Jaipur · JAIPUR FOOD TOURS
Kachori for breakfast, laal maas at night, and a sweet shop on every corner of the old city. These 12 walks are priced, timed, and clear about exactly how hungry to turn up and how much of it is street food.
Spend three hours walking Jaipur’s old city with guides such as Vivek, Raj, Kumar or Pushpendra, depending on availability. Taste samosa, kachori, sweets and masala chai, then follow quiet lanes to metalworkers, bangle makers, temples and old markets. Small groups are limited to 10 people.
“I loved the tour. Vivek was an amazing tour guide. Really recommend it.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Golcha Cinema and walk through Jaipur’s Pink City to Choti Choupar. Taste local street food, sweets, traditional dessert, and masala chai while visiting bangle makers, spice sellers, utensil shops, and old markets. Vivek and Raj are among the named guides.
“Vivek did an awesome job showing us Jaipor, he was a true gentlemen and showed us so much local food and culture, I would 100% do another tour with him and he even showed us an amazing spot for a drink after.”
Join Umesh and his cycling team for a 2.5 to 3-hour morning ride through Jaipur’s old city. See Hawa Mahal, markets, temples, and artisan workshops from outside, with tea, kachori, jalebi, lassi, helmets, tandem bikes, and e-rickshaw support.
“Si vous passez par Jaipur, faire un tour avec Umesh, c'est juste Waouw !! En tant que voyageuse solo, ce n'est pas toujours facile de savoir par quoi commencer dans une grande ville comme celle-ci, et cette balade matinale est un très Read more”
Start at Panchwati Circle and follow a local guide through Jaipur’s Raja Park food scene. Over about 2.5 hours, you’ll try 12 or more dishes at eight trusted stops, including savory snacks and sweets. Guides such as Diksha, Lucky, Harshit, and Akbar explain what you’re eating and how locals enjoy it.
“Such a good tour around Jaipur at night. Went to loads of places, felt safe, really good information and set me up well for a trip in India”
Join guide Umesh G for a 2.5 to 3-hour Jaipur evening walk from Raj Mandir Cinema to Albert Hall Museum. See marble statue makers, lac bangles, bridal jewelry, old havelis, pickle shops, Indian sweets, and Jaipur lit up after dark.
“I booked this walking tour on a last minute whim and am so glad I did. Due to time constraints, I asked to start later which Umesh gladly obliged and amended the tour so I still got to experience the highlights of this well curated tour. ThiRead more”
Walk Jaipur’s Pink City with a guide such as Hemant, Yash, or Abhinav, stopping at local food shops for seven or more regional tastes. Expect samosa, kulfi, dabeli, sugar cane juice, masala chai, city stories, and a two-hour introduction to local food and daily life.
“Cannot thank Yash enough for such an excellent tour. He is a wonderful human and so friendly. The tour was excellent and he was so accommodating. It was really refreshing after so many people we met had tried to take advantage. Don’t hesitate to book - Robin from UK”
Spend 2 to 2.5 hours walking Jaipur’s old markets with guides such as Lucky, Harshit, or Lakshay. Taste vegetarian and vegan-friendly street food, including kadi samosa, mirchi vada, paneer chilla, lassi, rabdi, and homemade sweets, while learning about local customs and food traditions.
“our guide was amazing, very informative. we really enjoyed the food and learnt a lot about thr food would recommend this tour”
Walk Jaipur with a local guide, possibly Abdul, stopping for chaat, chole bhature, masala chai, lassi, sweets, and other Indian favorites. Visit Hawa Mahal, Govind Devji Temple, and Tripolia Bazar while learning how food, trade, architecture, and daily life connect.
“The tour was fantastic! Abdul is an amazing guide—kind, funny, and very knowledgeable. We had the chance to try a wide variety of delicious, high-quality food. We highly recommend taking this tour with Abdul to everyone!”
Spend about two hours walking from Raj Mandir Cinema toward Tripolia Gate, stopping at local food stalls and eateries for savory snacks, sweets, tea, coffee, bottled water, and lunch. Guides such as Harshit and Lucky explain each dish, adjust spice levels, and help you handle Jaipur’s busy streets.
“we were a bit anxious doing a tour of local food given the potential for issues but we shouldn't have worried. The tour was fantastic, all the places were clean and the food very tasty. We sampled a wide variety of food and the guide was supper helpful and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend this.”
Start at sunrise with a guide such as Umesh or KumKum, then roll through Jaipur by e-rickshaw for three hours. You’ll see Hawa Mahal, Govind Dev Ji Temple, markets, brass artisans, and old food shops while tasting traditional snacks and chai.
“We started as the sun rose and experienced the sights and sounds of the streets as we stopped at street vendors, tasting treats and savoring the Chai, as well as the flower and vegetable markets, chanting at a temple and laughing yogRead more”
Your private evening tour covers Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Albert Hall Museum, and Jaipur’s old roads. A driver-guide such as Bharat handles hotel pickup, photo stops, local stories, and optional street-food tasting, with every monument viewed from outside.
“Very good way to see the building lit up at night. Guide had an infectious enthusiasm and very knowledgable. Highly recommend .”
Join a private 3 to 4-hour Jaipur walk with guide Ali or another local guide, hotel pickup, tuk-tuk or car transport, and a generous run of local tastings. You’ll see Raj Mandir, the old city gates, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, and Albert Hall Museum while shopping along the way.
“Ali took us on a beautiful and unforgettable tour of Jaipur! He highlighted all the important scenes of the city while also tailoring the experience with extras we would like to see. Expect to eat a lot of diverse food and feel like a local for the daRead more”
Pick a fort, a kitchen, a bazaar or a jeep.
