JAIPUR · INDIA
Jaipur’s best days out.
The 7 most popular skip the line tours 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 8-hour Jaipur tour with a guide and driver. Skip lines, see Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, City Palace, and Jantar Mantar.
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Private 8-hour Jaipur tour by car with guide, skip-the-line entry, Amber Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and more. Pickup included.
“Easy and great tour of the city. Made the experience comfortable.”
Sunrise Taj Mahal day tour from Jaipur with a private guide, A/C car, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri. Skip-the-line style timing.
“Guide BK and driver Ramniwas are excellent. BK explained so detailed like a teacher. He also took pic for me, very professional. He made me loving India.”
Jaipur’s top monuments in a private AC vehicle with hotel pickup, a guide who helps with tickets fast, and a samosa-and-lassi start.
“Unfortunately I got ill in the middle of the tour (something I ate the day before), but the guide and driver looked after me very well.”
Private AC ride from Jaipur to Agra for Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Baby Taj, then drop in New Delhi with a local guide.
“For travelers like us who need to get from Jaipur to Delhi and want to squeeze in a visit to the Taj, it’s hard to imagine a better way to go. Unseen India was a fantastic provider. They were communicative, answered all my questions and addrRead more”
Private Jaipur day trip from New Delhi with an English-speaking guide, Wi-Fi car, skip-the-line sights, lunch, and time for markets.
Private sunrise Taj Mahal day trip from Jaipur with skip-the-line access, Agra Fort, Baby Taj, and a Mughlai 5-star lunch.
“Azhar guide is very professional and competent with vast knowledge about the history and architecture of Taj Mahal. He beautifully took us through the historic lanes in the making of Taj Mahal. Besides, he is an honest person and wonderful human being”
From the hilltop forts and the painted old city to the bazaars, the cooking fires and the road trips out across Rajasthan.
