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3-Day Jaipur Itinerary: A Day-by-Day Template
This is a free 3-day Jaipur itinerary from Petrel Voyage, a travel app that turns booking confirmations into a day-by-day plan. Every stop below carries its time, and every gap says how to get to the next stop, with the walk or drive time wherever both stops are mapped. One of 126 free itineraries, readable without an account.
Three days in the pink city: a hill fort above a lake, a walled bazaar laid out on a grid in 1727, and the palaces and observatory at its centre.
Jaipur · 3 days India
Best time: October to March.
Amber and the lakeDay 1
🏰8:00 AM
Amber Fort
The hilltop fort-palace above Maota Lake, with the mirrored Sheesh Mahal and a sequence of courtyards climbing the ridge.
🚶 ~13 min · 🚗 ~2 min · 0.5 mi
📍12:00 PM
Panna Meena ka Kund
A symmetrical stepwell below the fort, built for water storage with criss-crossing stairs on all four sides.
🚗 ~9 min · 2.6 mi
📍5:30 PM
Jal Mahal
The water palace sitting in Man Sagar lake, seen from the causeway; best in late light with the hills behind.
The walled cityDay 2
🏰9:00 AM
City Palace
The working royal residence at the centre of the old city, with courtyards, an armoury and textile collections.
🚶 ~2 min · 🚗 ~1 min · 437 ft
📍11:30 AM
Jantar Mantar
The eighteenth-century masonry observatory, including the world’s largest stone sundial, accurate to two seconds.
🚶 ~4 min · 🚗 ~1 min · 0.1 mi
📍4:00 PM
Hawa Mahal and the bazaars
The honeycomb facade built so palace women could watch the street unseen, then the grid of bazaars around Johari and Bapu.
Forts above the cityDay 3
🏰9:30 AM
Nahargarh Fort
The ridge fort overlooking the whole walled city, reached by a winding road, best for the layout of the grid below.
🚗 ~13 min · 3.8 mi
🏰1:00 PM
Jaigarh Fort
The military fort above Amber, holding Jaivana, one of the largest wheeled cannons ever made.
🚗 ~19 min · 5.4 mi
🖼️5:00 PM
Albert Hall Museum
The Indo-Saracenic museum in Ram Niwas Garden, floodlit at night and surrounded by pigeons and evening walkers.
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Best time to goOctober to March. November to February is the comfortable window; April to June regularly passes forty degrees.
Getting aroundAutorickshaws and ride-hailing cover the city cheaply. The old walled city is walkable, though the traffic on the main bazaar streets is constant.
Local tip: Amber Fort is far better in the first hour after opening. Go straight there before the old city, and leave the palaces and observatory for the afternoon.
The same day-by-day plan as text. Times are starting points, not homework.
Day 1: Amber and the lake
8:00 AM
Amber Fort
The hilltop fort-palace above Maota Lake, with the mirrored Sheesh Mahal and a sequence of courtyards climbing the ridge.
12:00 PM
Panna Meena ka Kund
A symmetrical stepwell below the fort, built for water storage with criss-crossing stairs on all four sides.
5:30 PM
Jal Mahal
The water palace sitting in Man Sagar lake, seen from the causeway; best in late light with the hills behind.
Day 2: The walled city
9:00 AM
City Palace
The working royal residence at the centre of the old city, with courtyards, an armoury and textile collections.
11:30 AM
Jantar Mantar
The eighteenth-century masonry observatory, including the world’s largest stone sundial, accurate to two seconds.
4:00 PM
Hawa Mahal and the bazaars
The honeycomb facade built so palace women could watch the street unseen, then the grid of bazaars around Johari and Bapu.
Day 3: Forts above the city
9:30 AM
Nahargarh Fort
The ridge fort overlooking the whole walled city, reached by a winding road, best for the layout of the grid below.
1:00 PM
Jaigarh Fort
The military fort above Amber, holding Jaivana, one of the largest wheeled cannons ever made.
5:00 PM
Albert Hall Museum
The Indo-Saracenic museum in Ram Niwas Garden, floodlit at night and surrounded by pigeons and evening walkers.
Make this Jaipur plan yours
Forward your real booking confirmations to Petrel and it builds this exact day-by-day view for you: flights, hotels, reservations, live flight status, and the travel time between stops. Under a minute.
