Your Rendezvous With the City
“The Pink City of Rajasthan”, “The Land of Rajputs” - metaphors are many but the essence of Jaipur is the same. Cradled by the majestic Aravalis, the state capital is locate don the edge of the Thar desert. Every visitor to Jaipur is left amused, awestruck and entertained. The legendary Forts and Palaces, the exquisite museums, the glorious historical trails, the charisma of vistas, the unique handicrafts and artistry all constitute a plethora of Attractions in Jaipur. The Architectural wonders of the city has attracted many travelers since ages from far and wide. A blend of historicism with a handful of modern trends makes Jaipur a Utopian tourist destinations in Rajasthan. The city is a true tourist's delight and it has witnessed many twists and turns in it 300 years of age.

But the grace of the city has not perished as of yet and surely it wouldn't ever. The design of the city conforms to the traditional architectural trends and the uniquely colored edifices and splendid structures are a witness to it. The contradiction of past and present exhibit a beautiful amalgamation of first modern city of India.

History of Jaipur Rajasthan :
The History of Jaipur is very interesting. The city has derived its name from its founder, Maharaja Jai Singh II. Jai Singh came into the power at very young age of 12 at the sudden demise of his father Maharaja Bishan Singh. Maharaj Jai Singh was extremely politically, intellectually talented. He had equal expertise in the battlefield and was known as the warrior-astronomer. After three years of his succession to the throne, Jai Singh was capable enough to withstand the Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb. Aurangzeb was so much impressed by the wit of Jai Sing that he conferred the title of “Sawai” which means “One and a Quarter”. The title was proudly borne by all the descendants of Jai Singh.

The wealth of the kingdom increased immensely and a rising need to settle the burgeoning population led Jai Singh to establish a new city which he named Jaipur. His vision and the intellect of Vidyadhar, the chief architect, helped in the establishment of city. Jai Singh's keen interest in arts, science and religion fostered their development in Jaipur. After Jai Singh's Death in 1744, his many offspring laid the kingdom prey to be invaded by the neighboring Rajput empires. It enjoyed cordial relations with the British. The credit of painting the city in pink goes to Maharaja Ram Singh who wanted the city to be a symbol of hospitality.

Following Indian independence in the later years, the royal land was transformed and was merged with Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Bikaner thereby becoming the greater Rajasthan union. The title was revoked and Man Singh II was designated as an Indian Ambassador in Spain.

A Tourist's Delight
The Attractions of Jaipur are many. A visit to the mesmerizing city is incomplete without enjoying the

• Forts and Palaces which include Amber Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort and City Palace.
• The wonderful Archaeological wonders like Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal and Jal Mahal Palace.
• Have an introduction with the historical artifacts at the Museums of Jaipur comprising Albert Hall, City Palace Museum and Doll's Museum.
• The trimmed velvety grass of Jai Niwas Garden, Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh, Kanak Vrindavan Garden, Vidyadhar Garden and Ram Bagh Niwas are worth seeing.
• You can offer your prayers at the temples of Jaipur including Birla Temple, Galtaji Temple, Govind Devji Temple and Moti Doongri Temple.
• You would also love to see the Birla Planetarium and Gaitore Chattris.

Highlights of Jaipur
The city is simply superb with many facets. Besides, the tourists attractions, the fairs and festival of Jaipur are also worth experiencing. The sight of vibrant and vivacious people, historical sites overlooking the city, beautiful surrounding landscapes, the city full of commotion and busy with activities is outstanding. Find yourself in Jaipur drenched in the indelible colors of traditions and culture. The main attractions of Jaipur lie in the old walled city.

Jaipur's Elephant Festival adds to the rosy hue of the pink structures. Celebrated every year in March on the occasion of Holi, the festival has a unique concept of its own kind. The occasion is held in famous Chaugan ground of Jaipur. People flock in large number to celebrate the occasion with much pomp and show. The city comes alive with only female elephants parading with decorated trunks and tusks. You can see the elephants moving gleefully in a procession, running races, playing the royal game of polo and finally participating in the spring festival of Holi. Following the procession of elephants, camels and horses are the lively musicians and folk dancers. Not to Pretermit

• The extravaganza of Elephant Festival during Holi is must for national and international tourists.
• Chandpol Bazaar, Choti Chaupar, Badi Chaupar, Tripolia Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar, Johri Bazaar, Nehru Bazaar, Ramganj Chaupar, Suraj Pol Bazaar will take care of the shopping freaks.
• The blue pottery items made of crushed quartz.
• The lac bangles, the ornaments made of precious and semi-precious stones which can range from earrings to bangles, neck pieces, rings, anklets and trinkets.
• The handicrafts articles, the textiles of sanganeri prints and tie-dye prints.

May We Assist You !
We take care of you and your concerns right from the day you book a tour with us. From arrival till departure we will be there for you. We will arrange sightseeing tour of the city and tell you the history and beliefs related with a particular attraction. Be it a currency exchange matter or locating important spots, we are there at every step. The exciting drives and astounding destinations are sure to entice you and this is what are motto is.

Please feel free to make any inquiry to us. Your satisfaction comes first for us.