Jaipur, the capital megacity of Rajasthan, India’s largest state, was erected by Sawaji Jai Singh in the 18th century. Located 268 Km down from New Delhi, it's a major sightseer destination that forms an important part of the notorious Golden Triangle sightseer circuit.
The chaotic, various thoroughfares of Jaipur present an intermittent pattern of new and old. The megacity, encircled by besieged walls and rugged hills, is full of well- saved literal structures and royal heritage. It forms a part of the Golden Triangle Tourist Circuit, with its wide roads dotted with majestic statues and emotional palaces.
The City Palace is an iconic corner that lies at the heart of the megacity, still housing the royal family. The Jantar Mantar is another notorious magnet, with its vast collection of ancient astronomical instruments. While then, prepare to get bedazzled by the architectural brilliance of the Hawa Mahal and the majesty of Jaipur’s star magnet, the Amber Fort.
Jaipur has a hot semi-arid climate with hot summers and mild layoffs that are short-lived. The thunderstorm season runs from July to August, furnishing a monthly rush of further than 63 cm. The average temperature then lies around 25.1 degrees Celsius and on rare occasions, it can fall below freezing point in downtime.
