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Temples of Jaipur Half-Day Tour

Explore Jaipur's most iconic sacred sites on this unforgettable tour of the Pink City's temples. Discover the Monkey Temple and Birla Mandir. Itinerary.

  • 5 hours
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Explore Jaipur's most iconic sacred sites on this unforgettable tour of the Pink City's temples. Discover the Monkey Temple and Birla Mandir.

Itinerary

You'll be picked up from your hotel in Jaipur in the morning to start exploring the most important temples in the Rajasthani capital.

Your first stop will be Galtaji, an ancient Hindu pilgrimage site located over 6 miles from Jaipur city centre. The complex includes temples and water tanks filled by sacred springs. The Hanuman temple, also known as the Monkey Temple, is home to many monkeys. Climbing to the hilltop shrines offers views over Jaipur.

Next, you will visit Jahat Shiromani, near Amber Fort, constructed by Queen Kanakwati in the late 16th century in memory of her son. You will then proceed to Kale Hanuman Ji and Govind Dev Ji.

Your tour continues with a visit to Birla Mandir, located on Moti Dungari hill. This Hindu sanctuary is surrounded by gardens and features white marble architecture symbolizing different aspects of the religion.

The tour concludes with visits to Akshardham and Lakshminarayan temples, finishing at the Hawa Mahal, known as Jaipur's Palace of the Winds.

Important information

Please note that this tour does not include drop off back at your hotel, but will end in the city centre near the palace area.

Included

  • Pick up from hotel.
  • English speaking guide.
  • Bottled water.
  • Snack.

Not included

  • Entrance fees.

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

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