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Jaipur

Jaipur (Hindi: जयपुर Jaypur), also known as the Pink City, is the capital of Indian state of Rajasthan, and its largest city. The city was built in the 18th century by Sawai Jai Singh as India's first planned city, and today it's a major tourist attraction for Indians and for international visitors. It is a very picturesque city with splendid palaces, forts and historical monuments and belongs to the tourist Golden Triangle along with Delhi and Agra. It hosts several attractions including the City Palace, Govind Dev ji Temple, Vidhan Sabha, Birla Temple and several massive Rajput forts. It also serves as a stepping stone for those heading to the desert cities of Jodhpur and Jaisalmer.

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    Sawai Mansingh Stadium

    With a capacity of 30,000, this hosts the Rajasthan team and Rajathan Royals in IPL.

  2. DoPark

    Central Park

    The largest park in Jaipur, at the middle of the city. A big lush green beautiful garden and Rambagh Polo Ground and golf club nearby makes it an enjoyable place. The park also has a 4 km long jogging and walking track. A number of migratory and native birds visit the park during the year. Furthermore, there's a 269 ft tall flag of India flying at the middle, one of the largest in India.

  3. DoCinema

    Rajmandir Cinema

    An experience in itself, and another "don't miss". Once known as the best cinema India, and still the best in Rajasthan, it offers an overwhelming experience. From the pushing, shoving, and general chaos in the ticket queue, to an audience that laughs, cries, cheers, claps, and consistently talks through the entire film, the Rajmandir provides an insight into Rajasthani culture. The films can be interesting; Masala movies are action, drama, mystery, suspense, and epics all wrapped into one single film, teeming with dances and obligatory wet sari scenes, and unabashedly lifting generous amounts of plot devices from Western films. The theatre-goers are very friendly and genuinely curious about overseas visitors who come to the Raj. Don't be put off by "House Full" notices at the entrance. The box office opens again a nominal 45 minutes before the next performance, and there are usually tickets available. Box seats at ₹120 go first, so it's worth going early to avoid disappointment. Shows at 12:30PM, 3:30PM, 6:30PM and 9:30PM. A great place to meet locals, with the nearby McDonald's as a central congregation spot.

  4. DoLive music venue

    Amber Fort Sound and Light Show

    Experience the history, culture and life of Amber through this spectacular show. Amitabh Bachhan narrates the story of Rajasthani kings with a script written by Gulzar. Don't forget the mosquito repellent. The light show can be watched from outside the fort, but the sound won't be audible from there. There is also a sound and light show at Jantar Mantar for ₹100.

    7-8PM₹200

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    Nevta Dam

    A popular destination among bird enthusiasts, with about 150 bird species flock around the eastern side of the dam every year, including the uncommon lesser whistling-duck and the widespread eastern cattle egret.

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    Chokhi Dhani

    Around 18 km from Central Jaipur on the Jaipur-Tonk highway, Chokhi Dhani (Fine Hamlet in Rajasthani dialect) is a kind of virtual village and also a 5-star resort. There are lodging facilities available, but the real attraction is the evening fun-fairs. There are two excellent places to enjoy Rajasthani food served in the traditional mode at their resort. Chokhi Dhani a.k.a. Lalten Restaurant is a more popular place because it is on the main road near the airport and also has other attractions, such as horseback riding, camel riding, bullock cart rides, a maze, boating and kathputli (puppet) shows. You can also watch live folk dances and listen to live folk music for free. It gives the visitor a glimpse of culture from different parts of Rajasthan, and could be nice if you will not have time to see much of Rajasthan yourself. It opens at 5PM, and be sure to get there early as many of the sites are difficult to see when it gets dark. It's a 30-min rickshaw ride from Central Jaipur, or you can go there by bus or taxi, but you are best off making sure you have a ride back. Consider buying the pass for AC hall, because the outdoor seating is a self-served buffet, while in the AC Dining you'll be served food. This makes a massive difference when there are too many people at the restaurant, as the restaurant is unable to keep up with the demand for buffet food. If you would prefer to sleep at the resort, have a look at their accommodation. Avoid going there during the rainy season.

    The restaurants are open from 5-11PMTraditional Rajasthani dining: Adult: ₹700; Kids up to 3.5 feet high: ₹350; AC Royal Rajasthani Dining: Adult: ₹900; Kids up to 3.5 feet high: ₹500; Multicuisine buffet: Adult: ₹950; Children up to 1 m tall: ₹650. Rooms: ₹5999-34999/night per double room

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    B.M. Birla Auditorium and Conference Hall

    These are at the heart of Jaipur. This auditorium is spread over 9.8 acres and includes a computer centre, interactive science museum, an information processing centre, library, a processing planetarium, eight research divisions, a dissemination cell and an auditorium. The auditorium has a seating capacity of 1,350 and is among the largest in India. This auditorium is built up to international conference standards. However, people visiting Jaipur for leisure are likely to be most interested in the Planetarium (all shows in Hindi) or Science Museum (under renovation as of November 2015) that are part of the complex.

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    Heiwa Heaven The Resort

    Heiwa Heaven

    Heiwa Heaven is a Jaipur-based luxury resort that hosts parties and destination weddings.

  9. DoArts centre

    Kalaneri Academy of Fine Arts

    We provide professional training in varieties of art forms to the art enthusiasts of a wide age group. We believe that 'art shapes our lives in different ways, therefore, there should be at least one art we all must know'.

    Closed · opens 10 amWi-Fi

  10. DoCinema

    Inox - Pink Sqaure Mall

    Pink Square Mall, Plot No 1 And 2, Govind Marg, Raja Park

  11. DoCinema

    Inox

    4th Floor, Crystal Palm Mall, Sahkar Circle, Sardar Patel Marg

  12. DoPark

    Narayan Park

    Open now · open 24 hoursLimited wheelchair access

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    Jaipur Zoo

    Jaipur Zoo - tigers, lions, monkeys, birds, crocodiles

  14. DoCinema

    Inox City Plaza - Space Cinemas

    City Plaza, Pani Pech Meera Marg

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    Deer Park

    Yudhister Marg

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    Nagar Nigam Park

    Amer Road

    Open now · open 24 hours

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    Chandra Shekar Azad Park

    VRVH+C2V raja park

    Open now · open 24 hours

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    Tilak Park

    Bal Marg, Tilak Nagar

    Open now · open 24 hours

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    Krishna Vatika

    Krishna Marg

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    Jaipur Park

    Jamwa Ramgarh Road

    Open now · open 24 hours

  21. DoCinema

    Cinepolis

    Jhotwara Road

  22. DoPark

    Pondrik Park

    Janta Market, 30, Talkatora Rd

  23. DoPark

    Bird Park

    PUMP HOUSE CAFE, DRAVYAVATI BIRD PARK, 26, Sikar Rd

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    Moti Park

    Moti Marg

  25. DoCinema

    Alka Theatre

    Sikar Road, Bandhu

  26. DoPark

    Landscape

    Shipra Path

  27. DoPark

    TECHNOLOGY PARK

    Shipra Path

  28. DoCinema

    Cinestar Multiplex

    B-6, Central Spine Rd

  29. DoPark

    Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Park

    Mahesh Nagar Road

  30. DoCinema

    Golcha Cinema

    Chaura Rasta Rd