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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. Unmissable!. 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. Unmissable!

Itinerary

You'll be picked up from your hotel in Jaipur in the morning to start exploring the most important temples in Rajasthan. First stop will be Galtaji, an ancient Hindu pilgrimage site located over 6 miles from Jaipur city center. The complex includes many temples and water tanks filled by sacred springs. The Hanuman temple, known as the Monkey Temple, features friendly monkeys and offers stunning views from the hilltop shrines.

After Galtaji, you will head to Jahat Shiromani, near Amber Fort. This Hindu temple was commissioned by Queen Kanakwati in the late 16th century to honor her son Jagat Singh. The tour continues to Kale Hanuman Ji and Govind Dev Ji.

Your next visit will be the Birla Mandir, situated on Moti Dungari hill, surrounded by gardens. Discover the symbolism of the temple's three domes. The tour concludes with visits to Akshardham, Lakshminarayan temples, and Hawa Mahal, also known as Jaipur's Palace of the Winds.

Important information

Please note that this tour does not include drop-off back at your hotel, and will conclude in the city center near the palace area.

Included

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

Not included

  • Entrance fees.

Tips

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

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