Top Things to do in Jaipur District
Top Hotels in Jaipur District
Top 10 Things to do Good for Kids in Jaipur District, Rajasthan
Discover the best top things to do in Jaipur District, India including Elefantastic, The Rustic Paths, Elephant Joy, Ele Experience Farm, Jawahar Kala Kendra, Birla Mandir Temple, Khole Ke Hanuman JI Temple, Jaipur, Govind Devji Temple, Moti Dungari Temple, Royal Gaitor Tumbas.
Restaurants in Jaipur District
1. Elefantastic
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2,924 reviews
Elefantastic is already renowned and famous in its own reward from 2012 by Rahul Sharma - Founder. But to get up to our customers’ requirements and demand, we are extending it to Elefantastic travel too. With the amazing feedback from our valuable tourists, we could uplift ourselves in serving you in better way with the Elefantastic travel. We are offering quality based services for various India tour packages, Golden Triangle tours, Explore the land of Royals, Ravishing South Tours, North India Tours, Special Interest Tour Packages, Luxury India Tours and Village Tours by Elefantastic tour and travel company. With the variant sections of tours, we are very keen in providing extremely comfortable services for Car Rentals in India such as by Economy Cars, Luxury Cars, Van and Coaches.
Reviewed By kristennoel7 - Frankfurt, Germany
Our time at Elefantastic was amazing. From the driver who picked up up, to the delicious traditional lunch at the owner's mother's house, to feeding the elephant, painting her with local and safe paint, washing her, her washing us!, and walking with her around the grounds, it just couldn't get better. The staff were extremely nice and attentive, taking photos of us hen we wanted, and giving us some peace with the elephant when we wanted. Overall incredible experience with an organization that treats the elephants very well. Highly recommended!
2. The Rustic Paths
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 426 reviews
In this activity there is an opportunity to explore how Rajasthan (Jaipur) rural community live and have lived for generations in same fashion as their ancestors. On this experience we will visit several villages around jaipur.
Reviewed By shol2w
We booked a open jeep safari to learn more about the local Indian and Indian daily it was unbelievable experience mr.khan our driver was helpful polite and kind he provide a day of delight on this amazing safari all activities were fantastic monkey temple school century etc It was perfect to see real India Thank you so much waseem for providing great time in India !!!
3. Elephant Joy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 341 reviews
Elephant Joy in Jaipur, India is a fantastic way for you to get hands on experience and make a real difference to the lives of our elephants. Experience the most exciting, innovative, working elephant village in India, dedicated to conserving elephants. You can learn about their basic habits of food, life and traditional decoration. People from Elephant Joy are engaged with elephant by birth not by profession. Our family has been riding and taking care of elephants since 6 generations but nowadays we have very different world where everyone has busy life. So we have created these activities for people who want to be a Mahout (Rider) of a beautiful and gentle animal. You will be enjoying with the biggest but the most gentle animal in the world. By learning to take care of them, feeding, watering and bathing you will have a chance to create your own bond with them. Their individuality will teach you about how important it is to contribute to their survival.
Reviewed By Johntraveller00 - London, United Kingdom
Elephant joy was amazing! The service from the moment very nice people immediately came to help and explain all about the elephants which have been kept very well and all round and amazing experience thank you to Jamil and the team Jamil and the staff take care of the animals with love and they make you feel that same love. Really outstanding especially for kids. practical advice. if necessary they pick you up from hotel in Jaipur (included in this price). Overall you should definitely come here while in Jaipur! Avoid the elephants at the Amer Fort and do this instead. Total i loved my time in Jaipur at elephant joy and looking forward to be back. Highly recommended everyone to elephant joy!!!!
4. Ele Experience Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 165 reviews
Elephant experience farm in Jaipur, India is a fantastic way for you to get hands on experience and make a real difference to the lives of our elephants. Experience the most exciting, innovative, working elephant village in India, dedicated to conserving elephants. You can learn about their basic habits of food, life and traditional decoration.
Reviewed By mrwillson007
lovely people taking care of healthy elephants???? a must go fot a beautifull experience❤️ namaste i can also get more knowledge about culture and understand peoples way of thinking????
5. Jawahar Kala Kendra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By arjunajb - Greater Noida, India
I salute the Organisers and Volunteers of Rajasthan Kabir Yatra 2019 for selecting this beautiful venue for the Inauguration Event..the venue with its design, architecture and acoustics did full justice to the event..the performance by each artist was phenomenal and a Special Salute to Dappu Khan from Jisalmer.. would love to attend more such events including theater at the Jawahar Kala Kendra
6. Birla Mandir Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,561 reviews
Reviewed By Wanderer_Sharmaji - New Delhi, India
One of the must sightseeing places in jaipur trip. Easy to reach here via cab or any other transportation as well. Beautiful architecture, soulful rhythm of aarti in morning & evening and surrounding area adds a good reason to visit this temple.
7. Khole Ke Hanuman JI Temple, Jaipur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By Argu266 - Jaipur, India
Beautiful and peaceful place. It's a very beautiful scene from top of the temple's building. Its a permisis where you feel the touch of nature and peace. Must visit
8. Govind Devji Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 700 reviews
Reviewed By hitesh1304 - Mumbai, India
Visited GovindJi temple on 2/2/20 ..Its in the johari bazar area of old jaipur, A religious and holy place , with a vast temple area below the hills,a magnificent idol of Shri Krishnaji , indeed a temple with lots of positive energy and high on spiritual relevance.The prayers,chanting and the aartis are worth a watch and full of vibrations A must visit place while in Jaipur
9. Moti Dungari Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 393 reviews
Reviewed By Sanjay108 - New Delhi, India
This is one of the oldest temples in Jaipur City. The residents of Jaipur city invites Lord Ganesha for any pious celebration in the family like weddings etc. Also while leaving Jaipur for the journey the devotees have blessings of Lord Ganesha before leaving and likewise when they return to Jaipur, they first take blessings and then proceed for their home.
10. Royal Gaitor Tumbas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 324 reviews
The Royal Gaitor Tumbas is exactly as it sounds- a tomb for many maharajas. Some of the maharajas include Pratap Singh, Madho Singh II, and Jai Singh II. The site is situated beneath the Nahargarh Fort nestled in a cove between several desert foothills and truthfully, it feels neglected and undiscovered. After pulling up to
Reviewed By Gl0balCitizen2013
The Royal Gaitor Tumbas are beautifully serene, set in a quiet locale, far from the bustling crowds. They were so quiet and bereft of people, that I felt a bit scared because we were two women, with a child, wandering through the Tumbas. The buildings are so beautiful, that one forgets that these were the places where the royals of Jaipur were cremated. The tombs marking the death of children was quite poignant. One can hear the calls of peacocks from the surrounding hills and see the walls of the fort. It is well worth a visit, but I recommend going with a tour operator, rather than on your own. There is an entry fee, but you don't get any ticket- so you know who is pocketing the money! Also there is Shiv temple inside, and we were asked to visit by an old person, who was also shooing away donkeys that had strayed inside. We didn't and given the interest of this person and a younger one in us (probably for tips or donations), we chose not to go deeper into the Gaitor Tumbas either.But still, I regard it as an enriching visit.
