Jaipur

A sprawling 16th-century sandstone fortress complex featuring ornate halls, courtyards, and panoramic views of Maota Lake.

This five-story palace is constructed from red and pink sandstone and features 953 small windows designed to allow royal women to observe street life.

A royal complex housing a collection of textiles, weaponry, and artifacts that showcase the history of the Jaipur royal family.

An 18th-century astronomical observatory containing a collection of nineteen architectural astronomical instruments, including the world's largest stone sundial.

Perched on the edge of the Aravalli Hills, this fort offers an expansive vantage point overlooking the entire city of Jaipur.

A traditional market street known for its concentration of jewelry shops, gemstone traders, and tie-dye textile stalls.

The oldest museum in Rajasthan, housed in a building that serves as a prime example of Indo-Saracenic architecture.

A prehistoric Hindu pilgrimage site featuring a series of temples built into a narrow mountain pass, known locally as the Monkey Temple.

A popular market area specializing in traditional Rajasthani goods, including leather footwear, handicrafts, and local textiles.

A well-known establishment famous for its Pyaaz Kachori, a deep-fried savory pastry filled with spiced onions.