Jaipur night city tour with sunset at Nahargarh Fort

• A private vehicle with a driver who speaks English. • Costs for fuel, parking, and any other applicable fees. • Tea and coffee provided. • Pickup and drop-off service at the hotel.

• Tips • Food and beverages • Admission charges • Admission charges • Individual expenses.

• Infants must be seated on an adult's lap • Appropriate for participants of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellation must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup and drop-off services are available from your hotel, the airport, or any chosen location in Jaipur.

• Ajmeri Gate, one of the primary entrances in Jaipur, India, marks the beginning of the Pink City. The walls of Jaipur were built in 1727 under Maharaja Jai Singh II and feature seven gates. • Situated beneath Nahargarh and just outside the city walls, Royal Gaitore is a peaceful and lesser-known site. The intricately carved stone monuments honor significant figures such as Jai Singh II, Madho Singh II, and Maharajah Pratap Singh. The most notable marble tomb belongs to Jai Singh II and includes a dome supported by twenty sculpted pillars. • At Nahargarh Fort, one can see a stunning sunset and take in sweeping views of Jaipur from its hilltop location. The fort's high position offers an excellent perspective, making it a prime spot to observe the Pink City bathed in evening light. • Jal Mahal, a water palace located in the center of the picturesque Man Sagar Lake in Jaipur, showcases a unique architectural style of Rajput culture. In the 18th century, Maharaja Jai Singh II of Amber enhanced both the palace and the adjacent lake, resulting in a remarkable five-story red sandstone structure. • Jaipur is captivating by day, but it transforms into an even more enchanting sight at night. The pink walls, monuments, and alleys become more vibrant, creating a stunning scene in the Walled City of Jaipur. A stop is made at a lovely rooftop with expansive views of the city, where guests can enjoy tea and fritters while guides provide insights into the history and culture of the area. • This location serves as the core of Jaipur's historic city, where skilled artisans have been engaged in their crafts for generations. Visitors can observe the lighting over historic gates and watch artists create beautiful sculptures, colorful bangles, intricate needlework, and traditional block printing. • The glittering city lights combined with a soothing breeze offer an event that perfectly embodies the essence of Jaipur's twilight charm, making for a delightful experience for those interested in architecture and design. • Guests will observe the lights and sounds at the Amar Jawan Jyoti show. While enjoying the evening breeze, the illuminated New Vidhansabha of Jaipur adds a colorful glow to the area, creating a unique atmosphere.