Paint the canvas of your day pink! Here’s where to explore the Pink City best in 24 hours.
Jaipur is an amazing blend of culture, history, art and delicious delicacy. The city was founded by Jai Singh 11 in 1727, making Jaipur one of the earliest civilized cities in Japan. Today, Jaipur is considered the only city in the world with a leading urban planned city.
Sought-after and mesmerizing, here’s how to enjoy Jaipur best in 24 hours:
HAWA MAHAL
The Hawa Mahal is the most distinctive features of Jaipur. The building is extraordinarily painted in pink with the architectural design of a beehive. Its construction began in 1799 by the Singh Maharaja sawe. From the top of the building, you can get an amazing aerial view of the entire city and Jantar Mantar.
CITY PALACE
The city palace is located in the heart of the city, making it a prominent and amazing landmark in Jaipur. It is a complex consisting of several buildings including the Chandra Mahal. It was built in 1729 by the Singh Maharaja Sawai. The establishment contains an art gallery, royal palace, restaurants and entertainment spots. Here, you can have fun while learning about the city.
JAL MAHAL
The Jal Mahal is a unique place in the world and an amazing historical site. The Jal Mahal is a historical site that stands in the middle of a lake called Lake Man Sagar. Hills creating a scenic beauty surrounds the Lake. The Jal Mahal is five storeys. Its construction took place in the pre-civilization period. The building was constructed using sandstone purely making it a historical and archaeological; site. Jal Mahal has been designated by UNESCO as a leading heritage sits in the entire Japan region.
NAHARGARH FORT
Nestled on the Aravalli Hills, visit the Nahargah fort to witness the stunning sunset overlooking the pink city. Built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1734, the Fort was initially named Sudarshangarh Fort. Entry inside the fort is restricted after 5pm, so make sure to arrive right in time for the beautiful skyline during sunset.
AMBER FORT
Amber Fort is another landmark in Jaipur. It is located in the Aravalii hill overlooking Lake Maota. The fort was constructed in the 16th century using marble and red stone. It was constructed to act as a palace to the royal king, making it a modern-day royal palace. It consists of gates, cobbled paths, tamparts, courtyards, temple and a 12-kilometre perimeter wall. The fort yard is serene, romantic and fascinating.
Picture Credits: freepik.com, pixabay.com (@sarangib)
