Cheap Flights from Singapore to Jaipur from S$ 138

Jaipur is the capital and largest city of the Indian state of Rajasthan. Founded in 1727 by the Rajput ruler Jai Singh after whom the city is named. It is one of the major tourist destinations of India and is part of the Golden Triangle Circuit along with Delhi and Agra. The city is home to 2 of the UNESCO World heritage sites. If you are someone of love palaces and want to have an insight into the rulers of the Bygone area or if you are passionate about good architecture, then Jaipur is a must-visit destination. Nicknamed as Pink City, it has all the exotic elements of India in one city.

Tip: Jaipur has extreme climate making it very hot during summers and very cold during winter make sure that you check the weather condition for your travel period and pack accordingly.

Getting There

The Jaipur International Airport is the primary airport serving Jaipur City. It is the 11^th busiest airport in India in daily scheduled flight operation. There are many connecting flights from Singapore to Jaipur operating daily with a flight duration of 8 hours or more depending on the layovers. There are no direct flights to Jaipur from Singapore, so you have to look for flight options with least delays.  Air India Airlines & Air Asia Airways are the most popular airlines with maximum flights in this route.

Tip: Since Jaipur is a major tourist destination, it is advisable to book your tickets at least two months in advance.

What to See 

To experience royalty, Jaipur is an ideal destination to visit. Visit the UNESCO world heritage site, Amber Fort, which was constructed in 1592, is a perfect amalgamation of Hindu-Muslim Architecture. Nahargarh Fort is a majestic fort built as a defensive fort on the Aravali Ranges it provides some of the best views of the city. Jaigarh Fort or the Fort of Victory is house to the world’s most extensive Canon and was also built as a defensive fort. Hawa Mahal is a not to be missed tourist place in Jaipur that is a stunning presentation of the rich architectural experience of the past. Jal Mahal is another architectural delight that was built as a hunting lodge and summer retreat during the 18th century and is also a site for many migratory birds. Your visit to Jaipur is incomplete without visiting the world heritage site of Jantar Mantar that is also the world’s most astronomical observatory. Some of the other places to visit are the Albert hall museum, Galtaji and City Palace.

Tip: Visit Nahargarh Fort in the evening to view the beautiful sunset.

Eat & Stay

Restaurants are spread across the city of Jaipur serving local delicacy to other Indian cuisines. Bani Park has some of the best restaurants serving local to different Indian Cuisines. To enjoy the street flavours, you should visit Old City or Station Road. To get the peek at the nightlife, explore the pubs and night club in Rambagh. 

There are many charming places for accommodations in Jaipur from Palaces to old Havelis to budget hotels. If you are there solely for site seeing, then look for accommodation in Sansarchandra and Station Road where there are budget hotels to mid-range to high-end hotels. For families, Amber Fort and Man Sagar Lake are the best areas to stay.

Jaipur is known for its handicrafts and hand-looms, so you get to have a variety of options to shop. It is a major shopping destination in India. Visit the colourful market in Old City where you will get all kinds of things to buy, ranging from clothing to shoes, pottery to blankets and many more.

Tip: Ghevar is a must-try local sweet of Jaipur. You will find this in any of the local sweet shops.

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