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Flight Lyon Jaipur : Airline ticket

  • Weather 11 °F
  • Distance 6500 km
  • Duration 8h30
  • Currency Indian Rupee
  • Languages Hin.,Eng. Hindi,English

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Jaipur

Jaipur, the dazzling Pink City 

Au In the heart of Rajasthan, between royal splendor and a vibrant atmosphere

Jaipur, perched in the northwest of India, is the capital of the state of Rajasthan, a region known for its iconic palaces, fortresses, and ancient traditions. Nicknamed " the pink city" due to the distinctive color of its building, it captivates visitors with its royal heritage, rich history, and spectacular architecture. Here, you can explore imposing forts, lively markets, peaceful gardens, and a spicy cuisine that awakens the senses. Jaipur is one of India's cultural gems : it embodies the meeting point between a princely past and the vibrant energy of a fully alive city, with desert excursions, colorful festivals, and alleyways scented with spices.

To experience this emmersion in the splendor of Rajasthan, book  your flight from Lyon now ! 

5 reasons to visit Jaipur

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Ambert Fort

Begin your journey at Amber Fort, a majestic fortress perched on a hill overlooking a peaceful lake. This richly decorated palace of red sandstone and marble offers breathtaking views of the valley and stands as a testament to Rajasthan’s royal grandeur. You can reach it by elephant or by jeep, then wander through its courtyards, admire the imposing ramparts, the intricate galleries, and the lush gardens. In the morning, the golden sunlight illuminates its bastions, creating a scene worthy of the tales of the Maharajas.

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Jantar Mantar observatory

It is one of the largest astronomical observatories in the world. Built in the 18th century by Maharaja Jai Singh II, it houses giant stone instruments used to measure time, planetary positions, and eclipses. This UNESCO World Heritage site showcases the scientific and artistic ingenuity of a bygone era, while offering a unique, almost mystical perspective on its architectural alignments.

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Venturing into the City Palace

A magnificent complex that brings together palaces, courtyards, museums, and gardens. It is the historic heart of Jaipur, where the opulence of the Maharajas’ dynasty can be felt at every step. Here, you can discover collections of textiles, ancient weapons, artworks, and refined architecture featuring intricately carved balconies, elegant arches, and peaceful gardens perfect for a contemplative break. 

 

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Climbing the Hawa Mahal, the Palace of Winds

Its latticed pink-sandstone façade is one of Jaipur’s most iconic landmarks. Designed to allow the royal women of the time to observe the streets without being seen, it is now a remarkable photographic viewpoint. Climbing inside the palace offers a unique perspective over the old city, with its rooftops, narrow streets, and terraces. At sunset, the colors take on an even more magical glow. 

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Taking a break in a traditional bazaar

Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar are traditional markets in Jaipur, perfect for experiencing authentic local commerce. Between stalls of spices, silver jewelry, embroidered fabrics, pottery, and handicrafts, every step reveals treasures. Smiling vendors, shop neon lights, and the scents of amber and saffron create an unforgettable sensory experience. Shopping here is more than a transaction: it’s a discovery, a story shared with the artisans of Rajasthan. 

When to go to Jaipur

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Documents needed to travel to Inde

TypeDuration of stayValidity periodDocumentsLearn more
1-year e-Tourist visaUntil 90 days365 days
  • Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background
  • Passport : valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival for each stay in India
5-year e-Tourist visaUntil 90 days1825 days
  • Passport : valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival for each stay in India
  • Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background
30-day e-Tourist visaUntil 30 days120 days
  • Passport : valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival for each stay in India
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FAQ: Flights Lyon - Jaipur

When to go?

The ideal time to visit Jaipur is from November to March, when the weather is mild and pleasant. Daytime temperatures range from around 8 to 32°C, perfect for strolling through forts, palaces, and markets without enduring extreme heat. During this season, the city buzzes with festivals, and the golden light of Rajasthan makes the monuments even more spectacular. In contrast, its best to avoid the summer months (April to June), when temperatures can exceed 45°C, as well as the monsoon season (July to September), which brings some rain and humidity.

 

What to do in one week?

In one week in Jaipur, start by exploring the must-see attractions: Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, and Jantar Mantar. Dedicate a day to the bazaars for shopping and cultural immersion. Plan a day trip to Pushkar or Abhaneri to discover temples, lakes, and the soul of rural Rajasthan. Another day can be spent exploring the surroundings: the Nahargarh Hills offer spectacular panoramas, and you can end with a sunset show. Finally, conclude your stay with a traditional evening of Rajasthani dance, music, and local cuisine in a restored haveli.

Do you need a visa to go to Jaipur from France?

Yes, French nationals must obtain a visa for India. This can be a 60-day tourist e-visa or a regular visa, which must be applied for before departure.

How to get around Jaipur ?

The city is easy to explore by taxi, rickshaw, or car with a driver. For discovering the historic center and main monuments, cycling or walking is also convenient and enjoyable. For trips outside the city, such as to Amber or Pushkar, it is recommended to rent a vehicle or join organized tours, allowing you to fully enjoy the landscapes and architecture without stress.