If you're brave enough to walk with tigers, then head to Ranthambore National Park where they roam free. There are a variety of guided safari tours available for varying prices which are probably a tourist's best bet. Bird watching is also a popular pursuit for visitors to this majestic location. Best time to visit is between November and May.

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The Anokhi Museum is a new museum in Jaipur and is near Biharji Temple. Here you'll discover exhibits on fabric printing and the Anokhi arts and crafts movement started around 30 years ago. In addition to the museum itself, be sure to check out the gift shop and stop for tea at the popular cafe. Admission costs Rs 30.

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Even though the prior royal family still lives in part of the palace, the courtyards have been turned into a museum open to the public. Highlights include the Welcome Palace which houses fine and ornate textiles, the weapons Armoury, the Peacock Courtyard and the Hall of Public Audience. Admission costs Rs 180.

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The Kanak Vrindavan Gardens offers not only botanical beauty, but architectural beauty as well, featuring flora, fauna and temples. From here, you can get a great view of the Jai Mahal Palace. The Gardens are an ideal spot to relax and watch other passerby. Sometimes you can even watch movies being filmed from here. Admission costs Rs 5.

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Jantar Mantar is an observatory dating back to medieval ages. Built by Jai Singh, it is his best preserved observatory and the largest of its kind. The instruments housed here were used to predict all sorts of things and some of them still work. Admission costs Rs 10, or you can book a guided tour for Rs 150.

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