Weekend Getaway To - "The Pink City"

Last minute weekend trip to "The Pink City - Jaipur"

That was an unplanned trip and of course, tickets were also not booked due to last minute plan. I'm not sure why I waited so late to make up my mind but I was waiting to visit Jaipur again for a long time.

It was 4pm on Saturday evening, I headed out of my office to catch Bus to reach Jaipur.
I reached Jaipur at 9pm of the same day, Finally, the much awaited moment arrived. I heard a lot about the coolest most Hostel chain in India - Zostel.

That was for the first time while I was about to explore any hostel in India, and the experience of Zosteling was much better than expected.


My Zostel mates were all set to crawl towards the most popular club of Jaipur "Trove Club" at 11pm. The most interesting part of staying in Zostel was free access to the club wherein regular visitors have to pay expensive entry fees.

Unexpectedly Awesome Night Out

We spent some time recharging on the dance floor followed by some snacks and drinks. I had no clue that small city like Jaipur has much to deliver and that too for the entire night, as usual, all clubs in Delhi NCR use to wind up parties latest by 1am.

Awesome time spent with great persons- We didn't even realize the time in disco and finally reached hostel at 5am.

Tip- Summers are so hot in Jaipur so it makes sense to take rest in the morning and explore the city in the evening.



The last hurrah
We decided to explore the heritage Amer fort in the evening and it's worth to visit the fort during the late evening as lightening atmosphere and water and light show make fort visit more interesting.

All good things come to an end so as my trip but these kinds of experiences help us to create our memories unlimited and turn us into a storyteller.

  

What else you should expect from Jaipur

Places to explore in Jaipur includes - Amber Palace, Hawa Mahal, City Palace,  Jantar Mantar, Jal Mahal, Nahargarh Fort and the must visit Chokidhani for authentic Rajasthani culture and cuisine experience.

The Winter months from November till February is the most pleasant time to visit Jaipur.

Shopping - Jaipur offer traditional Rajasthani cloths, handicrafts which you won't find elsewhere.


Expected damage to your pocket.

Though its totally up to you but I can give you overview.                        

Transport – Jaipur is well connected with Air, Train and Bus from all major cities, cost depends on distance and advance purchase. 

Accommodation – You would find hostels starting from Rs.300 per night until 5-star luxury property (Including heritage hotels) at Booking.com and other major websites. 

Food – It’s quite economical and authentic. 


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