Travelling to
Jaipur
Rajasthan
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Restaurant opposite Junagarh Fort, a convenient sit-down stop for travellers with Indian and continental dishes.
Gallops sits across the road from Junagarh Fort and is a common lunch or coffee stop for visitors touring the fort, serving Indian, Chinese and continental food.
Within 1 km of Gallops Restaurant & Coffee House.
Late-16th-century ground-level fort in Bikaner with lavishly painted and gilded palace interiors.
Busy market around Kote Gate, where old and new Bikaner meet: camel-hide goods, miniatures, wood carving, sweets and namkeen.
svetambara Jain temple in Rajasthan, India
Museum in Bikaner.
Monument in Bikaner.
Park in Bikaner.
Monument in Bikaner.
Fort in Bikaner.
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.
Lakeside restaurant at Amet Haveli, Hanuman Ghat, with views across Lake Pichola to the City Palace.