JAIPUR · INDIA
Jaipur’s best days out.
The 7 most popular 3-day experiences in Jaipur, with prices, durations and who runs them. The ones worth planning a morning or a whole day around, and exactly what each one includes.
Private 3-day Golden Triangle with Delhi, Agra, Jaipur hotels, private guides, and a sunrise Taj Mahal visit with fast entry.
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Guided 3-day tour from Jaipur to Jodhpur and Udaipur with AC transport, city guides, hotels, breakfasts, and a veg buffet lunch.
“My driver and both tour guides were kind and very helpful. I got to see the highlights of Udaipur and Jodhpur and felt safe the whole time, which I was slightly worried about as a young women traveling alone. I had gotten sick the night priRead more”
Three days from Jaipur to Ranthambhore to Agra, with two tiger safaris and sunrise Taj Mahal, then drop-off in Delhi.
“We recently went on the 3-Day Ranthambhore Tiger Safari Tour, starting from Jaipur, visiting Agra, and ending in Delhi, and it was a wonderful experience for our family. It was our first time in India, and we couldn’t have asked for a better intrRead more”
3-day private Jaipur tour with Ajmer and Pushkar, AC car and English guide, skip-the-line tickets, Nahargarh sunset and old city walk.
“I enjoyed all three days of my tour with two jam packed days in Jaipur and one day in Pushkar. I saw and experienced many sites like museums, forts, temples, palaces getting in depth information by my excellent tour guide Mustak AhameRead more”
3-day Golden Triangle tour from Delhi with sunrise Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Amber Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, and guided Delhi and Jaipur sights, with pickup/drop-off.
Private 3-day Golden Triangle car tour from Delhi: Taj Mahal at sunrise, Agra Fort, Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, Jaipur sights.
Private 3-day guided tour of Jaipur and Agra with included hotels, guides, AC transport, and a traditional family dinner in Jaipur.
“Tour guides were good, but what truly made this tour special was what happened behind the scenes.”
From the hilltop forts and the painted old city to the bazaars, the cooking fires and the road trips out across Rajasthan.
