Why does Jaipur always stand out among India’s great cities? Well, it’s the only planned city of its era by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. This mesmerizing capital city was designed back in 1727 and built entirely in pink sandstone to symbolize hospitality. Don’t worry, there are an abundance of Jaipur tour packages that will not only give you the history of it but will also make you experience its modern lifestyle. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to ancient palaces, forts, and step walls with city bazaars, rooftop cafes, and boutique heritage stays. And don’t feel left out; make sure you opt for customizable Jaipur holiday packages and find the hidden chai stalls only familiar to locals.   With the most trusted travel agency in India , Next Holidays, you don’t just get guided tours of Amer Fort or Hawa Mahal; expect more authentic experiences. Watch hand-block printers at work in Bagru or savor street food at Johari Bazaar right after shopping. For Jaipur’s cultural taste, spend your evening at Chokhi Dhani, watch folk dance, and taste the authentic Rajasthani Thali. Of course, you want to take back souvenirs with you? Shop gemstones and blue pottery straight from artisans. Get every taste of this amazing city with our Jaipur travel package this festive season. Already planned to book your package? Great, let’s connect for more customizable options!  Must-Visit Attractions in a Jaipur Trip Package  Every Jaipur tour package reveals a new shade of the capital city. Our advice is: instead of rushing through, visit these landmarks first, then check the rest.  Amber Fort: This is a UNESCO World Heritage site constructed in sandstone and marble. Every corner you turn, the courtyards echo with royal history. Best tip? Visit early morning to enjoy the marble corridors in quiet. Or, stay for the evening light and sound show.  Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds): With 953 complex carved windows, this palace allowed royal women back then to observe unseen street life. Insider tip: Climb to the top floors for panoramic views of the busy, crowded bazaars below.  City Palace: This wide palace still houses the Jaipur royal family. It offers grand courtyards, galleries of royal artifacts, and the most touristy Peacock Gate with intricate enamel work. Make sure to get your portrait clicked in front of this aesthetic gate.  Jantar Mantar: This was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1734. Know what’s so special here? This observatory features big stone instruments that accurately measure time, track stars, and predict eclipses. Sounds fascinating, right? Your guided tours under the Jaipur tour packages will help you understand all of it!  Nahargarh Fort: This is the Jaipurites' favorite spot to see the perfect crimson sunset. Ask a local, and we’re 100% sure you will get the same answer. Stay after dark to have wonderful cuisine at the famous rooftop cafe, Padao.  Albert Hall Museum: This is Rajasthan’s oldest museum that showcases rare artifacts from around the world, including coins, sculptures, and Egyptian mummies. Stay here a bit late for magical evenings, with the museum illuminated against the night sky. Want to know the insider tip? Check out the miniature paintings section; they’re among the most exquisite in India.  Shopping & Cultural Experiences in Jaipur No Jaipur tour feels complete without exploring the city’s markets and cultural traditions. Shopping Trails Johari Bazaar: As the name says, this bazaar is famous for dazzling gemstones, kundan, and meenakari jewelry.  Bapu Bazaar: How about some block print shopping? Bapu Bazaar is a treasure trove of colorful fabrics, mojari shoes, and handcrafted souvenirs.  Tripolia Bazaar: Shop traditional lac bangles, brassware, and decorative artifacts here.  Cultural Encounters  Block-Printing Workshops at Bagru Village: How about some learning? Take classes from local artisans and learn centuries-old techniques of hand block printing. These classes will only cost INR 500-800 per person.  Pottery Classes with Local Artisans: Try your hand at shaping clay and crafting traditional pottery pieces. Consider a village walk to find local artisans for your next pottery masterpiece.  Evening Folk Performances: Enjoy kathputli puppet shows, traditional Rajasthani music, and kalbeliya dance performances at havelis or cultural resorts. These evenings will definitely turn your Jaipur tour package into an unforgettable cultural journey. Food Experiences to Add in Your Jaipur Holiday Package A Jaipur vacation package is incomplete without savoring the wonderful cuisines. Beyond restaurants, it’s about what you eat and where: Rajasthani Thali at Anokha Gaon: Came to Rajasthan and now leaving without trying the authentic Rajasthani Thali? The pride of Jaipur tour packages, Anokha Gaon, offers a real Rajasthani cuisine. You will be welcomed with a glass of Lassi, sit here for hours, enjoy a camel ride with your kids, and in the evening savor complete Rajasthani food. The thali includes Makke, Bajre ki Roti, Gatte ki Sabji, Besan Curry, Aloo Pyaaz ki Sabji, Paneer, Khichdi with a bowl full of desi ghee, and so much more.  Savor Pyaj Kachori at Rawat Misthan Bhandar: One of the favorite snacks of Jaipurites is Pyaj Kachori. Go nowhere, but Rawat Mishthan Bhandar, and most of the Jaipur trip packages are inclusive of this, since this is something you cannot miss here.  Walnut Brownie at Tapri: Already drooling, huh? Well, Tapri is a tea bar where you will find a variety of mocktails, chai, cuisines, shakes, and much more. But a walnut brownie is something you will crave for a long time.  Cranberry Coffee at Roastery Coffee House: How about a quick stop to savor differently prepared flavored coffee? Stop at Roastery Coffee House in C-Scheme, where every corner gives a fresh vibe. There is an area on the backside, constructed just like Chand Baori, and yes, you can sit there for a coffee.  Desserts at Dzurt: You must have seen the bakeries, closed and small, but Dzurt is something unique. Every cheesecake here is delightful, but there is no comparison with the Blueberry one. Dine in or take away. We recommend dining in, since the ambiance indoors is impeccable, but the outdoor is just like a park with trees and planters all around.  Festivals & Events to Experience under Jaipur Tour Packages A Jaipur holiday package becomes more magical when it combines with Jaipur’s grand festivals. Jaipur Literature Festival in January. A cultural feast you can’t miss.  Teej Festival (July-August) or officially Leheriya Season, when women dress in vibrant sarees.  Diwali (October-November): Jaipur is often called the best city to celebrate Diwali. Grab your Jaipur tour package to never miss out on this festival in this classic city. \ Best Time to Book Your Jaipur Tour Package October – March (Peak Season): Pleasant weather, perfect for sightseeing, outdoor activities, and cultural festivals under Jaipur packages this year.  April – June (Summer Season): Hot afternoons but fewer crowds and attractive discounts on hotels. Great for budget travelers who are looking for a Jaipur vacation package this time.  July – September (Monsoon): Rain-washed forts and lush gardens offering a refreshing side of Jaipur at super discounted rates.