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Highlights 1 Drink a traditional masala chai at Sahu Tea Shop – one of the most famous places for a brew in the city. 2 Head to Hanuman Ji
Temple to soak up the peaceful ambience and to see the mischievous monkeys that call the place home. 3 Before your time in the city is up,
visit Jantar Mantar, the world’s largest sundial – it's one of five such observatories in West-Central India built by Jai Singh.Jaipur
Live like a Maharaja in the majestic city of Jaipur. The capital of India’s Rajasthan state, the Pink City (a moniker
inspired by the trademark colour of its buildings) evokes a regal ambience – it was founded and ruled by the royal
family until 1971. Visit the opulent City Palace complex and explore its courtyards, gardens and museums, or
venture into the surrounding former palaces, some of which are now converted to five-star hotels.