Honeymoon Destinations in Jaipur

For that pink charm on her face, for the pink blush and for the 'pink' moments, it is the Pink City, Jaipur. This picturesque capital of the riches, Rajasthan, Jaipur has a rich blend of culture and color with its beautifully laid gardens, sturdy ancient monuments, heritage hotels and the marvels of the desert.

With moderate temperature to extreme climates, it does not hinder with the tourists or visitors due to its charm. Below are listed some of the major location in and around Jaipur for the love buds.

The City Palace

The royal residence with the beautifully fusion-ed Mughal and Rajasthani styles lies the City Palace known for its marble columns, ornates, carved arches and sculptures. It also houses a museum with artifacts from costumes to armory. The art gallery with miniature representations of the culture and even astronomical works in Arabic, Persian,Latian and Sanskrit by Sawai Jai Singh II.

Sanganer

A 12 km drive from Jaipur leads you to the Tonk Road where Sanganer is situated. The exquisitely carved Jain Temples, ruined palaces make many picturesque memories for the future.  Known as the important city for crafts industry and hand printed textiles, worthy of many gifts to be bought for your partner.

Amer

A beautiful complex with temples, gardens, pavilions and halls, it gives a dramatic appearance of an era that existed 2 centuries ago. The palace can be accessed only through a steep path either through a hand in hand walk or the fun ride on the amazing painted elephants.The flight of stairs that lead from Shila Mata Temple and Palace complex. Continue reading.

Ramgarh Lake

Located at a distance of 32km northeast of Jaipur, it becomes an ideal long drive and a mini picnic alongside the Ramgarh Lake.Though a huge artificial lake, it is surrounded by a tree covered hills. The antiquities of this place, the Jamwa Mata temple and ruins of old fort have a beautiful landscape in contrast to the lake.

Hawa Mahal

The major Rajput Landmark, the 5 storey building with its pink splendor, honey comb sandstone windows is just perfect for tourists or even couples who would love to get a photogenic capture behind this artistic facade. 

Read more The history behind Hawa Mahal

Sisodia Rani Garden

The love buds can take a stroll in this beautifully landscape garden from the 18th century. With its multilevel gardens, well lit fountains and painted pavilions and lavish living rooms. Vidhyadhar, the then planner has done it with extreme perfection. Apart from visiting only the places, many festive occasions and fests are a must visit. Have a look at the brief of these fests: Visit more beautiful gardens in Jaipur

Gangaur Fair

Worth seeing the manifestations of Shiva and Parvati more popularly known as Issar and Gangaur are worshiped mainly by women. The procession involves a march along the streets by women with the idols and happy singing and colorful attires.

Elephant Festival

This festival is celebrated on Holi eve and with all the colors in the air, it becomes a task to distinguish the intricately and colorfully decorated elephants. Heavy jewellery, adorned and studded fabric and painted elephants are worth capturing. See the colourful festivals of Jaipur

Teej

Another festival Teej is also dedicated to Lord Shiva and Parvati and women pray for a long life for their husbands. Swings decorated with flowers are a special sight during this festival. Sitla Mata fair, Pushkar Fair, Camel festival and many others are some of the celebrations that are known for their exquisite exhibitions and displays and makes it a must visit for everyone.