Fundamentals of

Tourism 
Heritage Tourism of Jaipur
Contents 

Definition of Goals of heritage Types of heritage

heritage tourism  tourism tourism

Famous heritage Heritage Protection

tourism of Jaipur Organizations
 Heritage tourism is a type of travel that
focuses on exploring and experiencing the
cultural, historical, and natural heritage of
a particular destination. It involves visiting
Definition of places and attractions that have significant
Heritage historical or cultural value, such as
museums, monuments, archaeological
Tourism
sites, landmarks, and historic
districts. Heritage tourism can also include
experiencing local traditions, customs, arts,
and cuisine.
Goals of Heritage Tourism
Learn about and Learn about and appreciate the unique features of a destination.
appreciate

Help Help preserve and protect cultural and natural resources.

Promote Promote local economies.

Create Create awareness and appreciation of diverse cultures and traditions.

Types of Heritage Tourism
Cultural Heritage Tourism

Historical Heritage Tourism

Natural Heritage Tourism

Culinary Heritage Tourism

Religious Heritage Tourism

Eco-Tourism
Examples of types of heritage tourism (In
Jaipur)
Cultural •Hawa Mahal
•City Palace
Heritage •Albert Hall
•Jantar Mantar

Tourism •Jaipur Literature Festival (annual event)

Historical •Amer Fort

•Nahargarh Fort
Heritage •Jaigarh Fort
•Jal Mahal
Tourism •Birla Mandir
 Natural Heritage Tourism

• Jhalana Leopard Safari Park

• Sisodia Rani Garden
• Central Park
• Man Sagar Lake

Curlinary Heritage Tourism

• Laxmi Misthan Bhandar (LMB)
• Chokhi Dhani (restaurant and cultural village)
• Rawat Mishthan Bhandar
• Lassiwala
Religious •Govind Dev Ji Temple
•Birla Mandir
Heritage •Moti Dungri Temple
Tourism •Galtaji Temple

Eco- •Amer Nature Trail

•Ramgarh Lake Conservation Reserve
•Jaipur Zoo
Tourism •Kanak Vrindavan Garden
Famous Heritage Tourism of Jaipur

