This tour will begin with a pickup from any location in the city (Airport, Railway Station, or Hotel). Our escorting tour manager will greet you and take you to the first attraction of the city. The tour will follow the below sequence of covering monuments in the Jaipur City Night Tour. Let’s take a look at it –

Amber Fort Sound and Light Show

The Sound and Light Show at Amber Fort is a glorious attempt in reviving the history, traditions, and pride of Amber. The show highlights the local legends, folklore, and celebrates the maestros of folk music. The show has been set in a spectacular location with a brilliant view of Amber Fort & Palace Complex. The setup is in front of the rising Jaigarh on the left and magnificent hills behind it.
Timings:

• October to February – 6:30 pm (English); 7:30 pm (Hindi)

• March to April – 7:00 pm (English); 8:00 pm (Hindi)

• May to September – 7:30 pm (English); 8:30 pm (Hindi)

Jal Mahal (Camel Ride)

After a wonderful experience at sound and light show, when driving back to you will take a halt at Jal Mahal, also known as Water Palace. The Jal Mahal is a floating water palace over the Man Sagar Lake that looks stunning in the darkness of night. The colorful lights when illuminated at night, it looks really appealing and awe-inspiring. You can enjoy a camel ride at Jal Mahal and observe the beautiful views of the monument.

Hawa Mahal

After a stoppage at Jal Mahal, you will drive past Hawa Mahal and take a short halt for photography. The iconic marvel of Jaipur City Tour is Hawa Mahal which is also known as the Palace of Winds. A five-story structure looks breathtaking when enlightened with colorful lights that make it vibrant and stunning.

Walled City

The next on Pink City Night Tour is the drive past walled city or chaotic Jaipur Bazaars to see the lightings. The Walled City of Jaipur is known globally as Pink City which has finally become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is India’s first planned city founded by Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727 and is the only second Indian city to feature on the prestigious list.

Albert Hall Museum

Drive past from another illuminated monument of Alber Hall Museum against the backdrop of a dark sky. The state museum of Rajasthan looks more beautiful Indo Saracenic architecture dominated by onion domes, archways, and terraces. The museum is a sight to behold. With this experience, you’ll get to visit the historic building in the evening when it’s at its prettiest overlook.

Birla Temple

The most famous tourist site of the Jaipur Sightseeing Tour is Birla Temple that stands majestically with the backdrop of a hilly landscape. Birla Temple is a landmark for the city and sees a large number of tourists and devotees every day. It is also known as the Laxmi Narayan Temple and is the sanctum sanctorum of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.