A tour is never completed without having the local food and doing some shopping of the local things. The city is known for the rich food, filled with the dollop of ghee, the traditional sweet dishes. When it comes to name an authentic Jaipuri cuisine then it is none other than Dal, Bati & Choorma. And when you are there do visit this village themed restaurant called Chokhi Dhani, which captures the spirit of Rajasthan. The ambience is a total reflection of the city, accompanied with evening performances and food served by people in traditional costumes. A perfect place to end the night and have sumptuous Jaipuri delights. Then about shopping, you can visit the markets according to your need as the shops are categorized by the products like in Johri Bazaar you'll find India's largest and fabulous jewelries, in Chandpol Bazaar you'll find Famous for handicrafts and handloom products, and in Nehru Baazar you'll find the famous Jaipur Rajais (Quits), Quilted Jaipuri Jackets, and traditional Jaipuri Jootis (mojris).

Climate here is semi-arid climate. The climate varies from extremely hot in the summer months to pleasant and cool weather in the winter months. Best time to visit the city would be Winter. It is the best time & season to visit Jaipur as the days are very pleasant but the nights can be cold with less than 4°C.

This royal city has lot to offer for accommodation purposes like the five star hotels Clarks Amer, Hilton Jaipur, Radisson Blu etc if you wish to stay luxuriously or you can prefer other 3 star properties like Red Fox Hotel Jaipur and Hotel Treebo Indiana Classic, Hotel Shyam Paradise which are near to the Jaipur International Airport. If you are staying only for few hours, then it would be a wise decision to opt MiStay and not pay the full day rates of hotels. Read less...