Your Jaipur Tuk-Tuk Tour begins with a delightful food experience, where you will savor some of the city's most famous local delicacies. First, we stop at Rawat Kachori, a legendary eatery known for its crispy and spicy pyaaz kachori, a must-try Rajasthani snack. Next, we visit Gulab Ji Chai Wala, where you can enjoy a steaming cup of Jaipur’s signature masala chai, best paired with a soft and buttery bun maska. After warming up with tea, we head to Pandit Kulfi, where you can indulge in a refreshing and creamy kulfi, a perfect sweet treat to cool off. Finally, we end the food tour at Bhagat Mishthan Bhandar, where you can taste authentic Jaipuri sweets like ghewar and rasgulla, loved by locals and visitors alike. With your appetite satisfied, it’s time to explore Jaipur’s magnificent monuments. (Food prices are included in the tour!)

The first stop on our sightseeing journey is the Hawa Mahal, also known as the "Palace of Winds." This five-story architectural wonder, built in 1799, features 953 intricately designed windows (jharokhas), which allowed the royal ladies to observe city life while staying hidden from view. The stunning pink sandstone façade makes it one of the most photographed landmarks in Jaipur, offering the perfect backdrop for breathtaking pictures. The ticket price of haw mahal for Indian is 50rs and for foreigner it is 200rs per person.

Next, we head to the City Palace, the former royal residence that still houses the royal family of Jaipur. The palace is a stunning blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture, featuring grand courtyards, intricately designed gates, and museum galleries showcasing ancient artifacts, royal costumes, and weaponry. The Peacock Gate is a must-see, adorned with beautiful hand-painted peacock motifs, making it a favorite among photographers. The ticket price of city palace for Indian is 300rs and for foreigners 1250rs per person.

After exploring the royal residence, we visit the Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. This ancient observatory houses the world’s largest stone sundial and other astronomical instruments, designed to measure time and track celestial movements with remarkable accuracy. It’s a fascinating place where science and history come together, offering insight into Jaipur’s advanced astronomical knowledge from centuries ago. The ticket price of Jantar Mantar for Indian is 50rs and for foreigners 200rs per person.

Our final monument stop is Royal Gaitor, a lesser-known yet breathtaking site that holds the cenotaphs (chhatris) of Jaipur’s former rulers. This peaceful complex is adorned with intricately carved marble domes and pillars, providing a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The craftsmanship on these structures is truly remarkable, making it an ideal spot for photography and quiet reflection. The ticket price of Royal Gaitor for Indian is 30rs and for foreigners 50rs per person.

Our first stop is Heritage Textiles, a renowned outlet specializing in handcrafted textiles, pashmina shawls, organic cotton, silk, satin, and linen fabrics. You will find a stunning collection of block-printed, embroidered, quilted, and textured textiles. The shop is famous for its high-quality cashmere and pashmina shawls, attracting designers and boutique owners from Europe and the USA. With an express tailoring service, you can even get a custom-made outfit within 24 hours.

Next, we visit Shivam Gems N Jewellery, a trusted name in 92.5 sterling silver jewelry. Whether you’re looking for earrings, rings, pendants, necklaces, bracelets, or anklets, this store offers exquisite designs featuring precious and semi-precious stones. If you have a specific design in mind, you can even get custom-made jewelry crafted in just 2 to 3 hours.

After exploring Jaipur’s rich history, it’s time for some shopping in the bustling Pink City Bazaar. Discover exquisite kundan, meenakari, and polki jewelry, handcrafted by skilled artisans. Textile lovers will find vibrant block-printed fabrics, embroidered textiles, and handcrafted home décor reflecting Rajasthan’s heritage. A visit to a Blue Pottery store offers a glimpse into this unique art form, perfect for souvenirs. Finally, the spice market fills the air with the aroma of freshly ground spices, saffron, and dry fruits, making it a must-visit for food lovers.

Our final shopping stop takes us to the vibrant Pink City Bazaar, where you can explore Jaipur’s famous handicrafts, handcrafted by expert artisans. If you love textiles, you'll find an exquisite selection of block-printed fabrics, embroidered textiles, and home décor items reflecting Rajasthan’s rich heritage. We also visit the spice market, where the air is filled with the aroma of freshly ground spices, saffron, and dry fruits, making it the perfect place to take home the flavors of Rajasthan.