5 Best street foods of Jaipur to relish each time you pay a visit!

Having born and raised in Jaipur, I can talk day and night about its food, culture, royalty and just abut everything. Jaipur is a home of foodies be it street food, cafes, restaurants or fine dining. Each having its own uniqueness. Today, I'll share my favorite places where you can relish some mouth watering street food.

1) Pandit Pao Bhaji:
Located just outside Birla Temple, you will have a tough time identifying the asli (original) Pandit Pao Bhaji ka thela. Each one having the same name. You will surely love this street food for sure!

2) Lassiwala:
As soon as you enter M.I Road, you will find this precious gem. There are various duplicates at the same place. The shop with the maximum crowd is the real one! As old as 1944, this place is also a perfect breakfast place for localities throughout the year.

3) Rawat Kachori:
 Located just opposite Polovictory Cinema, Station Road, Sindhi Camp, this place is heaven for Pyaaz ki Kachori (Onion Kachori) and Mawa kachori and other fresh sweeet dishes. Breakfast here is a must.

4) Gopalji Golgappe:
Gopalji is near Ahimsa circle-Outside, the same building as Mamu's Infusion. Its a small and clean kiosk. This one is loved by the old timers and is very popular. Also known as Gopalji from Ramniwas Bagh behind Kiran Cafe. They also have a all sorts of Chaat counter.

5) Indian Ice Cream Faluda:
Head to Link Road, next to Saraogi Mansion in Jaipur, you will find this very very old little shop called Indian Ice Cream Faluda, you will definitely  not regret having this sweet delicacy. Faluda Ice Cream is my all time favorite.

Rangeelo Rajasthan - Best 3 tourist attractions

Rajasthan is the land of imperial living, opulent cultural heritage, commendable hospitality, picturesque sand dunes, and delectable recipes. It’s popular worldwide for its vivid tourist attractions and cultural sites.The state is studded with a variety of eye-catching tourist spots, which include majestic forts and palaces,highly-revered temples, national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, mountain ranges, just to name a few.

Be it the tranquility of the Thar Desert, or magnificent lakes of Udaipur, or invincible forts of Jaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur, everything about Rajasthan is incredible. It won't be an exaggeration to say that your trip to India would be incomplete if you do not visit Rajasthan. Lets take you through some of the must-visit places of this remarkable north-western state of India.

Jaipur

Popularly named as the Pink City of India, Jaipur has a host of scenic buildings and cultural spots to dish out to you. Among all its forts and castles, Amber Fort is arguably the grandest of all. Its rugged forbidding exterior belies an inner paradise where a beautiful fusion of Mughal and Hindu styles finds its ultimate refinement. Other attractions of Jaipur include the princely Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, the City Palace, and the list goes on and on.Shopping in Jaipur attracts a lot of foreign tourists. It is famous for its silver jewellery, blue pottery, Sanganeri prints among others.

Udaipur

Udaipur is popularly known as the City of Lakes. The jewel in the crown of this City of Lakes is its majestic City Palace. Built in glittering granite and marble it majestically towers high on the Pichola Lake. Another notable tourist spot in Udaipur is Fatehsagar Lake. This artificial lake was built in 1678 by Maharana Jai Singh. After heavy rains destroyed it the reconstruction took place under the guidance of Maharana Fateh Singh. Udaipur is also for its luxury hotels, scenic views. The famous Jag Mandir is quite a popular destination for weddings.

Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary

Nestled in the district of Sawai Madhopur, Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary is famous for tigers. Perhaps, this is one of those few places across the globe where you can see the big cats playing in the wild. This is one of the finest tiger reserves in the country Park’s abandoned fortress, lakes and above all it’s `friendly’ tigers have made it one of the most filmed wildlife reserves in the world.

Rajasthan is unarguably the vacationer's paradise.The best time to visit Rajasthan is September to March.