Incredible Discoveries In Jaipur, India

I had planned to visit Amer Fort but I had left it too late. Instead, I decided to walk to the Nahargarh Fort which was an hour's walk from my hostel.
It seemed that most people took a tuktuk to the fort but, being a walker, I decided to climb the huge hill. The fort was nice enough but most impressive were the views over the city and the huge stepwell.
Following my visit to the fort, I headed to a royal tomb called Gaitor Ki Chhatriyan. On my way there, I had some great interactions with the local kids, something you miss if you take tuktuks everywhere. I wasn't expecting much from the tombs but it was absolutely beautiful. It doesn't appear to get many tourists which makes it a bit of a hidden gem.
On my walk back to my hostel, I came across a Hindi temple which was very busy. It was great seeing the local people attending the ceremony.
Join me as I get deep into the city of Jaipur.
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[@mickfield5458]

The people are so friendly and Wow those tombs and grounds were beautiful! 👍

[@arvindgoudar1586]

@18:40 what you encountered were burial monuments for a Raput clan these are known as "Gaitor Ki Chhatriya". Even I was fascinated by these and ended up doing a lot of photoshoots there. Surprisingly they do not have crowds of tourist. Architecturally these were just beautiful.