Check in and recover from travel; enjoy a hearty breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café to fuel a day of walking. Aim for an early start so you can explore Old Delhi in cooler morning hours.
Explore the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk—visit spice shops, sweet stalls and sample local snacks; a guided walking tour helps navigate the lanes and history.
One of India’s largest mosques with sweeping courtyard views of Old Delhi; allow 30–45 minutes for photos and the climb to the upper galleries if open.
Lotus Temple offers a serene Bahá'í house of worship (usually open 9:00am–5:00pm); Akshardham is a grand modern complex with water shows (check show times and closures).
Magnificent hilltop fort with ornate halls and courtyards; open roughly 8:00am–5:30pm — go early to avoid crowds and heat. Consider the light-and-sound show if staying late.
An immersive Rajasthani village-themed resort with performances and a buffet of local dishes — opens roughly 5:00pm and runs late into the evening; booking recommended.
Seasonal activity offering spectacular aerial views of Jaipur and the Aravalli hills; requires advance booking — operates very early mornings (approx 4:30–7:30am).
Option A: Morning flight Jaipur→Delhi (~1h) is quickest and recommended if you have a same-day international flight from Delhi. Option B: Private drive to Delhi takes ~5–6 hours and can be scenic with a stop en route.
If flying into Delhi earlier, use any spare time for a final market visit (Dilli Haat or Select Citywalk) or head straight to the airport for departure procedures.
Arrive at Delhi airport 2–3 hours before your international flight or 1.5 hours before domestic; confirm boarding times and enjoy duty-free if time allows.