Cheap Jaipur Flights
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There are 0 flights operating between Istanbul and Jaipur. You may find frequent flights from Dammam, Jeddah and Riyadh to Jaipur.

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Better to book your flight to Jaipur 53 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

September and October months are the highest season for India, Jaipur. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: May and November.

Jaipur, also known as Jaipur, is the capital city of Rajasthan State of India. To start your journey in India, the land of 29 regions and 18 different official languages, hundreds of rituals and ceremonies, it is the right choice to start from Jaipur, known as the "Victory City" or "Pink City". Jaipur, a city where colors and cultures live intertwined with its own complexity and order, has an exotic appearance with a pink color even at night.

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Jaipur, which is one of the most populated cities in India with a population of more than 3 million, remained as the Pink City because it was painted pink when it was visited by the Prince of Wales Edward. Maharaja Sawai II in 1728. Founded by Jai Singh and today the capital of Rajasthan State, Jaipur is a city rewarded by nature, where maharajas hold an important place and stands out in its country with its history.

Places to visit

You can visit the palaces of the Maharajas, which has an important place in the past of Jaipur, the city that attracts the most tourists after Agra in India, and discover this colorful history: Your first stop in Jaipur can be the Amber Fort, with its architecture built in colors reminiscent of sunset in autumn. The Charbagh Garden surrounding the fort, the honeycomb-like Hawa Mahal Palace, the astronomical observatory Jantar Mantar, the Jal Mahal Palace located in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, the City Palace built in the 17th century will be the most precious moments of your journey to India.

Old Jaipur is surrounded by fort-like walls that open outwards with 7 gates. The most well-known of these doors are; Chandpol Gate is Sanganeri Gate and Ajmeri Gate. Although all the buildings in the old city are pink in color, the domed structures typical of Indo-Mongolian architecture stand out here.

Hawa Mahal, whose name means "Palace of the Winds" and is the most prominent touristic structure of the city; Chandra Mahal, the largest of the five observatories built by Jai Singh and the 1728 structure; City Palace, built by Maharaja Pratap Singh and located right in the middle of old Jaipur with its various gardens and buildings; Maharaja II in the City Palace with carpets, miniatures from the Rajasthan, Mongolian and Iranian schools and various works of art. Sawai Man Singh Museum is one of the most important places to visit in Jaipur.

Containing the most interesting examples of Rajput period art, the Amber Palace, which was started to be built in 1592 and later expanded by Jai Singh, is actually quite a castle, almost as if it was perched on the rocks. Do not leave the Amber Palace without visiting Divan-i Aam, Kali Temple, Sila Devi Temple, Jai Mandir, Sukh Nivas. Transportation is provided by elephants on the steep road near the palace, and the elephant excursion requests that almost all tourists coming to India want to do are met here. There are miniatures, clothes and weapons from the Maharaja period in the Albert Hall Museum, which was built in 1867 with the Indian and Mongolian architecture of typical British architecture. In particular, there are porcelain figures showing yoga postures. Since the wild monkeys around Jal Mahal, which is the summer palace used by the Maharaja in the summer months, are used to stealing food from people coming and going, if they see any food in your hand, they may attack you suddenly after wandering around for a while.

Food & Drink and Shopping

As in the rest of India, there is a colorful kitchen in Jaipur that you will regret if you return without trying it. Spices and hot spices are used in Indian cuisine. In general, all meals are served with steamed basmati rice. Among the most consumed are "chicken tikka masala", a vegetable spring roll called "samosa", "naan" a popular bread, milk tea and masala tea.

In many shops in Jaipur, many products of traditional "Rajasthan" handicrafts, tablecloths, wall panels, saddlebags, and even textile products such as skirts and dresses are decorated with small mirrors are all beautiful. called "Mul Mul"; It is famous for the production of a muslin-thin fabric, which is printed with madder in 4 different colors and even gilded, and can even be shimmered. Jaipur is also the center of some stones not only for India but also for the whole world. You can find all kinds of precious and semi-precious stones in Jaipur. Miniature craftsmanship has an important place among the many works that have emerged as a result of the interaction of the city with the historical past. By copying these miniatures with simple methods and reproducing them on various fabrics such as raw silk and cotton, a large miniature embroidery market sold in touristic places was formed.

Transport

Although there are no direct flights from Istanbul to Jaipur, Turkish Airlines, Jet Airways and Oman Air have flights to Jaipur International Airport every day of the week, connecting to New Delhi or Muscat. You can reach the city center, which is 11 km from the airport, in 20 minutes by taxi.