About Jaipur

Travel Information for Travellors going to Rajasthan

Information about Jaipur Jaipur, the lively capital of Rajasthan, is widely known as the ' Pink City ' as of the pink-colored buildings in its old city.

It is seated on a dry lake bed in to some extent arid landscape, bordered by bleak hills triumphed by forts and crenellated walls.

This busy capital is definitely a place of wild dissimilarities and a devour for the eyes. Jaipur has preserved its brawny Rajputana flavor tempered by quite a few influences - the mughals being the most well-known. The region's sturdy cultural customs are conspicuously evident even today.

The city is a visitor's enchantment. From the elaborate, flimsy looking Hawa Mahal to the explicit forms of Jantar Mantar - an open air observatory of hefty astronomical instruments, the Badi Chaupar lined with small entities and business establishments on either sides to the royal fort-palace at Amber; the colorful fountains of life to the inspirational Birla Temple; and the architectural delight of the City Palace to the tranquil Jal Mahal.

The metropolis of Jaipur is the primary example of the background and customs of this region. On this soil, soaring forts were built as much for flamboyance as for frightening the enemy; and frantic battles were fought by rulers who were huge patrons of the art.