What to do in jaipur? where else to go in rajasthan?

Question

i have 13-17 in jaipur, what to do there?

Answer 1

Forts & Monuments in Jaipur:
The city with a rich architectural and historical legacy like Jaipur cannot want relics that are sure to enchant tourists. There are number of forts and monuments at Jaipur that are worth seeing and have been well preserved by the combined efforts of the tourism department of the Rajasthan Government and the erstwhile royalty:
Nahargarh Fort
Amber Fort
Jaigarh Fort. (The Jaigarh Fort holds the world's largest cannon (Jaivan), and offers stunning views).
City Palace.
Jantar Mantar
Hawa Mahal


Temples in Jaipur:
People of Jaipur are religious in nature and are deeply steeped in culture and traditions. Besides the royalty of Jaipur has always encouraged the regious traditions of the Pink City, which is not so conservative and orthodox in nature and displays equal regard for all religions but yet carefully follows the rituals and traditions of the past. A large number of beautiful temples can be seen in Jaipur :
Govind Devji Temple
Moti Doongari
Lakshmi Narayan Temple
Akshardham Temple (at Vaishali Nagar)
Jain Mandir (Shivdas Pura) 15-16 Km from Jaipur


Gardens in Jaipur:
Jaipur, the capital of the desert state of Rajasthan, is not barren in the least as may be expected by the tourists. There are some beautiful landscaped gardens to boast of too that have been carefully developed to attract the visitors. The visual delight to the eyes of the visitors, these green retreats are undoubtedly the result of the foresight of the Sawai Raja Jai Singh who founded Jaipur and his town planner Vidyadhar.
Ram Niwas Garden
Central Museum (or Albert Hall Museum)
Zoological Garden
Sisodia Rani Palace and Garden
Vidyadhar Garden
Central Park (Entrance near Statue Circle)


Don't forget to visit Raj Mandhir Theater. An experience in itself. The best movie theater in Rajastan, it offers an overwhelming experience. From the pushing, shoving, and general chaos in the ticket line, to an audience that laughs, cries, cheers, claps, and consistently talks through the entire film, the Raj Mandhir provides an insight into Rajasthani culture. The movies themselves are always interesting; Masala movies are action, drama, mystery, suspense, and epics all wrapped into one single movie, teeming with dances and obligatory wet Sari scenes, and unabashedly lifting generous amounts of plot devices from Western movies.


Excursions in Jaipur:
There are many places to visit around the city of Jaipur. One can see the amazing step wells and Harshad Mata Temple at Abhaneri and the Krishna Temples of Karauli. Rajasthani handicrafts are very famous and you can have the first-hand experience of the traditional block-printing process at Bagru and see the small-scale industry of handmade paper flourishing in Sanganer. Besides, one can also see the Jain Temples at Sanganer. The adventure-seekers and wildlife enthusiasts would love to visit the best-known Tiger reserve in India, Ranthambore National Park and the Sariska National Park. Samode Palace is exquisitely beautiful and has been preserved in a good condition while the Persian art of Tonk, which was once ruled by 'Pathans' of Afghanistan, is sure to grab the attention of the tourists. The charms never cease to amaze tourists in and around Jaipur.


Eateries of Jaipur:
Taj Rambagh amphitheatre offers both traditional entertainment and Tandoori cuisine to its guests. There are multicuisine restaurants here too. Lakshmi Misthaan Bhandaar or LMB is well known for serving sumptuous Rajasthani cuisine including famous dessert of Jaipur, 'ghewar'. There are many good multi-cuisine restaurants at Ganapati Plaza, while one can get real taste of Rajasthan at Tonk Road and Choki Dhani. However, these places offer only vegetarian traditional meals in their rustic way with lots of desi ghee and no tables unlike the sophisticated ways of big and famous restaurants in the city. Here, you can also enjoy the folk performances and a camel ride before lunch or dinner.

