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Best Places to Visit in Jaipur in March

March marks the transition from winter to summer in Jaipur. Early March offers pleasant weather (15°C to 30°C), while late March can get warm. The highlight is Holi, the festival of colors, celebrated with great enthusiasm across the city. It's the last month to enjoy comfortable outdoor sightseeing before the intense summer heat arrives.

Places to Visit

City Palace
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City Palace

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Royal palace with Holi celebrations

Why Visit: Experience traditional royal Holi celebrations at the palace.

Check for special Holi events
Book Holi celebration packages
Govind Dev Ji Temple
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Govind Dev Ji Temple

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Famous Krishna temple with Holi festivities

Why Visit: Witness the spectacular Holi celebrations with devotional songs.

Visit during Holi for special celebrations
Expect large crowds
Nahargarh Fort
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Nahargarh Fort

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Hilltop fort with city views

Why Visit: Last chance for comfortable daytime visits before summer heat.

Visit in morning
Carry water
Jaigarh Fort
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Jaigarh Fort

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Fort with world's largest cannon

Why Visit: Spring weather makes exploring this extensive fort complex enjoyable.

Combine with Amber Fort visit
See Jaivana cannon
Central Park
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Central Park

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Largest park in Jaipur

Why Visit: Spring flowers and pleasant mornings make for great jogging and walks.

Visit early morning
Great for family picnics
Amber Fort
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Amber Fort

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Majestic fort complex

Why Visit: March mornings are perfect for exploring before summer heat arrives.

Visit early morning
Holi celebrations in nearby area
Hawa Mahal
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Hawa Mahal

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Palace of Winds

Why Visit: Beautiful pink facade looks stunning during Holi festivities.

Early morning photos
Colorful during Holi week
Chokhi Dhani
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Chokhi Dhani

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Cultural village with Holi celebrations

Why Visit: Experience traditional Rajasthani Holi celebrations with folk performances.

Book Holi package in advance
Traditional celebrations
Jal Mahal
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Jal Mahal

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Water palace

Why Visit: Pleasant March evenings perfect for lakeside walks.

Evening visits best
Street food nearby
Birla Mandir
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Birla Mandir

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White marble temple

Why Visit: Holi celebrations at this temple are serene and colorful.

Evening aarti
Holi celebrations on temple grounds
Albert Hall Museum
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Albert Hall Museum

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Indo-Saracenic museum

Why Visit: Air-conditioned escape during warmer afternoon hours.

Good for afternoon
Ram Niwas Garden around it
Sisodia Rani Garden
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Sisodia Rani Garden

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Historic terraced garden

Why Visit: Spring flowers in full bloom during March.

Morning visits
Beautiful spring flowers

Travel Tips

  • Book accommodations early if visiting during Holi
  • Wear old clothes on Holi day
  • Apply coconut oil before playing Holi to protect skin
  • Carry water and stay hydrated as days get warmer
  • Start sightseeing early in the day
  • Book hotel Holi parties for safer celebrations
  • Protect cameras during Holi with plastic covers
  • Evening activities are more comfortable

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Holi celebrated in Jaipur?

Holi is celebrated in March (date varies each year based on lunar calendar). The main celebration is on Dhulandi, the day after Holika Dahan.

Is March too hot to visit Jaipur?

Early March is pleasant (20-28°C), but late March can get warm (25-35°C). Plan outdoor activities for mornings and evenings.

Where can I safely play Holi in Jaipur?

Heritage hotels like Rambagh Palace and Chokhi Dhani organize safe Holi celebrations. Avoid playing with strangers on streets.

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