Places to Visit Near Jaipur – Complete Staying Guide

If you are an employee and your company has given you work from home(WFH). And you are fed up with doing work at home and want to spend some of the quality time (me-time) outstation. Obviously, everyone needs a break at one point in time from their work and from their personal life. So, if you want to spend meaningful time then you must choose near Jaipur, as the place to spend some quality time, no matter whether it is winters or summers. The weather in Rajasthan is always pleasant. Moreover, Jaipur is developed so much that lots of heritage hotels have been opened, and it is one of the beloved destinations of all the tourists. 

Moreover, there are various other places to visit in Jaipur. On weekends when you get free from the daily hassle you can check out all the heritage places. 

There are various types of hotels in this pink city. From modern to traditional a tourist has many options. Majorly when tourists arrive in Jaipur they usually prefer heritage hotels as Jaipur is rich in culture. If you want to spend some of the time in the best heritage hotel in Rajasthan then we will give you some of the options and let us discuss some of them. 

Rajmahal Palace

When we are talking about where to stay, one of the best options is Rajamahal. A 150 km drive from Jaipur, this hotel is near the Bisalpur Dam. This heritage hotel is located adjacent to the Banas River and surrounded by the Aravali range of hills, in Rajasthan, India.

Once you enter this palace, you will feel mesmerizing as it is established near Aravali hills. So you can also fulfill your wish if you are an orophile(a person who loves mountains). 

Fine dine and wine near Jaipur are available at all of our properties, including the Hotel Rajmahal Palace. The Nau Chaukiya Mahal (the palace of nine squares) overlooks the Banas River and serves Rajasthani, Muglai, and Continental cuisine. Torch-lit meals on boats with local musicians can be arranged for a more romantic atmosphere. On request, riverside lunches and picnics can be organized. Breakfast can be enjoyed on the patio or in the riverfront garden while watching the sunrise over the Banas River flowing through the hills.

If you are interested in seeing sunset and sunrise then you can enjoy the entire view from here. Especially in winters, you can enjoy your morning tea and evening snacks while watching sunsets and sunrises. 

This royal residence has huge grounds outside, if you have kids then your kids can enjoy their playing time on that ground, and you can spend peaceful time with your beloved partner. 

And at the backside of the mansion, there is a huge lake where you can enjoy some me-time. Rejuvenate yourself. Its surroundings are filled with floral scents and punctuated with the sounds of nature, making Rajmahal Palace a wonderful getaway for relaxation and rejuvenation.  

Besides that, the rooms of this mansion are absolutely fantastic. A ravishing view of the Aravali hills can be seen from the rooms for couples overlooking the riverside garden.

Sites of interest

You can visit several places near Jaipur, including the city that was once the capital of the royal family of the country but is now the capital of the princely state of Rajasthan. This city of color and grandeur is 260 kilometers from New Delhi, the capital of the country.

•  BISALDEO TEMPLE

A famous temple in Rajasthan dedicated to Lord Shiva is Bisaldeo Temple, a temple of Lord Shiva that presents his idol and is considered to be one of the important temples both for religious and social reasons. Maha Shiva Ratri is the most important festival in the temple and as its name indicates, it is visited by thousands of devotees.

As a result of its location on the Bisalpur Dam on the Banas River, one might believe that the atmosphere in this temple is tranquil. The temple was commissioned by the 12th century Chahamana prince Vigraharaja IV, also known as Bisal Deo, and is designated as a “Monument of National Importance” by the “Archeological Survey of India.” This temple, known as Gokarnesvara, also known as Bisal Deoji’s temple, was built by Vigraharaja IV or Visala, who was a Gokarna devotee, and it has boosted the prominence of Bisalpur.

• GARH PALACE

A number of small palaces surround the central majestic residence of the Garh Palace, the crown jewel of Bundi, which has been built over the ages by various rulers. Innumerable tales of love, valor, and sacrifice are etched on the walls of these palaces dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. With its beautifully carved Bundi frescoes, the Garh Palace is a fine example of Rajput architecture. Within Bundi, the royal fort is a royal palace that is richly decorated with vibrant paintings that depict scenes from daily life in Bundi and scenes from literary and religious texts.

The Taragarh Fort, which rises tall and proud above the Garh Palace, is a renowned fort with its own individuality. The fort, which sits on a high hill, provides a panoramic and stunning view of Bundi’s entire city. The fort is an absorbing experience where one can spend hours exploring the nooks and crannies and yet be amazed. Rudyard Kipling, a well-known novelist and Nobel winner, is said to have written parts of his celebrated novel ‘Kim’ in Bundi.

• SUNEHRI KOTHI

In Tonk in Rajasthan, the Indian state of Rajasthan, there is a magnificent hall called Sunehri Kothi. The old palace complex houses the hall, whose walls and ceilings are emblazoned with enamel mirrors, gilt, and painted glass, illuminated by Belgian stained-glass windows. It is also known as Sheesh Mahal and attracts lots of tourists. 

Nawab Mohammed Ibrahim Ali Khan, who loved music, dancing, and poetry recitals, built the Taj Mahal at Bada Kuwa, on Najar Bagh Road in Tonk. In recognition of the artworks and architectural quality represented in the structure, it is also known as the ‘Mansion of Gold.’ Sunehri Kothi’s overall structure resembles an ethereal piece of enamel jewellery. People love to visit this place.  

Final Words 

With a village tour, you can experience the rich culture and heritage that transforms the royalty within rural Rajasthan and witness the glory of the rural side of Rajasthan. Moreover, with that, it can also be the best picnic spot for school children.