JAIPUR ZAIKA (Bazaar Crafts and Culinary Delights)
Local Crafts & Cuisines make us feel rooted, give us a sense of belonging and connect us with our history and culture. Our ancestors used to create these crafts out of necessity, and now we do them for pleasure, to preserve history and to express ourselves. Jaipur is truly a magnificent muse, the whole city resembles a big movie set. Saffron pink heritage buildings, hawelis, colourful markets, henna, multi coloured veils, turbans and swirling moustaches, Jaipur is what “exotic Indian” dreams are made of. In this fascinating tailored walking Tours we offer you to sampling some of the region’s culinary delights like Kulfi (Indian ice-cream), Flitters, Bombay mix, samosa, Walnut & Cashew Barfi, Femi (local sweets), Gear and more. Opportunity to observe and interact with the local artisans like silversmiths, bangle makers, other artisans at work.
HIGHLIGHTS OF TOUR
Exploring the narrow unexplored streets
Sampling the local and hygienic cuisines
Visit to local market
Observe the local artisans at work
Visit to ongoing craft workshop
Explore the old frescoed Haveli
Visit to the local Temple
Exploring the local architecture
Witness a narrow lane full of bridal clothing and turban shops.
Prices: Rs. 1800 (per person) | Minimum 2 persons
Duration: 2.3 to 3Hrs (depends on guest interest)
Meeting time: Late afternoon (4:00PM/5:00PM manageable according to Guest)
Meeting point: City Palace Jaipur
Walk led by: Our Trained local Guide cum Explorer
Medium– English/Hindi
JAIPUR ZAIKA
Bazaar Crafts & Culinary Delights
Local crafts and cuisines are not just part of our lifestyle — they are living memories of our ancestors. They tell stories of creativity, community, and culture. What began as simple handmade essentials evolved over time into colorful art forms and unique flavors that define Rajasthan today.
Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan and famously known as the Pink City, is not only admired for its royal palaces and forts but also for its vibrant bazaars, traditional crafts, and mouth-watering street food. The city itself feels like a grand open-air museum — every corner echoes history, art, and local life.
Our “Jaipur Zaika Walk” has been specially designed for travelers who want to experience Jaipur beyond its monuments — to feel its pulse through its people, food, and craft traditions.
Culinary Delights
As we wander through the narrow, bustling lanes of the old city, you’ll get to taste a variety of authentic Rajasthani and local Jaipur snacks prepared by traditional halwais (sweet makers) and vendors who have been serving locals for generations.
You’ll sample:
- Kulfi – a rich, creamy Indian ice cream often topped with pistachios and saffron.
- Pakoras & Fritters – hot, crispy bites made from seasonal vegetables and chickpea flour.
- Bombay Mix – a crunchy, spicy snack mix loved across India.
- Samosa – deep-fried pastry filled with spiced potatoes and peas, a perfect tea-time snack.
- Walnut & Cashew Barfi – a sweet made with dry fruits and khoya.
- Feni – a flaky, delicate sweet popular during festivals.
- Ghevar – the pride of Jaipur; a honeycomb-like dessert soaked in syrup, often enjoyed during Teej and Raksha Bandhan.
Each tasting stop is carefully chosen for hygiene, authenticity, and heritage value, ensuring guests enjoy both taste and safety.
Crafts & Artisans
The walk also opens doors to Jaipur’s traditional crafts, where creativity flows through generations of artisan families.
You’ll meet:
- Silversmiths carving intricate jewellery by hand.
- Lac bangle makers shaping vibrant bangles from molten lacquer.
- Miniature painters working with squirrel-hair brushes on handmade paper.
- Block printers and embroidery artists keeping centuries-old textile traditions alive.
Guests can watch demonstrations, interact directly with artisans, and even try a few simple techniques under guidance. These encounters offer a deeper understanding of Jaipur’s craftsmanship, sustainability, and community pride Cultural & Architectural Exploration
As the tour continues, we take you through hidden havelis with faded frescoes and intricate jaali windows that whisper stories of the past.
You’ll stroll past temples echoing with evening bells, and through lanes lined with bridal outfits, turbans, and handmade juttis, each reflecting Rajasthan’s colorful identity.
This is not just a walk — it’s an immersive storytelling journey that connects history, art, food, and people, making you feel like a local explorer rather than a tourist.
Tour Highlights
Discover hidden streets of Jaipur’s old city
Taste authentic local delicacies prepared by traditional vendors
Visit lively markets full of colors and crafts
Observe and interact with local artisans at work
Visit ongoing craft workshops and demonstrations
Explore old havelis with frescoed walls
Experience devotion at a local temple
Learn about traditional architecture and daily life
Walk through lanes of bridal wear, turbans, and ethnic accessories
Tour Details
- Price: ₹1800 per person (Minimum 2 guests)
- Duration: 2.5 – 3 hours (Flexible, depends on guest interest)
- Meeting Time: Late Afternoon (4:00 PM / 5:00 PM – adjustable)
- Meeting Point: City Palace, Jaipur
- Led by: Trained Local Guide & Storyteller
- Language: English / Hindi