Erleben Sie Jaipur bei Nacht

First, I want to highlight that we are 2 women visiting India for the first time, and only speak English. Our main priority when looking for tours is safety. This tour is amazing and more importantly, safe! We were picked up in an open air vehicle as this company also does safari tours. It is the best vehicle for this tour as you can really see everything - Jaipur is a whole other city at night so you would want the best views! Since it is an open air vehicle please be prepared to bring warm clothes toward the end of the year. The tour did get a bit chilly. Our driver, Anil, navigated the streets of Jaipur like no other. If you have yet to experience driving in India, it is a stressful yet beautiful ecosystem where there are no rules, and Anil drove like a champion of the India driving super sport. You would want a good driver considering you are in an open vehicle where one can fall out. The tour started with a light and sound show at Amber Fort - this part is optional but I recommend it as the show goes over Jaipur history. Then we went up the mountain for an amazing view of the entire city - here you can order food, drinks, or just sit and look out at the views. Anil and Rohit also made impromptu stops to buy popular Indian snacks for us to try! The drive continued around the Water Palace, Albert Hall, Wind Palace, etc. where we were able to stop and see the sites and take photos without getting out of the car and fighting through crowds! Definitely recommend this tour as Jaipur is beautiful at night! And what better way to see it than in an open safari vehicle! Please see our photos attached here for reference.

I booked this experience through TripAdvisor/Viator, although it is operated locally by an outfit called Jhalana Panther Safari. It was a disappointing experience, quite different to what is described in the itinerary. The itinerary gives you the impression that you will be picked up between 6pm and 7pm and get to Amber fort by 7.30pm as the first stop, in time for the English sound & light show; and then go on to see Nahargarh fort, finishing with photo stops at Jal Mahal and Albert Hall Museum. The itinerary also gives you the impression that you will have an English-speaking guide providing information throughout. The reality was a pickup at 7.15pm from our North Jaipur hotel, by a driver Rohit who only spoke Hindi, who proceeded to tear through rush hour Jaipur traffic yelling information in Hindi over his shoulder at us in the back of the open-top jeep. Stopping first at the Albert Hall Museum for photos, he then drove us directly to Nahargarh Fort -- too late to see the sunset, but conveniently in time for dinner at the restaurant at the top (which I was not interested in!) The English speaking guide Lokesh joined only for the drive up to Nahargarh through the Aravalli Hills, and for the subsequent stop at Jal Mahal, and provided hardly any information. When I complained about missing out the Amber Fort experience we got driven there, but obviously too late for the show, everything dark. The manager at Jhalana Panther Safari (aka World of Wilders?) claimed that I should have said I wanted to see this show, as it needs to be booked in advance, but I know this is not true as I managed to see it the next day by myself, by just turning up at the right time and buying a ticket. These guys seemed more interested in Panther spotting and in getting an elephant to pose with us, rather than in following the promised itinerary. I am surprised TripAdvisor / Viator are promoting this company for this tour. I suspect their wildlife tours are better, but that's not what I booked. The open top jeep ride in the hills was fun, just be prepared for insects in the face!

It was really amazing , spotted 8 leopard in 2 hrs , really everyone should visit , all the safari lovers should visit ...