Jaipur Unveiled: Cycle Through History ( Jaipur Bike Tour )

Explore Jaipur like never before with a Jaipur Cycle Tour, offering unique experiences in Jaipur beyond the usual sights. Ride through the vibrant streets, past iconic landmarks, and hidden gems. Unlike regular walking tours in Jaipur, its Top attractions in Jaipur this adventure lets you cover more ground while soaking in the city’s rich history and culture. Perfect for those seeking things to do in Jaipur for tourists, this guided ride blends heritage, local interactions, and scenic beauty. Whether at sunrise or sunset, cycling remains one of the best activities in Jaipur, promising an unforgettable journey through the Pink City

Things to Do

For Food Lovers
Explore Jaipur’s renowned food joints, famous for their unique preparation methods. These stops not only offer delicious treats but also provide the energy needed for the tour.

For the Adventurous
Navigate through the old Havelis (private mansions) and sacred temples, joining morning prayers with local devotees.

Unique Experiences
Enjoy an adventurous sightseeing tour of Jaipur by Cycle, offering views and experiences that are often missed when traveling by car.

Meeting Point

Sketch India Journeys: The tour begins here, where you’ll meet the guides and receive a briefing on the tour route and guidelines.

Detailed Itinerary

Aarti at the Palace Temple 7:00 am

The Govind Dev Ji Temple 

preparing for the traditional Aarti (vesper service and devotional hymns). As the main deity’s curtains are about to open the people start ringing the traditional humongous bells. Feel the depth of the sound emanating from the bells and striking a chord with your heart. The Aarti or main worship is equally exhilarating and charming. One just gets mesmerized by the song when hundreds of devotees sing at the same time with lighted wicks before the sacred idol of Lord Krishna.

Life Style of ‘Jaipurite – 7:30 Am  

We will then take a walk through the public park meeting and interacting with the locals and we do get a chance to participate in laughing yoga with people, We further enter the biggest vegetable and flower market of Jaipur.  It is a wholesale market where you can see a number of traders busy negotiating, conversing with the merchants, and

ladies in their colorful attire carrying huge sacks of vegetables on their heads and the traditional Indian pushcarts. At the leisurely speed of the cycle, the whole scene reminds you of those old-times merchant markets in the children’s stories.

Secret Tunnel – 8:00 Am

Somewhere in this line, there is a narrow lane that could be called a secret way to the main road on the other side. This could also be termed as a hidden tunnel deliberately planned by the far-sighted kings of Jaipur.

The tunnel ends at the other side and you find yourself sniffing the air full of freshly fried fritters at the famous Jagannath Pakori wala. Pakori is an Indian fritter deep fried in the oil and very crispy when you eat. It is among the most famous fritter shops in India and you can see the workers frying the fritters in a huge traditional charcoal stove. We make a brief stop at a very popular tea seller’s rooftop settlement above a sweet shop. With the best Fritters (Pakoras) in the town, we enjoy tea on a rooftop and admire the most planned old city in India.

Ride Through The Corridors – 8:30 Am                   

The best part of this Guided bicycle tour comes when we ride in the historical spices and sweets market corridors. Although the shops are shut in the spices market we get the strong aroma passing the closed shutters.

As we enter God’s own street, another heritage market of India where one can still feel the lingering aura of heritage even amidst the hustle and bustle of the street. The rhythmic sounds of hammers and tools present a bit loud yet soothing music. The artisans are busy sculpting the images of Hindu Deities. The street presents a fine blend of spirituality and art.

Lassi Wala – 9:00 Am

The food tour of Jaipur is not complete if we do not stop at a famous Lassi Wala (churned yoghurt shakes). The Lassi outlet was built in the independence era just outside the walled city. We conclude our bike tour with a glass of Lassi
As this lovely bicycle safari ends here we part ways with a souvenir for you to show your friends back home when you share your Jaipur memoirs.