Jaipur Hotels - Reviews and Rates

We took a train from Udaipur to Jaipur for the Elephant and Holi Festival. We took a 3rd class sleeper train to Jaipur. There are 3 berths/beds stacked in this class. We got on at 10 pm and played cards with locals until about midnight. Brad tried to wake me up at 5:45 am (15 minutes before we were scheduled to get to Jaipur) and suggested we ge...

From Jodhpur we road to Pushkar, one of hinduisms holiest towns and infamous hippie haunt. A few days there failed to reveal why India's doped up visitors are so enamoured with the place. Admittedly I'm not convinced by the idea of India as a uniquely 'spiritual' part of the world, or indeed the idea of 'spirituality' as it's usually sold. Pushk...

Jaipur is known as the Pink city since the buildings were made out of red sandstone and white marble. To me it had more of a terracota look. It is the capital of Rajastan with more then 3 million people living there. It is set around the Arawli Mountain Range. We saw the Amber Fort. They used to take tourists up by elephants before but there was...

One of the most exotic places in INDIA - Jaipur , in Rajasthan.

Day 0 - 15th April 2006, T3 Departure Lounge Heathrow Our trip starts in the normal fashion with a final meal on English soil at Garfunkels, Terminal 3 arrivals. Roger, Ruth, Rich, Tony, Anne, Jason are able to join us for the meal. Overnight Virgin flight VS300 leaves on time heading for Delhi. Day 1 - 16th April 2006, New Delhi A few hours kip...

We caught a train to Jaipur from Agra on Sunday which took about 4hrs... well technically it took 8hrs because the 6am train was delayed until 10am.. ha ha I love early mornings..! But we had some luck though on the train. After an hour an Indian man got on who sat next to us in the carriage. I was just content staring out of the window at all t...

Wednesday 19th February Santo's calls for me about 9am, and we head off through Jaipur to the Amber fort, about 10 km's away. It's beautiful weather and I'm looking forward to the day. W pass through the centre of Jaipur, again hectic, but a million miles away from Delhi. We stop of at Hawa Mahal, One of Jaipur's major landmarks, it is the palac...

JAIPUR: We started our tour by a train to Jaipur city. Apart from me (Mani Kumar), the travelers were my wife (Aparajitha) and my daughters (Sneha & Amoolya). We were on the train for about 29 hours continuously. (As we traveled from our Hyderabad city in southern India, we chose to travel by train. However, you can fly to Jaipur from New Delhi ...