Explore the destinations

Jantar Mantar - The Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory in Jaipur is one of the most precise pre-modern observatories in the world. It is believed to have been constructed in 1729 by the wise king Sawai Jai Singh II.

Albert Hall Museum - The museum houses a wide variety of objects, including paintings, jewellery, rugs, works of art made of crystal, ivory, stone, and metal.

Amer Fort - The fort's architectural elements are well known.

City Palace - City Palace Jaipur is a significant destination in the area and is well-known for its intriguing heritage.

Hawa Mahal - The most famous building in Jaipur. Jharokhas are magnificent five-story buildings that combine Hindu and Islamic architectural elements. It has tiny windows with latticework.

This village, which is encircled by Jacaranda and Flame of the Forest, is situated in the southeast corner of the state of Rajasthan on the foothills of the Vindhyachal. The defensive walls of Castle Bijaipur surround the village's centre.

Explore the destinations
Gol Gumaj 
The tomb of Mohammed Adil Shah, the ruler of Bijapur, is there.
It is regarded as the Deccan architectural style's structural triumph.

Ibrahim Rauza 
It houses the remains of Adil Shah ruler Ibrahim Adil Shah II and his wife Taj Sultana, and is also referred to as The Taj Mahal of the Deccan.

The Citadel
The Citadel, which has its own outside walls and moat, is home to palaces, gardens, and halls from Adil Shahi Dynasty. Most of it is in disrepair.

The Samode Village is located 42 kilometres from Jaipur. This charming, tiny village is well-known for its castles and havelis. A visit to the Samode Village is the ideal family holiday because it will give you a sense of modern Indian rural life as well as its cultural heritage. You must go on a camel safari while in Samode for an unforgettable experience.

Samode Fort
This list begins with a fort in pure regal traditional tourism style, which is extremely iconic of Rajasthan.

Samode Palace
Another masterpiece of heritage building in Samode's collection is this palace. This was constructed in vibrant colours and is visually appealing enough to have appeared in both domestic and foreign acclaimed motion pictures. 

Samode Bagh– Samode Bagh, also known as Mahar Kalan or Garden, was constructed in Mughal architecture in the 16th century. This Bagh is surrounded by a 15-foot high wall, covers 20 acres, and includes 44 air-conditioned tents painted sandbanks to accommodate tourists.

Explore the destinations.

Taj Mahal - Overlooking the Yamuna river, the monument is composed of white marble and attracts people with its beauty.

Agra Fort- One of the spectacular structures constructed in India during the Mughal Empire is the magnificent Agra Fort.

Mehtab Bagh - The half moon shaped Mehtab Bagh in Agra completes the eleven parks along the Yamuna River

Akbar's Mausoleum- The tomb of the mighty Mughal Emperor Akbar is located on the edge of the city of Agra.

Explore the destinations

Lotus Temple -  A Baha'i house of worship appears as unfolding rose petals. The temple has no connection to any religion.

Qutub Minar - A remarkable Indo-Islamic architectural synthesis is displayed in the form of a 73-meter-tall tower that is still approaching the sky.

Lodhi Garden - The Lodhi Garden has long drawn visitors from around the nation to its distinctive architecture and natural setting. Numerous Lodhi and Sayyid emperors were interred there.

Red Fort - As a reflection of the majestic strength and splendour of the Mughal rulers, the Red Fort's (Lal Qila) huge red sandstone walls stand 33 metres above the bustle of Old Delhi.

India Gate -This monument, which was built in 1931 as a memorial to the Afghan and World War I martyrs, is highly regarded.

Leaving the city with your memories of it still fresh in your mind. Go to the airport and take a flight of your new  destination where you want to go.