- Interpretation Center
- Laghu Samrat Yantra
- Seat of Jai Singh
- Dhruv Dharshak Pattika
- Unfinished Krantivritta Yantra
- Nadivalaya Yantra
- Sasthamsa Yantra
- Palabha Yantra
- Digamsha Yantra
- Yantra Raj
- Ram Yantra
- Unnatamsha Yantra
- Chakra Yantra
- Dakshinovritti Bhitti Yantra
- Kapali Yanta
- Vrihat Samrat Yantra
- Jaiprakash Yantra
- Rashivalaya Yantra
12:- Raj Mandir Cinema
Raj Mandir Cinema is not just a location to watch a movie - it is a landmark of Jaipur and an identification of the city's love for Bollywood. It was concertized in 1965 by Mehtab Chand Golcha and opened in 1976 by Rajmal Surana and being a luxurious art-deco cinema hall, which was designed by architect W.M. Namjoshi, the place is popularly known for its grand interiors, royal décor, and premieres that feature the glittering world of the show business. The theater’s bright color-themed ceilings, lighting fixtures, and upper floors along with the royal décor make a great experience of the past regal Rajasthan for the visitors. The movie here accompanied by applauding audiences and lively surroundings, is actually like a festival. A film lover, or just somebody who wishes to experience local culture, Raj Mandir is the place to have an unforgettable peek into Jaipur’s cinematic delight.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Raj Mandir Cinema:
- Hawa Mahal: 4.9 km
- Albert Hall: 3 km
- City Palace: 5.4 km
- Jantar Mantar: 5.6 km
- Amber Fort: 12.1 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 18.3 km
Timing: 9:00 Am to 11:00 Pm
Prices (INR)
Exhibits
- Auditorium
- Architecture
- Reception Hall
- Lighting System
13:- Sambhar Salt Lake
Sambhar Salt Lake, situated at a distance of almost 80 kilometers from Jaipur, is not only India’s largest inland saline lake but also a lesser-known natural marvel. The lake which extends over an area of more than 200 square kilometers, is famous for its expansive white salt flats that shimmer with the sunshine. The lake has become the source of a major industry of salt production. Moreover, it has also become the habitat of many kinds of birds that migrate in the winter season among which are flamingos. So, they can immerse themselves in nature, travelers have the chance to wander through the salt pans, picture unreal sceneries, and verify the old salt-making customs being practiced. Besides this, the Shakambhari Devi Temple near the lake injecting spirituality into the locality. The lake environment equipped with an idyllic vibe is a dream place for photographers who can capture the beautiful but rare nature of the lake.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Sambhar Salt Lake:
- Devyani Kund: 1.8 km
- Hirnoda Fort: 18.5 km
14:- Birla Mandir
Birla Mandir or Laxmi Narayan Temple affectionately is a beautiful temple that stands at the foot of Moti Dungri Hill. The temple made completely of white marble by the Birla Foundations in 1988, serves as the home of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. The temple architecture is a mix of old and new concept, and the temple has intricately decorated pillars, aesthetically pleasing domes, and gorgeous marble panels which tell the tales of Hindu mythology. At the time of the day when there is no sun, the temple is brightly lit with lights and looks very beautiful and also gives the peace to the visitors. Birla Mandir is surrounded by the gardens and also a beautiful place for relaxation in the busy Jaipur city. The temple is also a representation of the clean and calm nature, apart from being a worship place.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Birla Mandir:
- Moti Dungri Temple: 350 m
- Albert Hall Museum: 2.6 km
- Rambagh Palace: 3.3 km
- Raj Mandir Cinema: 3.8 km
- Hawa Mahal: 3.9 km
- City Palace: 4.4 km
- Jantar Mantar(observatory): 4.6 km
- Pratika Gate: 7.9 km
- Galta ji Temple: 9.9 km
- Jal Mahal: 11.1 km
- Amber Fort: 14.2 km
- Jaigarh Fort: 17.1 km
Timing:
- Morning: 6:00 Am to 12:00 Pm
- Evening: 3:00 Pm to 9:00 Pm
Entry Fees: No
Exhibits
- White marble carvings of Hindu gods and goddesses
- Mythological scenes
- Historical figures like Buddha, Socrates, and Zarathustra
- Three Domes
- Stained glass window
15:- Shree Garh Ganesh Temple
