In March 2018, I spent more than a week in Jaipur.
During this time, I explored some of the top sights and best places to visit in Jaipur in 3 days.
The Jaipur itinerary
Here’s the quick list of my itinerary for part of my week in Jaipur:
- DAY 1
- Visit to 3 palaces in Jaipur
- Jaipur City Palace
- Hawa Mahal (Wind Palace)
- Jal Mahal (Water Palace)
- Visit to 3 palaces in Jaipur
- DAY 2
- Walk across 3 forts in Jaipur
- Amber Fort
- Jaigarh Fort
- Nahargarh Fort
- Walk across 3 forts in Jaipur
- DAY 3
- Street shopping in the Pink City
- Walk to hilltop temples
- Monkey Temple (Galtaji Temple)
- Sun Temple
Sorry to be really lame, but it would actually be better if you saw this 3 day Jaipur itinerary of the best places to visit! It’s the same, but more details there!
Side note!
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Here are some places to add to your Jaipur itinerary
DAY 1
PALACES
Here are more tips to make it a day of Jaipur’s palaces.
Jaipur City Palace
Hawa Mahal – Wind Palace
Jal Mahal – Water Palace
Royal cenotaphs
DAY 2
FORTS
Here are more tips to make it a day of Jaipur’s forts.
Amber Fort
Jaigarh Fort
Nahargarh Fort
DAY 3
Street shopping
HAPPY JAIPUR ITINERARY PLANNING!
More details on 3 days in Jaipur
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🐠 Here are things you must consider packing!
- Swimsuit or swimming shirt aka rash guard
- rash guard: swim set for women and swim shirt for men
- Water shoes
- Waterproof phone case (so you can capture pictures of fishies underwater!)
- cheapo phone case OR waterproof camera
- I also have this "camera" wrist float to attach to my cheapo waterproof phone case so my phone won't sink to the bottom of the ocean in case I somehow let go of it. (Mine does stay afloat - test this for yourself before completely trusting it!)
- Swimming goggles or snorkeling mask set
- Reef-safe(r) sunscreen
- lightweight travel towel:
- walking sandals:
I also don't go snorkeling without a personal swim float buoy. Not only does it help to keep me visible, but it makes for a perfect way to rest out in deeper water! Oh, and it also serves as a dry bag so I can take stuff into the water with me.
Another way I have taken valuables into the water with me is to wear a travel money belt that I don't mind getting wet with salt water (it's not waterproof but I have several so I just use one of them) and then I put things in a ziplock freezer bag, and put that freezer bag in the money belt.
There are also designated waterproof waist pouches that you can store your valuables and take into the water with you.
see more:
- What to wear hiking
- What to wear snorkeling