Jaipur is full of history, beauty, and hidden gems. In this list, we show you 7 amazing places to visit in Jaipur. Some are famous, some are secret – and #6 is a total surprise!
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7 Albert Hall Museum
The oldest museum in Rajasthan, Albert Hall is a treasure chest of art, history, and royal culture. At night, the building lights up beautifully, giving it a magical glow. A must-visit for anyone who loves ancient artifacts, architecture, and heritage.
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6 Jal Mahal
Floating in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, Jal Mahal is a stunning five-story palace, four of which remain underwater. Though visitors can't enter, its view from the road is a peaceful and picturesque sight. Perfect for photographers, couples, and serenity seekers.
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5 Nahargarh Fort
Perched on the Aravalli hills, Nahargarh Fort offers breathtaking sunset views and a panoramic look at the Pink City. It’s a favorite among locals and tourists for evening drives and hilltop picnics. If you’re with friends, this is the ideal chill-out spot.
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4 Jantar Mantar
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jantar Mantar is one of the world’s largest stone-built observatories. This place showcases India’s astronomical brilliance from the 18th century. It’s educational, interactive, and a unique place that makes you think!
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3 City Palace
This palace still houses the royal family and blends Rajput, Mughal, and European architecture. Walk through grand courtyards, royal rooms, and vibrant galleries that tell Jaipur’s regal story. You’ll feel like royalty just stepping inside this palace!
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2 Hawa Mahal
The iconic “Palace of Winds” has 953 small windows built for royal ladies to enjoy street views without being seen. Its honeycomb structure makes it one of the most Instagrammable places in Jaipur. The breeze here feels timeless — and magical.
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1 Amer Fort (Amber Fort)
The crown jewel of Jaipur tourism, Amer Fort is where history, architecture, and royal charm meet. From elephant rides to the stunning Sheesh Mahal, every corner of this fort is a visual delight. Start your Jaipur journey here — and thank us later.
