JAIPUR
Jaipur’s best days out.
The 11 most popular dining experiences in Jaipur. A short list worth building a morning or a whole day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Jaipur night out with private pickup for a Rajasthani dinner at Govindam Retreat and the Govind Dev Ji night arti, plus a Hawa Mahal stop.
Most Popular“Good food,good ambience and good atmosphere,thanks to staff for best services....”
Jaipur night out with hotel pickup, skip-the-line entry to Chokhi Dhani, and a full Rajasthani vegetarian dinner plus folk performances.
Cook and eat with a Jaipur family: North Indian breads and curries, optional henna, and AC pickup/drop for $13.
Catch sunset from Nahargarh Fort, see illuminated Jaipur landmarks, stroll the Pink City streets, and end with a choice of vegetarian or non-veg dinner.
“We had a fantastic time with Abdul as he brought us around to the main attractions in Jaipur. We enjoyed our time with him so much that we ended up using him for 2 extra days. The first day we saw the main attractions in Jaipur. The seconRead more”
Private Jaipur evening tour to Chokhi Dhani with hotel pickup, village huts, live instrumental music, and veg or non-veg dinner.
Jaipur’s Chokhi Dhani includes private door-to-door transport, a recreated village walk, live instrumental music, and a filling 3-course dinner.
Jaipur cooking experience in a heritage haveli with Chef Divya Kalwara. Floral welcome, cooking demo, and lunch or dinner included.
“I enjoyed this evening was made to feel most welcome. I dindnt do any cooking as had a bad cold but everything was explained and she made it look so easy. The food was delicious at the end of lesson. Would recommend.”
Amer Fort night light show plus a vegetarian dinner with Rajasthani dance. Private AC transfer from Jaipur, about 3–4 hours.
See Amer Fort come alive with a light-and-sound show, then enjoy a veg dinner with cultural dance and live folk music in Jaipur.
Chokhi Dhani Jaipur: a village-style Rajasthani dinner with hotel transfers, entrance, and a three-course multi-cuisine meal.
“The village is very fun with loads of things to do and see. Mind the artists and most staff do not speak English, but you can still enjoy it. I'd say you can spend around 2 hours in the village and still have things to see, plus the time to eat. at thRead more”
Spend a short evening in Jaipur with a local Indian family for a vegetarian home-style dinner, with hotel pickup and drop-off.
“I had a great Indian dinner wth Bharat and his family, his wife is extremily nice and pretty, they have a sweet baby girl, their niece was there and Bharat's mother. They were all very welcoming and very good hosts. The dinner was very good, I had a great time and would repeat the experience…”
Every fort, bazaar and day trip, and every way to see them.
