Jaipur, India

Jaipur - known as Pink City, its famous landmarks are actually pink, originally under the orders of King Sawai Ram Singh. This is one of the reasons Jaipur stands as one of the prettiest cities in the world. In 1876, Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, (who would later be crowned King Edward VII, Emperor of India), visited this majestic city. Pink was considered the color of hospitality and to celebrate the Prince’s visit, the artistically inclined Maharajah Sawai Ram Singh ordered that the city buildings be painted pink. The delighted Albert called Jaipur the “pink city,” and the name stuck. Today, many parts of the city sport the same fetching shade of pink and see a fresh coat every few years.

Jaipur is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, also known as the "Pink City" for its colorful palaces. Tour Amber Palace, the Palace of the Winds, and the City Palace for the best of the city's architecture. Jaipur is home to a large number of marvelous forts, gorgeous palaces, and magnificent temples. These historic architectures, along with the vibrant culture of Jaipur, attract tourists from all over the world. Be it the 300-year-old Hawa Mahal, the grandiose Amer Fort, the City Palace, or the Nahargarh Fort, each and every place within the city will leave travelers mesmerized. Jaipur also boasts of some traditional marketplaces, the most famous being the Bapu Bazaar and Johari Bazaar. Think scenic beauty, delectable food, or shopping, Jaipur blends the magic of all.