RTDC’s ‘Pink City by Night’ package will let you explore the city in a new way
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL NEWS, JAIPUR/ Created : Apr 17, 2019, 12:19 IST
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In a move to promote night tourism in Jaipur, the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) recently introduced ‘Pink City by Night’ tour packages. The said package will enable tourists to get a glimpse of all the heritage … Read more
In a move to promote night tourism in Jaipur, the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) recently introduced ‘Pink City by Night’ tour packages. The said package will enable tourists to get a glimpse of all the heritage places of the city during night time. Read less
Referring to this development, RTDC officials stated that this step was taken to boost tourism in the city and also let visitors admire the architecture and beauty of the city at night. An official in the know-how also mentioned that the package will prove to be even more helpful to those, who find it hard to visit the heritage places during noon time due to scorching heat.
This night tour package will, in fact, offer an opportunity to all those ardent history lovers and travellers, who like to travel during summers. Read on to get all the details of this package.
All that you need to know about ‘Pink City by Night’ package
An air-conditioned RTDC bus will take the visitors to popular spots such as the Amar Jawan Jyoti, Statue Circle, Albert Hall, Laxminarayan Temple, Jal Mahal, Vidhan Sabha Bhawan, Amber Fort, Raj Mandir Cinema Hall, Kanak Vrindavan and Nahargarh Fort.
Ticket prices: INR 700 per person; children below four years can avail this package for free. The same can be booked on RTDC’s official website.
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