Top Things to Do in Jaipur in 2025 – Your Ultimate Travel Guide

Planning your trip to Rajasthan this year? Look no further than the vibrant and royal Pink City – Jaipur. With its stunning architecture, rich history, colorful markets, and lively culture, Jaipur is a must-visit destination in 2025. Whether you're a first-time traveler or a seasoned explorer, this guide covers the best things to do in Jaipur for an unforgettable experience.

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✅ 1. Wander Through the Majestic Amer Fort

Start your Jaipur journey at Amer Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its artistic elements, mirror work, and royal courtyards. New in 2025: interactive AR exhibits and night-time light shows that bring the fort’s history to life.

🎯 Tip: Reach early for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.

✅ 2. Dive into Royalty at the City Palace

Located in the heart of the Old City, City Palace offers a majestic glimpse into Jaipur’s royal past. It now includes audio-guided digital tours, exclusive access to Chandra Mahal, and curated art collections.

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✅ 3. Try Traditional Block Printing in Sanganer

2025 is all about authentic and immersive experiences. Don’t just shop—create your own block-printed fabric in a local workshop. Ideal for families, creatives, and those who love hands-on experiences.

✅ 4. Snap Stunning Photos at Patrika Gate

Located near Jawahar Circle Garden, Patrika Gate is an architectural marvel and a popular Instagram spot. Its colorful corridors reflect Rajasthani history and folk art—a must-see in Jaipur.

✅ 5. Feel the Breeze at Hawa Mahal

This iconic “Palace of Winds” features 953 windows and offers panoramic views of the city. 2025 updates now allow limited entry into the upper floors, giving tourists a better view of Johari Bazaar.

🎯 Nearby: Great spot for street shopping and snacks like kachoris and kulhad chai.

✅ 6. Enjoy the Sunset from Nahargarh Fort

The best panoramic view of Jaipur comes from Nahargarh Fort, especially at sunset. The fort now has a rooftop café, bike trails, and curated art installations for travelers to explore.

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✅ 7. Boating Near Jal Mahal

While Jal Mahal is still not open for internal visits, boating around the palace resumed in 2025, giving travelers a chance to view the palace up close and capture breathtaking photos.

✅ 8. Indulge in Jaipur’s Food Scene

From Rajasthani thalis at local eateries to fine-dining rooftop restaurants, Jaipur offers a culinary journey of its own. Be sure to try:

• Dal Baati Churma

• Ker Sangri

• Ghewar (especially in festivals)

✅ 9. Shop Local at Bapu Bazaar and Johari Bazaar

Jaipur is a paradise for shoppers. Pick up handicrafts, juttis, leheriya, tie-dye scarves, and precious stones from these historic markets. Many vendors now offer UPI payments and shipping options.

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✅ 10. Attend Jaipur Literature Festival 2025

If you're visiting in January, don't miss the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF)—a gathering of global authors, poets, and thinkers. In 2025, it includes live concerts, food festivals, and cultural evenings.

🏨 Where to Stay in Jaipur

Whether you prefer luxury, heritage, or boutique stays, Jaipur has something for everyone:

• Rambagh Palace – for royalty-level luxury

• Zostel Jaipur – for budget travelers and backpackers

• Hotel Narain Niwas Palace – a blend of comfort and culture

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🧳 Final Travel Tips for Jaipur in 2025

• Best time to visit: October to March

• Ideal trip duration: 2–3 days

• Book entry tickets for forts and museums online in advance

• Respect local customs and dress modestly in temples and palaces

• Don’t forget to carry a reusable water bottle and sunscreen

✈️ How to Reach Jaipur

• By Air: Jaipur International Airport now offers direct flights from Dubai, Bangkok, and Singapore in 2025.

• By Train: Jaipur is well-connected via Shatabdi and other express trains.

• By Road: Smooth highways link Jaipur to Delhi (270 km) and Agra (240 km).

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