My Guest Post for Indie Travel Podcast: 4 Things To Do In Jaipur!

I had recently written a guest post article for Indie Travel Podcast, an independent travel hub with regular audio and video podcasts along with articles by travelers from all over the world hosted by Craig and Linda Martin. I am very happy to see the same going live today.

Following is a small preview of the post -

Jaipur is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Everywhere you look it’s like stepping back in time, with its colorfully-attired women, men in their spotless dhotis and equally colorful turbans and the sight of the camels finding their way amid the vehicular traffic. You can’t help but be amazed at what this city has to offer; you can shop, take in art and culture or just enjoy the city’s romance...
 Colorful Pots in Jaipur

Here's the link to the complete story - Four Things To Do In Jaipur, India

So, kindly head over to Craig and Linda's space to read the entire thing. Thank You!

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  1. Great Arti..!
    I haven't spent the required time in Jaipur when I made a hasty trip to Jaipur.. I am sure to visit it sometime in future ononce more.. I will definitely find this post handy for it then..

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  2. What a fantastic city and so much beauty and history! Marvelous captures on both blogs!! Thanks as always, Arti, for sharing your wonderful world with us -- both here and on Indie Travel Podcast! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!

    Sylvia

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  3. Amazing write up on Jaipur, Arti.See my comment on the podcast too:)

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  4. Checking it out now... loving the pottery!

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  5. Looks awesome Arti - must check out this post. Have a happy day!

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  6. Such a lovely shot! I must visit Jaipur one day.

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  7. Beautifully written Arti. Jaipur also reminds of the pink shades that can be seen all over, and the camels that rest on the sides of the road, which I've never seen anywhere in south india. I loved every bid of Jaipur..And the temple, forts, Chowks, bazaar and katchoris..Din't taste Jelabi though :(

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  8. How wonderful that you are posting for the podcast!

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  9. Thanks for the link. Incidentally I visited Jaipur and have couple of my own posts in English as well as in Hindi.

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  10. I have visited Jaipur and love this place . Yes the Amber fort is simply awesome and food is just great ....

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  11. I can see how Jaipur City is a center of tourist attraction. The shot of Fort is great, and so is the temple.
    Shopping sounds exciting. Some may be good at driving a hard bargain. That must be one of the things people enjoy.
    Thank you for your beautiful post, Arti.

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  12. Jaipur is a beautiful city I have some fond memories of the place..

    thanks for sharing all this info

    Bikram's

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  13. Great shot. I must go to the wonderful city. :)

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  14. Good capture.Really nice pots.

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  15. As usual, a great post. Nice clicks on shopping and Amber Fort. Would definitely love to visit Jaipur soon:)

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  16. I'm headed over to the link now -- thanks for including it here -- the picture really intrigues me -- wish I could visit!

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  17. How wonderful, you paint such a beautiful picture of this city.

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  18. Hello,
    I came across your website and found it very enjoyable. I just had a couple of questions so if you could e-mail me back that would be great!

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  19. Thanks Arti for a really interesting oversight of Jaipur! My husband went there back in May and said it was too hot for him but I think that was the worst time to go. I'd love to check it out sometime. When is the coolest time of year to go?

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  20. Jaipur is very beautiful. I had to google it for its location.

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  21. @Arti Nice to read your post.Thanks.

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  22. Thank you everyone. I am glad you liked the guest post. :)

    @Alexandra Jacob Can you please leave your questions here along with your e mail-id so that I can get back to you with the answers?

    @EmmaK You are right. May is the hottest and should generally be avoided to Jaipur. The coolest months would be either January or February and they are the best time to visit the city.

    @gigihawaii I think I missed out mentioning the state. It is capital of the state of Rajasthan in India.

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  23. Hi,Arti.
    I love to see the many colorful pots in Jaipur.I would like to pick one to display in my living room! They are beautiful.

    Have a nice weekend.

    Tomoko

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  24. What a fabulous city and your photo is tantalizing. Beautiful pottery!

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  25. What a fabulous city and your photo is tantalizing. Beautiful pottery!

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  26. Looks like Jaipur offers everything I expect when travelling abroad. Your writing is so intriguing, Arti, that makes me in the mood for being in the city. Architecture tour would be perfect for me as personally I prefer the state of somewhat erosion as natural progression to the renovated architectures. I must be careful not to get lost as I tend to wander into farther and farther being absorbed in taking pictures – surely I’d be into that. I’d also enjoy people watching, especially women in such colorful clothes, and eating so that I’d gain weight.

    Yoko

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  27. awesome click...i must visit Jaipur someday !

    you are a globe trotter Arti !

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  28. You have a rich culture! The colors, the arts and history.

    I hope that I will have the opportunity to travel to your Country.

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  29. nice post with information...

    photos are nice esp pots...

    thanks for sharing....

    thanks for visiting my blog

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  30. Arti,
    What a fascination Jaipur is!! A trip to Amer Fort is a kind of Time Slip for me, taking me to the olden days. I feel the structures are quiet story tellers of the long history. I love this tranquil and solemn atmosphere.
    I also want to try Jalebis.
    Thanks a lot for giving me a fabulous trip!!
    keiko

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  31. Awesome awesome awesome! I love podcasts and if it's about India, wow, it's like finding some treasures. Thanks for sharing this, my dear Arti.

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  32. Govind Deoji Temple is so beautiful. I feel it Arabian building. The color of people's clothes are individual. I think they fit the southern country.
    I have to improve my bargaining skill till I willvisit Jaipur.
    Thank you for great photos!

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  33. Beautiful photography Arti...I had been to Jaipur long long back....would love to go on a holiday looking at ur captures...truly wish I could:)

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  34. Just read your complete post. I visited Jaipur a few months back and did all the things you mentioned except drinking the Lassiwalas lassis. Loved the colorful pottery pictures and the part of Going shopping in the blog.

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  35. Hi Arti,

    It must be wonderful taking in all the culture and art there and to be able to do some fabulous shopping.
    I love all the colourful pots and many thanks for sharing what to do in Jaipur.

    Happy week
    Hugs
    Carolyn

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  36. Great one Arti! Jaipur is a fantastic city to visit. A royal city indeed!

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  37. Stopping by to say hello ....... hello.

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  38. Love the pottery pic Arti! :) I have not been to Jaipur... but seems like a bEaUtIfUl place! Will definitely plan a visit soon! :)

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  39. Very nice post! After reading this and seeing the colorful pots ,I feel like visiting Jaipur

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  40. WOW! Girl that is so cool! I really wanna go to Jaipur :)

    Love
    http://www.meghasarin.blogspot.com

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  41. Jaipur is a pink city of the rajasthan,there are so many such a cool places and the culture is so wonderful.I visited Jaipur a few months back and I really want to go again and again.I miss this place.


    Rusty Solomon

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