With Monsoon around the Corner, Your Next Trip Needs to Be to Jaipur. Here's Why!

Rajasthan is mostly known as winter travel destination, but it is extremely beautiful in monsoon as well. The tourists are also less, and good properties are available in affordable prices. Monsoon months are from July to September and rainfall varies throughout the state of Rajasthan. We visited Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, in early September in 2019 to enjoy this monsoon experience in Rajasthan. From Delhi to Jaipur it is four and half hours’ drive and very good choice as an extended weekend gateway. Sharing below some photos from the trip.

Took this shot outside Amer Fort.

Amer Fort is a sight for sore eyes!

Every corner is built to impress here!

A photo shoot is must when in Amer Fort.

This is the view of the city from Amer Fort. Gorgeous, to say the least!

Couldn't stopped clicking pictures. Every frame was worth capturing!

This is Jal Mahal.

There's an ancient step well called Panna Meena ka Kund that you can explore.

Look at this gorgeous city view from Nahargarh Fort!

All smiles at Nahargarh fort!

Padao, the open-air cafe in Nahargarh fort will give you respite from all the walking. Phew!

Monsoon brings it own charm to Nahargarh fort.

Monsoon in Nahargarh fort is the most romantic experience you can enjoy in Jaipur!

It doesn't end here. Check out Jaigarh Fort.

I never got enough of Jaipur, whose majestic charm was accentuated by the thundering skies and breezy air all through the day!

And to end, enjoy the grace of Hawa Mahal from your home.