There are several world-class multicuisine restaurants offering Indian, Continental and Chinese cuisine at MI Road. The palace turned hotels have some quality bars and multicuisine restaurants too such as Hotel Maharani Palace, Hotel Rambagh Palace, Hotel Mansingh Palace and Hotel Jai Mahal Palace . To savor South Indian food or nibble on fast food, Subhash Marg is a good place to explore. 'Niro's' specializes in Indian vegetarian and non-vegetarian, Chinese and Continental food along with American Ice Cream Sodas, while 'Golden Dragon' is known for its perfect Chinese cuisine. For a nibble in reasonable prices, 'Copper Chimney', 'Indian Coffee House' and 'Chanakya Restaurant' are good places to choose from. All of the above are situated on MI Road. Those who love to drink must visit 'Polo Bar' at the Rambagh Palace.


Shopping Attractions Of Jaipur:
Shopping in Jaipur is a pleasure. The main markets popular among tourists are Jauhari Bazar, Bapu Bazar, Nehru Bazar, Chaura Rasta, Tripolia Bazar and M.I. Road. Jewellery, precious and semi-precious stones and the famous 'kundan' and 'minakari' work of Jauhari Bazaar attract many. Tie and dye sarees such as 'Bandhni' and 'Lehariya' are also famous in this market. Especially the two lanes famous in this market for shopping are Gopalji ka Rasta and Haldion ka Rasta that boasts of housing good and reputed shops for jewellery and traditional tie and dye fabrics and textiles.

Bapu Bazar and Nehur Bazar are famous for textiles, local perfumes and shoes made of camel skin. There are a number of emporia on Mirza Ismial road (M.I. Road) offering a wide range of products such as jewellery, brass work, textiles, blue pottery and woodwork. Leather footwear such as shoes and 'jutis' are best buys in Ramganj Bazar. Other famous bazaars are Kishanpol Bazar for tie and dye textiles, Maniharon Ka Rasta or Tripolia Bazar for lac bangles and Subhash Chowk for carpets. There is a lot of bargaining here. Jaipur is internationally known for its gemstones master cutters, polishers and gemstone dealers. Other items to look for in Jaipur are Stone Craft Marble, sandstone articles and traditional miniature paintings.

Answer 2

Hawa Mahal
The ornamental facade of this "Palace of Winds" is a prominent landmark in Jaipur. Their five-storey structures of sandstone plastered pink encrusted with fine trelliswork and elaborate balconies. The palace has 953 niches and windows. Built in 1799 by Pratap Singh, the Mahal was a royal grandstand for the palace women.

City Palace
A delightful blend of Mughal and traditional Rajasthani architecture, the City Palace sprawls over one-seventh of the area in the walled city. It houses the Chandra Mahal, Shri Govind Dev Temple and the City Palace Museum. .

Jantar Mantar
This is the largest and the best preserved of the five observatories built by Jai Singh II in different parts of the country. This observatory consisting of outsized astronomical instruments is still in use. .

Amber Fort Palace
Amber is the classic romantic Rajasthani fort palace. Its construction was started by Man Singh I in 1592, and completed by his descendent Jai Singh I. Its forbidding exterior belies an inner paradise where a beautiful fusion of Mughal and Hindu styles finds it's ultimate expression. .

The Statue Circle
This is a traffic roundabout In Jaipur. It is the favourite lounge of Jaipur and a place for evening out, with 'Meals on Wheels' standing by. Strangely it acquires its name of statue circle after its figurine rather than the grand Sawai Jai Singh the founder of modern day Jaipur. .

Moti Dungri
In the middle of Jaipur rises a small hill Moti Dungri meaning pearl hill, because it looks hill a drop of pearl. An exotic palace is parched which is a replica of Scottish castle once occupied by Maharaja Madho Singh's son. .

Answer 3

Jewellery-shopping! Blue sapphires, rubys, gold.

Answer 4

Ride a camel

Answer 5

alot to see in jaipurand you will see it all in that time