Travelingwala – Travel Guides, Visas & International Trips

Jaipur , also known as the Pink City, is one of the most beautiful travel destinations in India. Famous for its royal palaces, majestic forts, colorful bazaars, and mouthwatering Food, Jaipur attracts millions of domestic and international tourists every year. Founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II , Jaipur was India’s first Planned city, Designed with wide streets and Grid patterns Based on Vastu Shastra. Today, it forms part of the Golden Triangle Tourist Circuit "Delhi, Agra, Jaipur", making it a must-visit stop for anyone exploring North India. - How to reach Jaipur From India’s major cities. - Where to stay "budget, mid - Range, And luxury hotels". - Best Food to try in Jaipur. - Top attractions And sightseeing spots. - Shopping and Cultural experiences. - Day trips around Jaipur. - Transport options inside the City. - Travel tips to Make your trip memorable. How to Reach Jaipur F rom Major all Indian  Cities. Jaipur is well - connected to A...

  How to Travel from USA to India on a Low Budget    1. Best Time to Visit India (Budget-Friendly Months) ✅ October to March – Best for weather and sightseeing ✅ February & March – Less crowded, cheaper rates ❌ Avoid December – Holiday season = higher prices   2. How to Get Cheap Flights (USA to India)  Use Skyscanner / Google Flights / Momondo  Book 2–3 months in advance Fly into Delhi, Mumbai, or Chennai – major international hubs  Choose layover flights via Qatar, Dubai, or Istanbul for lower fares 3. Daily Budget in India (Backpacker Style) $20–$35 USD per Day  Hotel/hostel: $8–$15  Food: $3–$6  Local transport: $2–$5  Entry/sightseeing: $5–$10  Tip: Overnight trains/buses = save on hotel cost   4. Where to Travel in India (Budget-Friendly Destinations)  North India Route (2–3 weeks) Delhi – Monuments, street foodAgra – Taj Mahal Jaipur & Udaipur – Palaces, forts, lakes Varanasi – Spiritual, Ga...

 History of Jailsmer - Jailsmer city Rajasthan India. Long ago, in the heart of the vast Thar Desert, a brave ruler named Rawal Jaisal sought to build a kingdom that would shine like the sun. In the year 1156 AD, he discovered a yellow sandstone hill that glowed golden at sunrise and sunset. He knew this was the place destined for greatness. There, he founded the city of Jaisalmer, naming it after himself — “Jaisal’s Hill.” At the center of the city, he built the magnificent Jaisalmer Fort, rising like a golden crown from the desert. Protected by strong walls and high towers, the fort became home to warriors, traders, and artists. For centuries, Jaisalmer thrived as a trading hub between India and Central Asia. Rich caravans loaded with silk, spices, and gems passed through its gates, making the city wealthy and culturally vibrant. But the desert was not always peaceful. Invaders came, including powerful rulers like Alauddin Khilji and Humayun. Yet, the people of Jaisal...