See the iconic pink façade of Hawa Mahal from the street and wander the nearby bazaars (Johari and Bapu Bazaar) for textiles and jewellery; quick photo stop and light shopping.
City Palace showcases royal collections and courtyards (usually 9:30–17:00); Jantar Mantar is an 18th-century observatory (9:00–17:00) — both are UNESCO/heritage highlights.
One of the few Brahma temples in India and the sacred Pushkar Lake with ghats; temple hours typically 6:00–12:00 and 16:00–21:00 so morning visit is ideal.
Walk the blue lanes of the old city towards a rooftop restaurant offering views of Mehrangarh Fort at night; Indique is a popular option with good views and Rajasthani dishes.
One of India’s most impressive hill forts with massive ramparts, palaces and a museum — open roughly 9:00–17:00; allow time for the museum and the panoramic ramparts.
A spectacular 15th-century Jain temple complex famed for its carved marble pillars — typically open from early morning to early evening (approx 8:00–18:00).
Magnificent palace complex overlooking Lake Pichola with museums and courtyards — generally open 9:30–17:30; arrive early to explore the courtyards and museum exhibits.
Stroll the gardens of Saheliyon-ki-Bari, then visit Bagore Ki Haveli by the lake; Bagore Ki Haveli hosts an evening folk dance and puppet show (usually around 19:00).
If flying, lunch in Jaipur city at a recommended spot (Rawat or LMB for Rajasthani food); if driving, stop at a highway restaurant or Bhilwara for a proper meal.