A private car with driver will pick you from your desired location in Jaipur and first we will take you to visit the Amer Fort is situated in the Amer town which is at the distance of 11 km from Jaipur. Set on the top of a hill near Jaipur lies the Amer Fort, one of the most stunning palaces in India. Also commonly known as the Amber Fort, this marvelous structure with its maze-like passages and serpentine staircases is an architectural masterpiece and with valuable importance in Indian history. Your next stop would be the Panna Meena Stepwell is situated in the Amer town near fort. You will have to cross some narrow streets of the ancient town to reach the spot. It is a very famous step well in the city. It is proven as a unique architectural wonder of India where thousands of people visit every year.

Panna Meena Stepwell is a beautiful historical structure with symmetrical staircases leading to a water reservoir. Its unique geometric design and vibrant colors make it a stunning blend of utility and artistry, offering a peaceful retreat for visitors.

Jal Mahal or Water Palace, it is located Amer Road. Set in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, this dramatic sandstone palace appears to float on the water's surface. Its a nice place for photography. Although you are not permitted to enter the Jal Mahal, but you can enjoy the scenery from a distance.

Des monuments de pierre majestueux et finement sculptés constituent les points forts de ce crématorium royal. Situés hors des remparts de la ville, sous Nahargarh, les cénotaphes royaux semblent remarquablement méconnus et constituent un lieu de visite reposant. Ces monuments de pierre sont sculptés avec brio et finesse. Les maharajas Pratap Singh, Madho Singh II et Jai Singh II, entre autres, y sont honorés. Jai Singh II possède le cénotaphe en marbre le plus influent, avec son dôme soutenu par 20 piliers sculptés.

Hawa Mahal is a beautiful architecture made out of red sandstone and is a must visit site in Jaipur city. The word Hawa translates to air in English this Hawa Mahal means Air Palace, it was built in 1799, the architecture of the building was made in such a way that the queen used to stay there and the air which used to pass through those windows used to have a cooling effect. It's a famous tourist destination and you can enjoy Night view and morning view both are breathtaking. Interior is not much worth it. If you have free time you can include it in the plan. Else skip it. Overall a great experience. There are many bazaars nearby for shopping.

Jaipur's City Palace was originally home to the royal family. It is a beautiful mixture of Rajput, European, and Mughal architecture. The palace is built of red and pink sandstone with vast courtyards surrounded by smaller arches. Now it has been converted into a museum where the attires, weapons, cutlery and various other things used by the rulers of Rajasthan are kept

The Jantar mantar , the unique place which indicates India archeological and astronomy advance history. It was built by Maharaja Jaisingh for time calculation and keep updates about dates, astronomy and calendar events during 16th century. This place have different astronomy architecture and device for different kind of uses like time measure, Planet's position and zodiac sign calculation etc.

After visiting sightseeing places you can explore famous shopping places in Jaipur. Your driver will take you to popular shopping spots, where you can spend as much time as you want perusing jewellery shops, handicraft stalls, fabric shops and boutiques. Later on your driver will drop you at your desired place in Jaipur.