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By Annie Jones
December 17, 2005

Just a few kilometers from the capital New Delhi and close to Agra (home to the Taj Mahal), the royal city of Jaipur (also known as "The Pink City" because of the dominant color of its buildings) is well established as one of the most romantic places on earth to marry. From the rich history of his palace in the beautiful gardens of the luxury hotels to the serenity of the floating palace on Ramgarh Lake ... everywhere you look there is pink ... the color of love.

Jaipur is the pulsation, the bustling capital of the colorful state of Rajasthan where the royal ambience of yesteryear is still felt throughout the city has carved arches and once-Bejeweled walls of the fortress. Enter this mystical city through a narrow street cobblestone street vendors selling everything from sweets to silver trinkets and leather slippers called to business success. Pass the massive hill on the right in its magnificent royal residence where decorated elephants obediently transport delighted tourists from above for its stunning scenery of the city spread out below. Follow this winding road until you begin to see the twinkling lights of numerous palaces in the city are starting to emerge on the left side across the glistening waters of Lake Ramgarh. Stop taking pictures or simply gaze in stunned silence at the beauty of the floating palace of Ramgarh - perfectly illuminated by golden lights strategically placed on the four corners of the palace.

And then comes the main city ... surprisingly broad, clean roads with some of the best known brands dotted each side ... From the brand new Trident Hilton Hotel Sheraton and Le Meridien ... you will find a massive choice of premium accommodation in Jaipur. Each hotel has retained former glory of the city and the conduct of the king and the service excels itself. Remember to book your stay in advance to avoid disappointment, because it is busy all year round in this city of royal romance. Some of the most highly recommended hotels to stay while visiting Jaipur include the Taj group and the Rambagh Palace Hotel Jai Mahal Palace. The opulence of both hotels will literally breathtaking, and many a marriage takes place in the perfectly landscaped grounds of these hotels with their backdrop of lush palms and fountains.

A little advice: If your stay at the Rambagh Palace or not, take time to enjoy the delicious buffet breakfast al fresco in the smart Jodhpur & waistcoat clad staff treat you like kings. With eggs to order and sausages and bacon following plates of succulent freshest, sweetest fruits, the plump muffins and Danish pastries are hard to refuse especially when accompanied by a choice of teas, coffees and piping hot chocolate. And all served in the finest china and silverware.

Lower still the main boulevards of Jaipur city and you get a set of finely carved arches, which divide the Old City of the New Town. Once through the arches, your senses are immediately assaulted by the noisy onslaught of rickshaws, buffalo carts, taxis, bicycles, scooters, cars and all the elephants jostling on the same road. Police information, car horn, mooing cows and street hawkers convincingly create a melodious harmony of ethnic sounds, which at first visit to Jaipur, can be very surprising!

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