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Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan, and is the center of tourist attraction for people not only India but also for people around the world. There are many places of Jaipur so special. Jaipur is a place that has always been considered a city of historical importance. Travel to Jaipur city in this area are always looking for as the ancient city. Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is also visiting, but working as observatories and scientists reflected light of the city. The founder of the city's fascinating Sawai Jai Singh was. The special attraction of Jaipur is Jantar Mantar HAWA Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Birla Mandir, Sisodia Rani ka Bagh etc.

Amber Fort : Amber Fort is situated at a distance of 11 km north of Jaipur. The Amber Fort is the first capital of the Rajputs Kachchwaha. The Amber Fort has always been the most attractive sights of Jaipur. Most tourists love to take an elephant ride up the hill from the bottom of the fortress. While many in the very early structures have disappeared or been destroyed or damaged, those dating from the 16th century on are in a state of remarkable preservation. Amber as it exists today is the handiwork of three kings of the kingdom include Man Singh and Jai Singh I and II. Approached from a steep path, visitors come up on elephant back, entering through a large gate and continue Jaleb Pol Singh Chowk, disembark from the yard where the pachyderm this. From here, they are faced with two flights of steps, one leading to Shila Mata complex with its image of the goddess was kept, and another with the main palace complex. Within the complex, Ganesh Pol, an imposing gateway painted with images of the elephant God, Lord Ganesha, takes pride of place. Is also part of the complex is the Diwan-I-Am or hall of public audience with a spectacular display of pillars. The merger typical of Rajput and Mughal architectural styles is captured in the Sukh Niwas and Jas Mandir Apartments, and landscape gardening Charbagh with its perfect balance. highlight is the pierced screen windows that provide views from the vantage point, as well as the shimmering mirrors encrusting the walls of Sheesh Mahal. Several other gardens and pavilions within the sprawling spread of ramparts offer enough scope for investigating medieval lifestyles at leisure. Apart from the ramparts, old city, once the residence of the aristocracy, has a great taste of medieval, although it has few buildings of majestic proportion that are still extinct. However, despite walking a rambling lanes will reap rich rewards for the curious. Besides a large number of temples, also stepwells, monuments and townhouses.

Gaitore: Located away from Jaipur-Amber road, Gaitors is the final resting place for the maharajas of Jaipur. Set in a narrow valley, the cenotaphs of former rulers include typical or slightly chhatri monument shaped umbrella. Of special mention is Jai Singh 2nd chhatri because the carvings were used to embellish it.

Nahargarh: Tuesday of the hilltop fortress that protected Jaipur, and in a state of majestic ruin, it has some lovely gardens and pavilions added after the capital was moved to Jaipur. The members of the royal family often used it for summer excursions and picnics.

Jaigarh: Jaigarh fortress fortress near Nahrgarh. The name of the fortress Fort Jaigarh victory. Inside the fort, a series of reservoirs which can be seen in large view of the fortress attractive. One of the military structures of medieval India number, retained its ancient splendor in palaces, garden, reservoirs, a granary, an armory, a cannon were cast design plan, a number of temples, towers and a giant cannon mounted the Jai Ban, one of the largest in the country are preserved here. The parkotas wide (wall), the clock tower and the port of Jaigarh dominate the western horizon.

Jal Mahal: Jal Mahal was built by Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799 AD in the middle of Man Sagar Lake as a pleasure spot. Founded by building a dam between two hills by Sawai Man Singh I. During the winter months can be seen when a large number of migratory and resident birds in the lake.

HAWA Mahal: HAWA Mahal was built by Maharaja Sawai Singh in 1799. The palace is an indispensable part of the city which literally means "Palace of Winds." HAWA Mahal is the final milestone of the city. HAWA Mahal is a five-storey palace, which is a pyramidal structure. The HAWA Mahal has fine and 953 small casements. Through the windows of the small mesh HAWA Mahal amazing views of the sun is seen in early dawn. This is a landmark of Jaipur and is immortalized in the tourist attraction for the people first. Located to the side, but is part of the city Palace complex, HAWA Mahal is best seen from the street outside. If it were not for all markets bustling around, it would have easily mistaken it for a movie, so finely balanced it is, and so inept as their food. HAWA Mahal consists of five floors of the corridors inside, with pierced screen windows that bypass the street below. It is believed that the women of the royal closet sits hidden behind these screens to see life in this city beyond the walls of the palace.

