Why October Is The Best Time To Visit Jaipur

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Jaipur is the capital and the largest city of the north western Indian state, Rajasthan. It is also known as the "Pink City" of India for its distinct rose colored buildings, royal palaces and massive hill top forts. Among all the months, October is one of the most pleasant month to visit Jaipur. The temperature during these month usually range between 11 to 27 degrees which makes the weather more comfortable and beautiful, when compared to the hot summer months, this allows visitors to spend longer hours outdoors. Visitors can pack Light cotton clothes, comfortable walking shoes, light jacket or shawl, and lastly a modest cover up like a scarf which will be useful when visiting temple and religious sites. Many important festivals take place in the month of October such as, Dussehra, Festive markets, and Diwali preparations which makes the city feel more lively and colourful. Visitors can try some of the most famous food of Jaipur like Dal bhaati churma which is the combination of lentils, baked baati and sweet churma, Laal Maas which is a spicy Rajasthani meat, Pyaaz kachori which is a popular Jaipur snaks, Ghewar which is a traditional Rajasthani sweet, and Lassi which is a refreshing drinks.

 

How To Reach Jaipur

By Air : Visitors can fly to Jaipur international Airport which offers regular flights from different major cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Kolkata. The airport is also located close to the city centre which makes travel more convenient and easy for travellers.

By Road : Visitors can choose to drive or hire a private cab through National Highway and can enjoy excellent road connectivity with Delhi and nearby destinations.

By Train : Visitors can board a direct or connecting train to Jaipur Junction which is one of the major railway stations in Rajasthan.  

 

Best Places to Visit in Jaipur :

Hawa Mahal :  Hawa Mahal is one of Jaipur's most famous landmarks in Jaipur. It is a five story pink and red sandstone architectural marvel also known as the "Palace of the winds." It was built with hundreds of small windows and the structure was designed to allow royal women to observe life outside while remaining unseen. Here, visitors can go inside the palace and explore the interior and ramps where they can walk through the narrow corridors and inner courtyards. Visitors can also stop at Archaeological Museum which is located in the main courtyard. Here, visitors can see a small collection of old relics, miniature paintings, and antiques.  

 

Amber Fort : Amber Fort is a majestic 16th century hilltop fortress and UNESCO World Heritage site located in Amer Rajasthan which is about 11 kilometers from Jaipur. It is known for its artistic style elements. The fort is open daily from 8:00AM to 5:30PM. Here, visitors can spend time exploring its  Four Main Courtyards and wander through Jaleb chowk which is the public audience hall Diwan-e-Aam, and the private royal quarters. One of the main highlight of Amber Fort is Sheesh Mahal also known as Mirror Palace. Visitors can admire the famous hall of mirrors designed so that a single candle reflects into thousand of twinkling light across the walls and ceiling. Lastly, visitors can also watch the evening light and show where visitors can enjoy the nighttime storytelling show that highlights the history and the famous legends of the fort and the rulers of Jaipur.

 

 

City Palace : City palace is located in the centre of the old city. The palace offers visitors a wonderful glimpse into the city’s royal past. The Palace complex includes museums, courtyards and beautifully decorated buildings that showcase the city's rich history and architectural heritage. The palace is open to tourists daily from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Visitors can walk through the grand courtyards, admire the traditional architecture, and explore the museums filled with royal artefacts and historic collections. One of the most popular spots inside the palace is Pritam Niwas Chowk which is known for its four beautifully decorated gates. Each gate represents a different season. The Peacock Gate represents autumn season, the Lotus Gate represents summer season, the Green Gate represents spring season, and the Rose Gate represents winter season. These colourful gates are also among the best places in the palace for taking photographs.

 

 

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