How is a place best explored? Is it to the most popular monuments and tourist places by touring in a group? Or by staying inside an air-conditioned car at a fascinating resort and enjoying the city? Well, if you want to explore the vibrant state of Rajasthan, how about taking a stroll that allows you to get up close to the city and take a look at its rich and royal past? For your next tour in Rajasthan, we have selected some of the best walking tours for you.
1. Amber Heritage Trail
This walking path takes you to the magnificence of the historic city of Amer. A visit to Amer Fort would be one of the main highlights of this walking tour. The impressive palace is built of red marble and sandstone. It includes places such as the Diwan-i-Aam, Sheesh Mahal, and the Diwan-i-Khas. The Jaigarh Fort is located nearby, similar in structure to the Amber Fort. Wander throughout the city and learn about its monuments while walking in America, you will marvel at the Rajput- Mughal architecture.
2. Temples and Havelis Walking Tour in Jaipur
This route also is a very enjoyable mix of spirituality, architecture, history, and ancient world charm, one of the most popular tours in Rajasthan It takes you through the well-known Jaipur temples and Havelis. The Pink City is full of architectural marvels from Hawa Mahal to the Nahargarh Fort. You will also be able to visit heritage Havelis, some of which have become boutique resorts. Interact in every place with the locals and the priests in the temples that you visit.
3. Culinary Walking tour in Jaipur
The royal government is equally renowned for its temples and Havelis as for its fantastic cuisine. That is why a gourmet walking tour is part of Rajasthan’s must-test tours. These trails will lead you across Jaipur’s bustling bazaars and streets to taste the delicious street food. Dal Baati Churma and Gatte ki Sabzi can sample everything from sweets such as Ghewar and Mawa Kachori. Some of these tours also allow you to try out Rajasthani cooking. Even desert safaris can end with cooking classes to inform the local people about their food. There are also gourmet tours with a chef, kitchen tours, and custom food trails.
4. Pushkar Walking Tour
Pushkar is known as one of the most important places to be visited for its cultural diversity and its spirit of religion. Hundreds of temples can be found here. The Jagatpita Brahma Mandir from the 14th century would always include a walking tour in Pushkar. It is known for its special characteristics such as the red spire and the walls with devotees’ silver coins. This exclusive walking tour also includes the Holy Lake, and other temples and spots.
5.Tour Day Walking – craftspeople and markets
The best way to explore Rajasthan’s heritage is through its dynamic markets on a walking trail. The busy Jaipur Crafts Basar enjoys your range of crafts and toys. Rajasthan’s crafts include gems, fabrics, furniture, and artworks. Rajasthani jaunts, Mojaris, and hand-printed textiles with lively colours and patterns can also be scored. These tours are also an opportunity to learn more about local art and culture while interacting with craftsmen. Finish your tour here with a pitstop to load on the options for street food.
6. Trail through Jodhpur’s Sights and Sounds
Jodhpur is Rajasthan’s second-biggest city. This place is charmed by the strong landscape of the Thar wilderness. The city, together with those in Bollywood like Airlift (2016) and Shuddh Desi Romance (2013), is well-known as the location of Hollywood films such as The Dark Knight Rises (2012) and The Darjeeling Limited (2007). Jodhpur has several impressive forts, temples and palaces for a very exciting walk. The Fort Mehrangarh would be the most notable of these. A stroll here is also known as the Blue City, because of the distinct blue shade of houses and buildings. The stepwells, garden and lakes can be seen while walking through Jodhpur. Other sightseeing.
