Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, has always been the central attraction for tourists. The pink city is a kaleidoscope of colors, heritage, and culture that truly comes alive during the festival of Diwali. This vibrant city is home to some of the most beautiful and iconic tourist attractions in India that are particularly enchanting during the festive season. The bride-like look of the pink city during the festival of lights and love is a jaw-dropping spectacle. The streets and lanes are all decked up with colourful lights. The lively decoration of Jaipur enhances its royalty and culture. The vibrance of the festive season during Diwali pours an aura that goes beyond the enthrallment of fort sighting in Jaipur, making it an unforgettable experience for visitors.
The famous tourist attractions in Jaipur that you can visit to witness Diwali lighting
- Nahargarh Fort – Located at the edge of the Aravalli Hills, the magnificent Nahargarh Fort offers a panoramic view of Jaipur city and is an iconic spot to marvel at the sunset. During Diwali, the view from the Nahargarh Fort is simply breathtaking. The entire city seems to be glittering like stars, thereby reflecting a heavenly sight.
- Jal Mahal – Jal Mahal is one of the prime locations of Jaipur located at the centre of Man Sagar Lake. The palace is another architectural marvel along with the other palaces and forts of Jaipur. During Diwali, the Jal Mahal is decked up beautifully, such that, it provides a completely jaw-dropping view from a distance. The glittering reflection of the Jal Mahal on the lake is yet another sight to behold.
- Statue Circle – This spot turns out to be one of the most happening spots in Jaipur during Diwali. The lights hanging around the statue emits a mesmerising view. The place is also renowned for cold coffee. So you can enjoy the Diwali lighting at the Statue Circle while sipping a cup of cold coffee.
- Hawa Mahal – The Hawa Mahal, or the Palace of Winds, is a unique five-story building built for the women of the royal household to observe the street festivals and processions from a safe distance. The palace is a striking example of Rajputana architecture, with intricate latticework and balconies, which resemble a honeycomb. During Diwali, the palace is lit up with vibrant colors and lights, making it an alluring sight to see.
- Johari Bazaar – As the name suggests the market is famous for shopping jewellery and records a high volume crowd during Dhan Teras. During the festival, the shops and the residential buildings are all decorated with lights and the market area looks quite charming.
Other spots that you can opt for paying a visit during Diwali are Motisons Jewellers Lotus Shaped building at Tonk Road, World Trade Park, Mirza Ismail Road, Gaurav Tower, Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple, Chaura Rasta Road, Raja Park, Akshardham Temple, etc. If you’re an adventure enthusiast, then a Ranthambore Jungle Safari can be given a shot during your visit to Jaipur in Diwali. Ranthambore National Park is just 166 km away from the pink city. The national park is renowned for its tiger population and is a treat for wildlife enthusiasts. You can enjoy the thrill of a jungle safari ride through the rugged terrain by embarking on a jeep or canter safari, exerting full efforts to spot a Royal Bengal Tiger.
