Your chauffeur collects you from your Delhi hotel or airport at about 9:00 am in a premium car, with cold towels, water and refreshments on board. Arrive at your palace hotel in the early afternoon, settle in over a welcome drink, and then meet your private guide for the City Palace and the UNESCO-listed Jantar Mantar. Return for a candle-lit dinner in the hotel courtyard. Overnight in Jaipur.
Enter Amber Fort early with your guide, riding up by jeep rather than elephant, and see the Sheesh Mahal before the crowds. Stop at Jal Mahal for photographs, then join an artisan family for a hands-on block-printing masterclass and lunch. Spend the afternoon at leisure by the pool or spa, then drive to Nahargarh for sunset at a private table with snacks and drinks. Overnight in Jaipur.
In the cooler months you can start with an optional hot-air balloon flight over Amber (weather permitting, extra cost). After a leisurely breakfast, see the Hawa Mahal and visit a trusted family jeweller in Johari Bazaar with your guide, with no pressure to buy. Check out around midday and travel back to Delhi in your car, arriving in the evening, or continue to Jaipur airport for a flight.
A restored palace or five-star heritage hotel, chosen for its location and character. The exact property depends on your dates and availability, and an upgrade to one of Jaipur’s most iconic palace hotels is available for a supplement.
A private courtyard dinner, an artisan block-printing masterclass, a private sunset table at Nahargarh and early Amber Fort entry with an expert guide. A dawn hot-air balloon flight and a polo match are optional and seasonal.
Yes. The flight takes about an hour, and your chauffeur meets you at Jaipur airport. The price is adjusted for the drive you skip, and the itinerary stays the same.
Prices start at $899 per person (about ₹74,600) for two travelers sharing, including two hotel nights, a chauffeur-driven car, guide, experiences and entrance fees. An iconic palace-hotel upgrade, the balloon flight and peak-season dates cost more.
The monuments are the same. What changes is where you stay, how you travel, the private experiences and the pace. For a more affordable version, see our Jaipur Tour Package.
October to March offers the best weather, but palace hotels sell out in December and January. From July to September, hotel rates fall and the hills are green, which suits travelers who prefer quiet and comfort to sightseeing.