City Palace: As expected tourists to Jaipur, then the mold is the most attractive City Palace. The palace city was founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh during his reign. Many tourists are attracted by the architecture of the City Palace City Palace reflects the architecture of ancient India. As may be expected, the City Palace complex lies at the heart of the city. Give simple than before. Although the erstwhile Maharaja and his family and close friends-three curves used to go to their Tripolia Gate of the palace, most visitors are opened through Atish Pol which is located near the royal stables, across from Chandni Chowk here for moonlit Square and then into Gainda Deorhi ki. At the center of the complex is seven-storey Chandra Mahal where the erstwhile royal family still in residence, though only a fraction of the flats are occupied. However, it is only the buildings around Chandra Mahal that are open to the public, and they also formed part of a museum that includes everything from Grand costumes (including one with 18 kg of gold thread woven into it) to the sword and two silver urns are believed to be the largest silver objects in the world. It is housed in the Mubarak Mahal, and Diwan-i-am respectively. Through Singh Pol, visitors can approach the Diwan-i-am, where the court of Maharaja of private and public will be held. architecture seems to include a curved, pillared houses, while the carrier with the door is painted features.

Jantar Mantar: A stone observatory, part of the city palace complex, Jantar Mantar is one of several other astronomical observatories created by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh 2nd (the other is in Delhi, the Sarnath, Ujjain). These concrete masonry instruments were used to measure everything from altitude to time, and map the motion of the planets and the stars. Jai Singh 2nd had a passion for astronomy and used astronomical inventions from different of the observatory, which is the largest in Jaipur. Jantar Mantar is an observatory was founded by Sawai Jai Singh in 1728 and 1734. the major instruments of its place of observation time. There are several tools that are kept from which we can see it clockwise: * Small 'Samrat'. * Dhruva * Narivalya * The Observer's Seat * Small 'Kranti' * 'Raj' * 'Unnathamsa' * 'Disha' * 'Dakshina' * Large 'Samrat' * 'Rashivalayas' * 'Jai Prakash' * Small 'Ram' * Large 'Ram Yantra' * 'Diganta' * Large 'Kranti'

Govind Dev Ji Temple: The most popular temple of Jaipur spireless dedicated to Lord Krishna. It lies at the heart of the Jai Niwas Garden stores north of Chandra Mahal. The image of the patron deity Govind Devji, originally installed in a temple of Vrindavan, was reinstalled by Sawai Jai Singh 2 here is the family deity.

Sargasuli: Also called Isar Lat, this tower was built in the mid-18th century by Maharaja Ishwari Singh to celebrate winning a battle. Ironically, Singh Ishwari boycotted for their love of an ordinary girl, and he is not only Kachhawaha Maharaja who are commemorated in Gaitor.

Galtaji: An ancient pilgrimage center, outside the garden between low hills. Temples, pavilions and holy kunds (natural spring and reservoirs) along with lush landscape make it a great place. Small temple of the sun god, built by Diwan Kriparam on the highest peaks visible from all parts of the city.

Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh: In the 18th and 19th centuries, the royal family and nobles set out in the summer garden guni Ghati ki, a valley at the beginning of the Jaipur-Agra road which traps the air and wafts it through through pleasant. Sisodia Rani ka Bagh was given a queen from the lake city of Udaipur, to cure her homesickness. It includes pavilions with water channels running down the floor in the garden.

Vidyadharji ka Bagh: The exquisite, floor garden set for the private pleasure of the architects of the city, it has delicate pavilions bordered by water channels, and a large lounge overlooking the entire complex. Located at Ghat ki Guni, it is now let out for private picnics.

Jain Temple: one of the few examples of Jain architecture in Jaipur, Agra is situated on the road, it has 19th century frescos that subtle.

Ram Niwas Bagh: A lush spacious garden with a zoo, an aviary, a greenhouse, a herbarium, a museum and popular sports ground. It was built by Sawai Ram Singh 2nd in 1868 AD as a famine relief project. The Albert School, a fine example of architectural styles Sarcenic Indochina was designed by Sir Swinton Jecob, was opened later with an exquisite collection of sculptures, paintings, decorative ceramics, specimens of natural history, Egyptian mummies and a Persian carpet organizations. Recently, the Rabindra Manch with an auditorium, a gallery of modern art and an open air theater, has been added to promote cultural events.

Laxmi Narayan Temple: A new temple, built entirely of marble, this is a recommendation of continuation of skills mason and sculptor of this.

Moti Doongari: a small palace, this is a replica of a Scottish Castle, and sits on a hilltop. Once occupied by Maharaja Madho Singh's son who has been restricted here, it was also for a Maharani Gayatri Devi in the house.

Statue Circle: A busy past, this one-size statue in marble of Maharaja Jai Singh 2. It is a recent addition to attractions of the city.