JAIPUR · INDIA
Jaipur’s best days out.
The 15 most popular lunch 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 Jaipur to Agra day trip with fast-track Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Baby Taj, plus 5-star Hilton buffet lunch options.
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Private AC car day trip from Jaipur to Pushkar with guide, lunch, camel ride, cable car temple access, and market time.
“We really enjoyed this day trip. Smooth pick-up and trip from our hotel in Jaipur to the holy city of Pushkar with a private driver. The guide met us inside of Pushkar and we went through all the main attractions of the holy place. The guide explRead more”
Private Jaipur block-printing workshop: make two souvenirs with natural dyes and wooden stamps, then enjoy a dietary-friendly vegetarian lunch.
“This experience was worth it from beginning to end! Before testing out a few blocks we received excellent instruction. Once we felt comfortable it came time to make our special keepsakes. And the meal was delicious!”
Private Jaipur day tour with hotel pickup, Amber Fort and Jantar Mantar, Jal Mahal and Hawa Mahal photos, plus a 5-star lunch and guide.
“Amber Fort, Jal Mahal & Monkey Temple. Our guide Mr. Vijay Singh was very good & explained very well. Food (lunch) was at a very good pure vegetarian restaurant & the ambience was very good. The car was very clean & comfortable & Read more”
Private Agra day trip from Delhi with guide, AC chauffeur, Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Baby Taj, plus 5-star DoubleTree lunch.
“Thank you to Mohsin for the amazing tour!”
A smooth 8-hour Jaipur day in an air-conditioned private car with a local guide, UNESCO-era sights, and lunch options.
A guided 8-hour Jaipur tour by A/C car with pickup, key forts and palaces, and included lunch, tea, and water for up to 3.
“They took me from my hotel and then i started my journey from patrika gate and I have seen many places here like Amer, Jal Mahal, City Palace and Jantar Mantar but the flower market here is also amazing, you all should come here too, you will see very beautiful flowers here which are beautiful…”
A private 6-hour Jaipur day trip to Monkey Temple, Abhaneri’s Chand Baori stepwell, and Bhangarh ruins—guide, lunch, and tickets included.
“Very good. As advertised. Covers a lot. Tour operator is easy to communicate with. Driver was friendly.”
Jaipur home cooking with a local family. Hands-on chapati and curry, chai or lassi, optional henna, and AC pickup/drop in 3–5 hours.
Private Jaipur full-day tour: AC car, guide, Amer Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, with optional lunch and tickets.
Join Chef Divya Kalwara in Jaipur for a Rajputi cooking demo and lunch or dinner, with garland welcome, snacks, and AC transport.
“I enjoyed this evening was made to feel most welcome. I dindnt do any cooking as had a bad cold but everything was explained and she made it look so easy. The food was delicious at the end of lesson. Would recommend.”
A private 8-hour Jaipur day with guide and included lunch, covering Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, and City Palace.
“My wife and I had an amazing 2 day tour of Japiur and surrounds with Neeraj and his drivers. Neeraj is lovely and always helpful - he provided us an excellent experience across many of Jaipur's best locations. Highly recommend!”
Jaipur’s Dye it Yourself workshop teaches natural dyeing, Shibori and block printing with a vegetarian thali and take-home materials.
“A fantastic workshop - I work in the textile industry, this course has enhanced my knowledge and love for natural dyes.”
See Ajmer’s Sufi shrines and Pushkar’s lake rituals on a full-day Jaipur trip with a private air-conditioned ride and time to shop.
“I enjoyed the tour. It was a good tour. shah rukh was a good driver and I felt very comfortable during the long ride. Than you very much ☺️”
A 6-hour private Jaipur city tour with guide, AC car, key sights like Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, and City Palace, plus lunch and more.
From the hilltop forts and the painted old city to the bazaars, the cooking fires and the road trips out across Rajasthan.