Amer Fort

Hawamahal

City Palace

Nahargarh Fort

Albert Hall

Jantar Mantar
Amer Fort
• Location: situated atop a hill in the town of Amer, which is about 11
kilometers from Jaipur,  Rajasthan.
• Who made it: Raja Man Singh I.
• Year: The construction of Fort began in 1592 and it was completed
in 1599.
• Significance: well-preserved example of Rajput architecture and design.
It is also a testament to the power and wealth of the Rajput rulers of
Rajasthan. Listed in UNESCO world heritage sites.
• Tourist attraction: Tourists can explore the fort's numerous courtyards,
gardens, palaces, and temples.
• Accommodation: Rajputana Haveli, Taj Amer Hotel, Trident Hotel
• Leisure or pleasure activities: elephant rides, cultural performances, and
light and sound shows in the evening.
• Amenities: Fort has several amenities for tourists, including restaurants,
souvenir shops, and restrooms.
• Best time to visit: Winter months from October to March.
Hawa Mahal
• Location: Badi Chaupad, Jaipur
• Who made it: Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh. The architect of the palace was
Lal Chand Ustad.
• Year: 1799
• Significance: The unique Rajput architecture and design that is characteristic
of Jaipur. The palace was built to allow the women of the royal household to
observe the city life and festivals without being seen themselves, due to the
strict purdah system of the time.
• Tourist attraction: It has unique honeycomb-like exterior, which is made up
of small windows called jharokhas. The palace is a great place to explore and
take photographs, and is surrounded by many other attractions, such as the
City Palace and Jantar Mantar.
• Accommodation: Hotel Diggi Palace, Raj Palace, Samode Haveli
• Leisure or pleasure activities: Exploring the palace and its many rooms and
courtyards, shopping for souvenirs and handicrafts in the nearby markets, or
enjoying a meal at one of the many restaurants in the area.
• Amenities: Museum that showcases the history and culture of Jaipur, as well
as restrooms and souvenir shops.
• Best time to visit: Winter months from October to March.
City Palace
• Location: In the Pink City area of the Jaipur.
• Who made it: Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II.
• Year: Construction of City Palace began in 1729 and continued for several
decades. The last major renovation taking place in the early 20th century.
• Significance: Most iconic symbols of Jaipur and is a prime example of
Rajasthani and Mughal architecture. The palace complex houses many
museums, art galleries, and historical artifacts.
• Tourist attraction: It's known for its impressive architecture, beautiful
courtyards, and royal artifacts. Visitors can explore the various palaces,
gardens, and museums within the complex, such as the Mubarak
Mahal, Chandra Mahal, and Maharani's Palace.
• Accommodation: Chelon haveli, Virasat mahal heritage, Jaipur hotel new-
heritage hotel
• Leisure or pleasure activities: shopping for souvenirs and handicrafts in the
palace's many shops and markets, enjoying a meal at one of the palace's
restaurants, or attending cultural performances and events that take place
within the complex.
• Amenities: It include restrooms, souvenir shops, and restaurants that serve
traditional Rajasthani cuisine.
• Best time to visit: Winter months from October to March.
Nahargarh Fort
• Location: On the edge of the Aravalli Hills, overlooking the city of Jaipur. It is
situated about 6 kilometers from the city center.
• Who made it: Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. Fort was later renovated and expanded
by other rulers of the Kachwaha dynasty.
• Year: Began in 1734 and was completed several years later. 
• Significance: Important role in the defense of Jaipur during the 18th and 19th
centuries. The fort also offers stunning views of the city and the
surrounding landscape.
• Tourist attraction: Stunning views, impressive architecture, and historical
significance. Visitors can explore the various palaces, gardens, and temples within
the fort, and enjoy panoramic views of Jaipur from the top of the fort's walls.
• Accommodation: Nahargarh palace hotel, Hotel Sarang palace, Pandya Niwas
• Leisure or pleasure activities: Hiking or walking on the fort's trails, taking
photographs of the stunning views, or enjoying a picnic in one of the
fort's gardens.
• Amenities: Include restrooms, a small museum that showcases the history of the
fort and the Kachwaha dynasty, and a restaurant that serves traditional
Rajasthani cuisine.
• Best time to visit: Winter months from October to March.
Albert Hall
• Location: In the heart of Jaipur, near the Ram Niwas Bagh gardens. 
• Who made it: Designed by Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob
• Year: Began in 1876 and was completed in 1887.
• Significance: One of the oldest museums in Rajasthan and houses a vast
collection of art, artifacts, and objects of cultural significance.
• Tourist attraction: It has impressive collection of art and artifacts, which
include sculptures, paintings, textiles, and ceramics from India and other
parts of the world. Visitors can explore the various galleries within the
museum, which are organized by theme and historical period.
• Accommodation: Johari Jaipur, LMB hotel, Hotel Indo prime
• Leisure or pleasure activities: Admiring the impressive architecture and
design of the building, taking photographs of the art and artifacts on
display, attending cultural events and performances that are held within
the museum, and shopping for souvenirs at the museum gift shop.
• Amenities: Include restrooms, a café that serves snacks and beverages, and
a gift shop that sells souvenirs and handicrafts.
• Best time to visit: Winter months from October to March.
Jantar Mantar
• Location: In the Pink City area of the Jaipur. 
• Who made it: Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II
• Year: Construction began in 1727 and was completed several years later. 
• Significance: One of the largest and best-preserved observatories in the world. It is
also a prime example of the scientific and technological advancements made during
the 18th century in India.
• Tourist attraction: It has impressive astronomical instruments, which were designed
to measure time, track celestial bodies, and predict eclipses. Visitors can explore the
various instruments within the observatory, such as the Samrat Yantra, the Jai
Prakash, and the Ram Yantra. Listed in UNESCO world heritage sites.
• Accommodation: Jasodha heritage hotel, Khawas palace heritage guest house
• Leisure or pleasure activities: Taking photographs of the impressive instruments,
learning about the history of astronomy and science in India, and attending guided
tours or workshops that are offered within the observatory.
• Amenities: Include restrooms, souvenir shops, and information kiosks that provide
visitors with information about the various instruments within the observatory.
• Best time to visit: Winter months from October to March, when the weather is cool
and pleasant.
Accessibility 

• Local mode- Buses, E-rikshaw, and more

• Private or personal mode- Car, Bike, and more

Jaipur International Airport Jaipur Junction Railway Station

Roadways: 
Heritage Protection Organizations
United Nations Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization (UNESCO): Encourage
the identification, protection and preservation of
cultural and natural heritage around the world
considered to be of outstanding value to humanity.
Archeological Survey of India
(ASI): Aim to archeological
research and protection of the
cultural heritage of the nation.
Rajasthan Heritage Protection and
Promotion
Authority (RHPPA): Constituted to
conserve and promote cultural heritage
and revive the heritage of Rajasthan State.
 References 
• https://www.treebo.com/blog/historical-places-in-jaipur/
• https://traveltriangle.com/blog/offbeat-places-in-jaipur/
• https://www.whatshot.in/delhi-ncr/here-are-our-fav-spots-to
-chill-in-pink-city--the-only-2nd-city-to-be-declared-a-unesco-
world-heritage-site-c-29828
• https://www.holidify.com/collections/historical-places-in-jaip
ur
• https://tourism.gov.in/sites/default/files/2020-04/Adopt%20
A%20Heritage%20Project%20Guidelines.pdf
 
Thank You!