Shree Garh Ganesh Temple located on a hill near Nahargarh Fort is one of the oldest sacred places of Jaipur and highly spiritually inclined. This ancient & magnificent temple is devoted to Lord Ganesh, this temple is whole different form any other Ganesh temple as here the idol is Ganesh’s Childhood with human head instead of elephant. The temple constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II before the city was built, is said to be a source of good luck and prosperity for the city. Adamant visitors climb the steep flight of stairs and reach the temple, where they get the opportunity of witnessing panoramic views of Jaipur. A large number of devotees accompany the festivities and celebrations of Ganesh Chaturthi festival at the temple that is held with utmost sincerity and faith.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Shree Garh Ganesh Temple:
- Jantar Mantar: 2 km
- City Palace: 3 km
- Jal Mahal: 3 km
- Hawa Mahal: 3 km
- Birla Mandir: 6km
- Jaigarh Fort: 9 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 12 km
- Galta Ji Temple: 13 km
Timing:
- Morning: 5:00 Am to 12:00 Pm
- Evening: 4:00 Pm to 7:00 Pm
Entry Fees: No
Exhibits
- Lord Ganesh Idol
- Panoramic view
- 365 Steps
16:- Galta Ji Temple
This ancient temple is famous as Money Temple which is situated in the Aravalli Hills. The complex of Temple is encircled by delightful carved pavilions, kunds or sacred water tanks and natural springs. It is a temple for Saint Galav, who is said to have done his meditation here. The primary draw is the natural spring which supplies water to seven holy tanks where pilgrims wash away their sins. There are also hundreds of monkeys living in the temple which have become its most lovable aspect. Its surrounding makes it one of the perfect places to visit in Jaipur by the hills full of trees, Galtaji is the perfect combination of tranquility, nature and spirituality.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Galta Ji Temple:
- Albert Hall Museum: 8.7 km
- Hawa Mahal: 8.8 km
- City Palace: 9.3 km
- Jantar Mantar: 9.5 km
- Jal Mahal: 14.8 km
- Amber Fort: 17.9 km
- Nahargarh Fort: 24 km
Timing: 5:00 Am to 9:00 Pm
Entry Fees: No
Exhibits
- Seven holy water tanks (Kunds)
- Galta Kund
- Intricate carvings and paintings
- Stunning palaces & temples
17:- Jawahar Kala Kendra
Jawahar Kala Kendra (JKK) is the heart of Jaipur’s culture, it was built in the period of 1986-92 and its arts center was designed in 1991 by the famous architect Charles Correa. The center epitomizes Jaipur’s architectural symbolism and is the main promoter of Indian art, music, dance, theater, and crafts. Its layout is based on Jaipur’s original city plan that is based on nine squares (mandalas), which symbolize cosmic elements. JKK is full of activities like exhibitions, workshops, and cultural performances which are visiting places for artists and tourists from all over the globe. This place offers museum, art galleries and amphitheater at a single place, which makes it best creative place. If you are art lover so this place is must visiting for you.
Distance of nearby tourist places form Jawahar Kala Kendra:
- Jawahal Circle Garden: 1.2 km
- Moti Dungri Ganesh Mandir: 2.2 km
- Kalaneri Art Academy: 3.8 km
- Albert Hall Museum: 4.3 km
- Rambagh Palace: 4.4 km
- World Trade Park: 4.6 km
- City Palace: 6.3 km
- Amber Fort: 13 km
Timing: 10:00 Am to 6:00 Pm
Holidays: Saturday & Sunday
Prices (INR)
Exhibits
- Museum and Art Galleries
- Art & Cultural Activities
- Craft Exhibitions
- Open-Air Theater
- Performances and Cultural Events.
Conclusion
Jaipur, the fascinating “Pink City,” is more than just a place - it’s a showcase of India’s royal heritage, art, and traditions that are beyond the reach of time. Each and every nook of the city is a narrative of it, from the huge forts of Amer and Jaigarh that still yell the bravado of the past to the intricate structure of Hawa Mahal and the cool beauty of Jal Mahal that is sitting pretty on calm waters. While the City Palace, Rambagh Palace, and Albert Hall Museum are the spectacular landmarks of the past when the city was ruled by kings, Birla Mandir, Garh Ganesh, and Galtaji are the holy places that depict its spiritual side.
With places like Jawahar Kala Kendra, which is a modern cultural hub, and Raj Mandir Cinema, an iconic spot, Jaipur is not a city that is stuck in history - it is still alive and kicking with all its royal grandeur intact. Whether it is the old lanes that you are discovering, or the architectural masterpieces that you are admiring, or the arts and festivals that you are partaking in, Jaipur has all the time in the world for you and is loaded with stories. Jaipur, North India Tours are not simply trips but a way to back in time through Rajasthan; it’s an ordeal that stays with you with its amalgamation of tradition, color, and charm that equals pure magic.
