• Meet your Jaipur tour guide and driver at the hotel/airport/railway station.
• Drive to Amer Fort, a UNESCO world heritage site since 2013. This fort was built in the 16 century by Hindu Rajput Kings and was an old capital city of the kings before Jaipur; the fort is also famous for its mirror work on walls and ceiling
• Go down the hill to see 'Panna Meena Kund', an ancient water reserver and also known as stepwell.
• See the Water Palace and take some beautiful pictures; this palace used to be a summer residence of the Jaipur royal family 
• After the Water Palace, you will visit the City Palace of Jaipur which is a museum and the belongings of the former kings of Jaipur can be seen there. 
• Next is Jantar Mantar (UNESCO World Heritage site since 2010). Also known as an astronomical observatory, it built by the first king of Jaipur, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. A variety of sundials can be seen here.
• Head to the Royal Gaitor. Also known as Royal crematorium of Jaipur maharaja's. Here are the marble cenotaphs of the Jaipur Kings built at the place where all the kings were cremated.
• Gaze upon the Wind Palace. Also known as the palace of wind as well as Hawa Mahal in Hindi. This magnificent monument was built in 1799 as a facade to facilitate the royal ladies of Jaipur to look at the main street of Jaipur from where they could enjoy the royal processions and holy processions but without being seen by men.
• After visiting all these beautiful sites of Jaipur, you have free time for exploring the local crafts of Jaipur like textiles, carpets, handicrafts, jewellery, etc.

End the tour with lots of unforgettable memories.