Travelling Through Jaipur – A Tempo Traveller Is All You Need!

(Also known as the ‘Pink City’ and ‘Paris Of India’, Jaipur is one of the apex points of the golden triangle assembly of Indian Tourism. The place where there is a fine blend of culture, tradition, heritage, and urbanism is the best way in which Jaipur can be introduced. If you are planning a trip to Jaipur, here are a few tips to help you discover the city more so that you can get the best of your tour.)

Founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, Jaipur also is named after this ruler. Founded in the year 1727 on November 18, Jaipur is the capital city of the State of Rajasthan. A city filled with traditions and heritage-inspired sites, Jaipur is a tourists’ dream destination. Also known for the royal and warm visitor welcome, Jaipur is even the dream destination of many for their dream wedding destination. Many tourists group hire tempo travellers in Jaipur to roam through the places of heritage importance. Believed to be the first planned city of India, a lot of interest in the articulation of forming this city was taken by the Rajputana Sawai Rulers in making Jaipur their winning city. By 1731, the completion of the city of Jaipur was seen with several palaces and roads. It is said that the science of Vaastu Shastra was implemented in designing this city.

Why is Jaipur known as The Pink City?

In 1876, when Queen Victoria’s son, Albert Edwards, the then Prince of Wales, who later earned the crown of being King Edward VII, the Emperor of India, was travelling to India. As pink colour is considered to be the colour of warm hospitality, Maharaja Ram Singh ordered the whole city of Jaipur to be painted in Terracotta Pink Colour for the welcoming of the prince and other royal guests. During his entire journey, Prince Albert Edward many times referred to Jaipur as the Pink City, and the name has been stuck from them. During his visit, Maharaja Ram Singh also built a grand concert hall, and it was named The Albert Hall in the honour of the prince. Till date, many tempo traveller booking in Jaipur take place, as a group of visitors are always there to see this concert hall which now graces Ram Niwas Public Garden. 

 

Sight Seeing In Jaipur

Minibus rentals in Jaipur are available for a group of tourists who wish to take a tour of this city and to understand the culture and traditions of Jaipur. Here is a list of a few places which may attract you the most in Jaipur:

Hawa Mahal

The Palace of Winds, The Hawa Mahal, was built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh. Hawa Mahal can be stated as the most important tourist destination of Jaipur, just like the Gateway of India in Mumbai. Built from red and pink sandstone, The Hawa Mahal was built for the women of the Royal Household. It is designed in the shape of the crown of Lord Krishna. It has around 953 exclusively decorated windows which enabled the females of the Royal family to witness the street processions and every day on-goings with ease.
                                                             

                                                                         Hawa Mahal 

City Palace

The official palace of the Maharajas of Jaipur, the construction of the City Palace was completed in the year 1732. Till date, the Royal Family of Jaipur resides in this Palace. A mixture of Mughal and European architecture is seen in the making of this palace. It is famous for its iconic gates like – Udai Pol, Tripolia Gate, and Virendra Pol. The City Palace today has a museum that features Royal Attires, precious Pashmina Shawls, Silk Sarees, as well as the Weaponry used by the Rajput and the Sawai armies.
                                                       

                                                                        City Palace

Jantar Mantar

Built during the reign of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, Jantar Mantar is one of the five space observatories built by him. The world’s biggest sundial is seen in the Jantar Mantar of Jaipur. There are other instruments made from brass and stone which were made based on the ideas from ancient Indian texts. Since 2010, UNESCO has declared Jantar Mantar as a World Heritage Site.
                        

                                                                      Jantar Mantar

Albert Hall Museum

Built-in respect of Price Albert Edward during his tour to India in 1887, this museum was originally a concert hall. It was designed by Sir Swinton Jacob. Today, it showcases dioramas, tribal costumes, paintings, carpets and even an Egyptian Mummy.

                                 

                                                                  Albert Hall Museum

 Tourists as of today can do a tempo traveller on rent in Jaipur to witness these amazing sites along with many other things around Jaipur. It is indeed a glee to the eyes to witness the beautiful city of Jaipur. 

 

Polite and Courteous Welcome Awaits You, While You Travel In A Tempo Traveller In Lucknow!

Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, is situated at the banks of the river Gomti, one of the most sacred rivers according to the Hindu Mythology. The words Adab and Tehzeeb (manners and hospitality) are the first words that strike us when we think about Lucknow. This ‘City of Nawabs’ is also well known for its rich culture, traditions, art, music, and cuisine. A tour to Lucknow with your family or gang of friends is sure to make you feel warm and loved. Just hire a tempo traveller in Lucknow and go through to the various places of Lucknow, having a great time. The language of Lucknow is a mixture of Urdu, Hindustani, and Hindi, making it a sweet tone to hear when somebody is talking to you. The city of Lucknow is also famous for delicate embroidery work, lavish spreads of greens and the home-ground to various dance forms like Kathak.

          History of Lucknow

Mythologically, Lucknow was known as Laxmanpur, as Laxman, the brother of Lord Rama, established this city. Coming to recent history, Lucknow was established by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula in 1755, which was the hub of literary scholars and craftsmen. Till date, Lucknow is still known for the same. During the British Raj, Lucknow was made as an administrative capital, and with India gaining Independence in 1947, Lucknow has developed by leaps and bounds. Lucknow holds the honour of being the first site of India’s First War of Independence, also known as the Indian Mutiny of 1857.

Sites of Historical Importance in Lucknow

To travel together do a tempo traveller on rent in Lucknow and enjoy the beautiful places.

        Bara Imambara

Also known as Imambara-e-Asafi, this unique construction – lying on the strength of interlocking bricks instead of the usual beams and supports was completed in 1784 under the rule of Nawab-ud-Daula. The Bhool Bhullaiya on the first story of this architecture is another marvel from where you can take a breath-taking panoramic view of the full city.

Bara imam bara

Rumi Darwaza

One of the most significant architectures in India, Rumi Darwaza, holds its height at around 60ft from the ground level. Come here with your family and friends with a tempo traveller in Lucknow and drop your jaws in awe of this wonderful masterpiece. If viewed from the western side, it’s a double-arched gateway, and at the same time, if viewed from the eastern side, it looks like a Rajput Palace.

 Rumi Darwaza

Jama Masjid

By doing a tempo traveller booking in Lucknow, you should visit the Jama Masjid, which is held on 260 pillars supporting 15 arched domes of different heights. Being one of the best mosques in India, it is a must-watch on your tour to Lucknow.

Jama Masjid Lucknow

A tempo traveller in Lucknow will take you through all these places and try hiring a guide to understand the history of Lucknow in depth. Travelling by tempo traveller on hire in Lucknow will keep your whole group gelled while you go through this historical city of Lucknow.