Jaipur Bazaar & Food Walking Tour




Jaipur Bazaar & Food Walking Tour
Stroll through Jaipur's bazaars, savor sweets from famed mithai shops, and enjoy local treats like samosas and lassis. Meet artisans and connect with a local family for a rich cultural insight.
Experience Details
This fascinating Walking tour help our guest to have a deep understanding of Jaipur ’s history, culture and cuisine. Try out Samosa ,Kulfi and Lassi . Sample sweets from some of the city’s most popular Mithai Wala’s .Observe local artisans like Silversmiths , Bangle makers, at work. Meet a local family and share their stories. It’s a great way to experience the wonders of Pink City
What You Get
Good To Know
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What You’ll Experience
Meeting & Pickup
Roop Rani Bangles, Badi Chopad, Jaipur Jaipur Division Rajasthan, India, IN, 302002
Open in Google MapsThis experience ends at the meeting point.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 24 hours before the experience start time to receive a full refund.
Raghav was an excellent guide, expertly navigating us through the busy, narrow backstreets of Jaipur. He gave us cultural and amusing real life stories. Would definitely recommend.

We had a wonderful walk with Anumita. She has real knowledge of the city and the bazaars, never rushed us, answered questions patiently and we really enjoyed walking and talking with her. Also we w...read more
Anu’s guide of Jaipur old town was absolutely fascinating. She brought the whole place to life for us and explained so many things he.



We had a fantastic experience on the Bazaar Cuisine & Craft of Old Jaipur Walk with our guide, Anumita (Anu). From start to finish, Anu was outstanding – her communication skills were excellent, an...read more
Our guide Pranshu met us in Old Jaipur and took us around the old city showing us antique stores, places of interest, food vendors, people engaged in worship rituals etc. Along the way he discussed...read more



