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The historic city of Jaipur attracts tourists from all corners of the globe to come and explore its majestic forts and palaces, fairs and festivals and above all its tradition and culture. The city boasts of numerous tourist places of interest in and around Jaipur. Though the city is full of tourist places of attractions, there are various nearby attractions as well which adds to the importance of this place. Some of the major tourist attractions near Jaipur include Sambhar Lake, Bagru, Tonk, Ajmer and Bairath.
Sambhar is India's largest saline lake, due to which the place is also known as Salt Lake City. The lake covers an area of about 22.5 sq. km and is being fed by various freshwater streams of which the major ones are river Mendha and Rupangarh.
Tonk is a small town placed in the North-Eastern part of Rajasthan, famously known as "Rajasthan ka Lucknow" and its historical past bares connection with the Bairath culture and civilization.
Bairath is a historical place, situated at a distance of about 86 km from Jaipur. The existence of this place dates back to the times of Mahabharata when Bairath was known as Virata Nagar.
Bagru is a small village, located just 30 km from Jaipur. The specialty of this village is its typical wooden prints known as Bagru prints which are famous throughout India.
Ajmer is one of the most popular pilgrimage centers for both Hindus and Muslims. This place is world renowned for the famous Dargah Sharif of Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti.
Sambhar is India's largest saline lake, due to which the place is also known as Salt Lake City. The lake covers an area of about 22.5 sq. km and is being fed by various freshwater streams of which the major ones are river Mendha and Rupangarh.
Tonk is a small town placed in the North-Eastern part of Rajasthan, famously known as "Rajasthan ka Lucknow" and its historical past bares connection with the Bairath culture and civilization.
Bairath is a historical place, situated at a distance of about 86 km from Jaipur. The existence of this place dates back to the times of Mahabharata when Bairath was known as Virata Nagar.
Bagru is a small village, located just 30 km from Jaipur. The specialty of this village is its typical wooden prints known as Bagru prints which are famous throughout India.
Ajmer is one of the most popular pilgrimage centers for both Hindus and Muslims. This place is world renowned for the famous Dargah Sharif of Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti.
