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Discover the Best Local Joints and Hidden Culinary Gems Join our Jaipur Food Walk, where every stop introduces you to the city’s rich culinary heritage. Designed for true food lovers, this guided tour takes you through the bustling streets, historic food joints, and vibrant markets of Jaipur, offering an authentic taste of Rajasthan. Tour Highlights : Starting Point: Hawa Mahal Your journey begins at Hawa Mahal, where our expert tour leaders will welcome you and guide you through Jaipur’s old city, ensuring an immersive experience filled with flavors and stories. Crispy Fritters at a 100-Year-Old Shop Kick off your food adventure with a plate of piping-hot fritters from a century-old shop. These crispy, golden bites, made with secret family recipes, are a favorite among locals and a must-try street snack. Ramchander ki kulfi – Jaipur’s Signature Ice Cream Cool down with Ramchander ki kulfi, a local handcrafted ice cream that has been delighting Jaipur’s residents for generations. This refreshing treat is the perfect balance of tradition and taste. Khuteta Samose – The Perfect Samosa Experience No food tour is complete without tasting the legendary Samose. With its crisp, flaky shell and a perfectly spiced filling, this Jaipur classic is an explosion of flavors in every bite. Lassi at Lassi Wala – A Taste of Tradition Lassi Wala, a time-honored institution in the heart of Jaipur’s labyrinthine old city, whips up original delicious yogurt-based drink (lassi)—churned to perfection in frosted earthen pots. This creamy elixir, served in rustic kulhads, is a nostalgic sip of history and a cornerstone of the city’s culinary soul. Sweet Indulgence – Walnut Sweets & Traditional Jaipur Desserts Satisfy your sweet cravings with rare walnut sweets, a true delicacy. Then, dive into Jaipur’s famous desserts, including the iconic Ghewar, Finni and Tillpatti (sesame seed sweets) from two legendary shops, each over 100 years old. Pickles from the “Pickle Man of India” Visit a 150-year-old pickle shop, where the renowned "Pickle Man of India" sells over 70 varieties of pickles. Sample some of the most unique and flavorful pickles, each carrying a taste of Rajasthan’s spice-rich heritage. Jaipuri Chaat – A Burst of Flavors Experience the tangy, spicy, and sweet flavors of Jaipuri Chaat, a street food masterpiece that perfectly captures the essence of Rajasthan’s vibrant food scene. Tea at Sahu Chai Wala – A Royal Sip End your tour with a cup of freshly brewed chai at Sahu Chai Wala, a tea shop so famous that it recently served the Prime Minister of India and the President of France. Let the aroma and warmth of this iconic tea refresh your senses. What We assure you! Authentic & Time-Tested Flavors – Taste the best local food from family-run shops with a history of 100+ years. Expert-Led Experience – Walk with passionate food guides who share stories behind every dish. Small Group, Big Flavor– Enjoy an intimate and well-paced tour for an immersive experience. This tour is a must for anyone who wants to taste Jaipur like a local while experiencing its rich history through food. Come hungry, leave delighted! Inclusions: Expert Food Explorer & Guide– Our Explorer is not just a guide but a passionate foodie who loves

A guided E-Rickshaw tour is a unique experience, seeking the city's attractions, centuries-old Havellies, and narrow lanes.

Lahariya - is a diagonal stripes traditional Rajasthani tie-dye worn by women to celebrate joy, freedom, and feminine grace, especially during festive gatherings and special outings. Lahariya Swirls: Jaipur’s Flowing Hues Wrapped in color, culture, laughter, and stories. “Lahariya Swirls” is a lively and luxurious experience created especially for women who want to celebrate their time in Jaipur with style, tradition, and a sense of joyful discovery. The tour begins with a dash of color—literally! We dress in beautiful Lahariya sarees, traditionally worn by Rajasthani women during the monsoon to mark joyous outings with friends. Each guest is personally styled and draped by our warm local hosts, and we’re ready to roll. The Queen’s Rickshaw Ride Led by our charming female storyteller, a beloved local face from the old city. We ride through Jaipur’s living heritage in battery rickshaws driven by women, adding a touch of empowerment and grace to the journey. Our storyteller is not just a guide, but someone who brings the city to life with tales of royal alleys, bustling bazaars, and forgotten traditions.     Echoes of Handmade Jaipur We meander through this 300-year-old ancient city and its unique, intricate lanes, sculptor’s colony, and tinkers’ markets—places often overlooked, yet brimming with artistic life. We visit a warm, welcoming artisan family who have preserved Jaipur’s traditional block printing craft for generations. As we sip chai in their courtyard, stories of colors, patterns, and heritage come alive. Every carved block tells a tale, and every print feels like a piece of Jaipur’s soul stitched into fabric.   Set on a scenic rooftop overlooking the Aravalli hills and a historic fort, guests will take part in a hands-on block printing session, guided by the head artisan and his daughter. While creating your own handkerchief design using carved wooden blocks, enjoy hot fritters and freshly brewed masala tea, prepared by the lady of the house, offering a truly local and memorable experience.   Strings of Joy: Kite Flying in Jaipur There’s more joy ahead—kite flying from the rooftops, tasting local delicacies from time-honored food joints, walking through dazzling bridal accessory markets, and tying a colorful Jaipuri safa (turban) for that extra dash of flair. At each stop, our professional photographer captures these vibrant moments so guests return with not just memories, but beautiful keepsakes.     Jaipur’s Timeless Icons As part of this beautifully curated journey, there will be photography rounds at some of Jaipur’s most iconic and picturesque locations—think Hawa Mahal, intricately carved temples, Charming rooftops, and hidden old gazebos that offer a perfect blend of heritage and elegance.     One of the most special stops is at a 300-year-old haveli, once gifted by the royal family to a revered Ayurvedic healer. Today, his descendants continue to preserve their herbal wisdom and warmly welcome us into their home. In the peaceful courtyard of this historic residence, As you sip your aromatic tea, a local henna artist will grace your hands with intricate mehendi designs—a timeless tradition that adds a