Travelling to
Jaipur
Rajasthan
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Long-running vegetarian rooftop restaurant near the Brahma Temple with a wide global menu.
Out of the Blue on the main market road near the Brahma Temple is a backpacker favourite with indoor air-conditioned seating and a rooftop. Its large vegetarian menu spans breakfast, Italian, Mexican and Middle Eastern dishes, plus lassis.
Within 1 km of Out of the Blue.
One of the very few temples in India dedicated to Lord Brahma, standing near the holy Pushkar Lake.
Shrine of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, one of South Asia's most visited Sufi pilgrimage sites.
Small wholefood cafe in Laxmi Market serving healthy breakfasts, vegan options and good coffee.
Sacred lake at the heart of Pushkar ringed by bathing ghats, a major Hindu pilgrimage site.
Pushkar's main shopping street north of the lake for mojaris, textiles, handicrafts; Sarafa Bazaar for silver and rose products.
Lakeside terrace on Parikrama Marg where travellers gather to watch sunset over Pushkar Lake.
Attraction in Pushkar.
Temple in Pushkar.
Rooftop restaurant atop Lake Pichola Hotel with candlelit cabanas facing the City Palace across the lake.
Fine-dining room of Taj Rambagh Palace, set in the palace's original gilded dining hall; royal Rajasthani and Indian menu.
MI Road non-veg favourite opposite the GPO, known for laal maas and handi-cooked mutton.
Civil Lines restaurant in Hari Bhawan/Achrol House, popular for Rajasthani meat dishes like junglee maas and keema baati.
Royal-themed fine dining inside Amber (Amer) Palace at Jaleb Chowk, with ornate mirrored halls and Rajasthani/Mughlai food.
MI Road restaurant running since 1949, one of Jaipur's oldest, known for laal maas and North Indian classics.
Italian bar-restaurant in the gardens of Narain Niwas Palace, famous for its blue painted interiors.
Village-themed resort on Tonk Road with folk performances and a floor-seated Rajasthani dinner; ticketed evening experience.