Jaipur Heritage Tour Package

We start our cycling tour from the centre of Jaipur, the historic town referred to as the "Pink City". The streets are empty in the early morning, the pink buildings have a very serene and calming effect. Before heading out, we partake in one of the customs that locals observe — feeding cows. This is thought to provide you with good karma and positive vibes for your cycling adventure. It's a way to connect with the culture of Jaipur and give you a good vibe for the entire adventure.

Our next stop is a tea house frequented by locals in the traditional sense where, as would be expected, a family has operated this business for generations and has garnered a reputation for preparing chai from an old-fashioned method of heating milk over a coal stove, which creates the most delicious cup of tea you'll ever taste!

From the moment you sip on your tea until you leave, you'll notice how quickly the entire morning just flies by. Because there's so much to see and do in every corner of the city, it's always great to meet and interact with new friends, tell stories, and share laughs while enjoying your morning cup of chai!

From here we move towards the Albert Hall Museum, where we have an early morning ride on a beautiful day as it turns into a peaceful park like atmosphere; Jaipur's busy street cleans up at this time to be open and quiet.

On our ride to see local people's start of the day, some of them walk, do yoga or meditate, and the smell of the early morning brings a relaxing atmosphere with everyone enjoying one another’s company. During this portion of the ride not only are we cycling, but we are also seeing local people going about their daily lives in and around the beautiful Albert Hall and enjoying Jaipur’s calm morning vibe.

It is really a picturesque location and it is a great photo opportunity!

Afterwards, we will continue our journey to Hawa Mahal, which is one of Jaipur's iconic landmarks. The building itself is beautiful and has many little windows arranged in designs unique to Rajasthan. The specific purpose for which the structure was constructed was to allow the women of the court to view the streets below, while at the

same time not being seen themselves. The guide will explain the reasons for the design and how the windows assist in the cooling of the building's interior.
The peacefulness and serenity of the area, along with the fact that at this time of day the sun is rising slowly in the sky means that the overall beauty of Hawa Mahal is enhanced greatly, making this a wonderful time to take photos of both Hawa Mahal and the surrounding area and to make a lasting memory from your experiences in Jaipur.

As we ride around the City Palace area at a leisurely pace, we pass through its enormous gates, and its superbly built outer structures. From our perspective outside the palace, we are able to appreciate all of the intricate carving work and elegance of its design.

Because there is no traffic at this point, it is peaceful and tranquil on a motorcycle. The City Palace area is a great way to experience Jaipur's royal history, combining the architectural styles of the Mughal and Rajput dynasties.

While visiting a park nearby resting and refreshing while being there with the local people practicing yoga. Part of that yoga was laughter yoga which was exciting, unique, and embodied positive energy!

Through this experience, you can experience how Jaipur embraces its wellness culture while engaging with local people within the community. At the end of the session, everyone gathers together for a picture and celebrates their experience by throwing flower petals on one another. This colorful moment is infused with tradition and helps create a lasting memory of the tour!

Govind Dev Ji Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna, is the next priority on your trip or tour. As we arrive at the entrance of the temple, a multitude of people hurry through the entrance because they want to see the glorious morning prayer.

When we arrive inside the temple, you will quickly realise that the temple is filled with a warm and welcoming spiritual energy.

You will be privy to a magnificent “Aarti” (meaning “ even song”), when the curtain that covers the deity opens, and you will hear a deep, rumbling and powerful sound of thousands of voices praising God in a singular voice through prayer. It will truly blow your mind and leave you with an incredible sense of fulfilment and eternity.

There is a wonderful, colorful, lively, and busy environment throughout Jaipur's wholesale flower and vegetable market. Here, men are actively bidding on vegetables and flowers while women, dressed in colourful clothing, carry large bags of vegetables on their heads. The traditional Indian pushcarts that are still being used to transport vegetables and flowers evoke the imagery of the vibrant trading activities of days gone by as told in fiction, such as fairy tales.

Explore Jaipur's culinary heritage as you make that journey from the local marketplace to some authentic eateries serving up the best of Jaipur's culinary heritage. Enjoy authentic, fresh, delicious snack items that locals and tourists alike enjoy.

All of these locations feature incredible traditional recipes and traditional methods of cooking some very delicious foods, which illustrate Jaipur's heritage.

For any food lover, this foodie sampling experience will include kachoris (deep-fried puri filled with lentils), samosas (fried pastries filled with potatoes), jalebis (spiral-shaped sweets), as well as many other sweet foods.

Our trip will conclude at the world-famous Lassiwala, a historic shop that specializes in churning yogurt into lassi (a yogurt drink) since India gained its independence. Located in front of the old fort and just outside the walls of Jaipur, this is an essential stop on your journey to experiencing Jaipur's cuisine. To finish your bike excursion, you will need to drink a glass of Lassiwala's delicious, cooling lassi, which is a great way to relax after your ride and enjoy the true flavours of Jaipur.