The worldwide renowned literary festival began today and will gather literary academics, writers, politicians, business tycoons, and all literature fans. So, it would be a shame not to explore the pink city's colourful aristocracy.

The Jaipur Hues of Jaipur Literature Festival is alive and well.

Jal Mahal at Sunset
The Jal Mahal, a one-of-a-kind regal palace, gracefully floats on water. The unique architecture is a hybrid of Mughal and Rajput elements. This water castle is encrusted and looks amazing when illuminated at night. So, take a boat trip and watch the sunset at this palace.
Go wild for the regal and traditional trinkets, shoes, cuisine, and souvenirs in Jaipur. Find some of Rajasthan's most unique items here, including the famed Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar.
This village embodies Rajasthan's traditional and cultural aspects. Chokhi Dhani attracts guests all year round, with traditional open-air meals, camel rides, folk dancing, and puppet performances. Try the colourful Rajasthani turbans and dine like a Maharaja!
City palace - Located in the centre of the city, this palace is a magnificent piece of art made of pink and red sandstone. However, it is its architecture that will capture your heart in a fraction of a second.
Amer Fort- An elephant ride at Amer Fort is one of the most exciting things to do in Jaipur that stands out from the crowd. The fort is stunning, with its massive doors and paved roadway. Every evening, a light display is held here, making the fort a must-see family attraction in Jaipur.
Nahargarh Fort - Many visitors choose to cycle to this magnificent fort. The Madhavendra Bhawan, which features 12 identical apartments for the queens, is a beautiful aspect of this palace. The apartments were designed so that the Maharaja could visit any of the queen's chambers without the others knowing.
Galtaji Temple: The Galtaji Temple is one of the most important pilgrimage and prehistoric sites in Jaipur. This temple's walls are well-decorated and appealing to travellers. This temple is built in such a way that it resembles a palace.