7 Best Tourist Places in Jaipur for Family Vacation

Jai Shri Ram, Jai Bajrangbali! Hello friends and everyone—you are all likely thinking that you, too, should take a trip to Rajasthan with your family at some point. After all, whenever you pick up your mobile phone and open WhatsApp, you inevitably come across someone's status update showing that they have gone away on a trip with their family. Seeing them makes you feel that you, too, should head out on a vacation with your loved ones. Most people, in particular, plan a trip to visit Jaipur. However, they often face a dilemma: which places in Jaipur are truly the best—specifically those that are both family-friendly and budget-friendly? Well, there is absolutely no need to worry! In this blog post, we have highlighted seven major attractions that fit the bill perfectly—being both affordable and suitable for families. So, let's go ahead and explore these seven best tourist destinations!

1 city palace Jaipur

 The City Palace in Jaipur, renowned for its ancient architecture and rich history, offers visitors a multitude of distinct attractions to explore. Foremost among these is the Chandra Mahal. Considered the finest palace within the City Palace complex, it is accompanied by several other notable sites—such as the Mubarak Mahal and the Pritam Chowk—the construction of which was commissioned by the Maharaja of Amer, Sawai Jai Singh II, on November 18, 1727. A particularly fascinating highlight is the presence of large silver vessels from which the King used to drink water and holy Ganges water. These vessels are reported to weigh over 300 kilograms and can be viewed by visitors inside the Diwan-i-Khas within the City Palace, Jaipur. The Diwan-i-Khas serves as a principal chamber within the complex, historically utilized by the King to hold discussions with his key advisors and dignitaries—hence it is aptly named the "Diwan-i-Khas" (Hall of Private Audience).

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Timings 9 to 7

Ticket  200 to 300

2 Amer fort

You have undoubtedly heard of Amer Fort in Jaipur at some point, as it is counted among the top forts—not just in Jaipur, but across all of Rajasthan. Here, you will discover a wealth of attractions, such as the Sheesh Mahal, Ganesh Pol, Diwan-e-Khas, Diwan-e-Aam, and the Shila Devi Temple. These sights will truly leave you spellbound due to their sheer beauty and allure. You can also enjoy an elephant ride here—an experience particularly convenient if you are visiting with elderly family members—which is immensely popular among tourists and has helped make this one of their favorite destinations. Furthermore, a nightly light-and-sound show is hosted here, drawing thousands of visitors each evening. If you wish to learn about Amer Fort in greater detail, you also have the option to hire a guide on-site.

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Timings 8 to 9

Ticket  250

3 Hawa mahal

Hawa Mahal, which is not only counted among the top attractions of Jaipur but also among the top attractions of the rest of India, is a place where everyone likes to wander because its design is such that one can also go there for a photoshoot and there are around 1000 windows in this palace which makes it even more attractive due to which you will get to see more foreigners here and it was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh and when you go on top of Hawa Mahal, you will see Nahargarh Palace built on the Jaipur Traffic Hill and pink colored houses all around and when the sunlight creates a magical view on its outer wall, which makes your experience even more memorable.

Timings 9to 8

Ticket  50 to 300   

4 Nahrangarh fort

Another historical landmark in Jaipur is Nahargarh Fort, perched atop a massive hill. From here, one can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city—particularly at night. When darkness descends and envelops the surroundings, the vista of Jaipur from the very summit of Nahargarh Fort is truly unparalleled—a sight unlike any you have ever witnessed before. Within the fort complex, there is a particularly renowned spot known as the 'Padao Restaurant,' from where the night view of Jaipur appears absolutely breathtaking. If you ever plan a visit to Nahargarh Fort, make sure to go during the evening hours, as the nocturnal scenery here is simply magnificent.

Timings 10to 6

Ticket  125 to 300

5 JANTER MANTER

Jantar Mantar, located near the City Palace in Jaipur, is a world-famous astronomical observatory built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in the 18th century. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it houses more than 10 large astronomical instruments, which were used in ancient times for timekeeping, planetary positions, and astrology. The most famous instrument here is the Samrat Yantra, considered the world's largest stone sundial. Jantar Mantar is not only important for those interested in science and astronomy, but it also serves as a magnificent example of Jaipur's rich heritage and architectural brilliance.

 Timings 9to 6

Ticket  50 to 150

Frequently Asked Question

1 How many days does it take to visit Jaipur?

Answer: It may take at least 2 to 3 days to visit Jaipur. Below I have given the complete list in which I have told you where you can go on the first, second, and third day, which you must read.

Day	Itinerary.
Day 1	city palace/ Hawa Mahal/janter manter/ Birla Temple
Day2	Amer Fort and nahrangarh fort
Day3	Allbert Hall Museum/ Chokhi Dhani

2 How much does it cost to visit Jaipur?

Ans The cost of visiting Jaipur depends on your convenience; hence, I have listed the prices for both normal budget and luxury budget below.

Type	PRICE
BUDGET	10000 TO 15000 RUPPES
LUXARY	50000 TO 250000 RUPPES