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	Jaipur - Rajasthan's impressive capital city Pink City or the pink city - after a look at the reddish facades of the houses, the nickname of Jaipur is understandable. The capital of Rajasthan fascinates by unique buildings like the Amber Fort and the Palace of Winds and gives you a comprehensive insight into the exotic culture of the people. Jaipur is also known for its impressive palaces and the latest Indian saris fashion, which is sold in shops. Discover the charming city with its many facets and get to know the local life as well as the unique buildings. A trip to Northern India in Jaipur is another highlight - because Northern India is by far not only made up of the Taj Mahal and the holy city of Varanasi. The emergence of the "Pink City Jaipur is rather one of the younger cities of Rajasthan, because the city was founded only in 1727. Today's capital of Rajasthan was once founded as the capital of the princely state of the same name and was clearly built according to the teachings of Shastra. This is shown by the form of the architecture, which can be recognized by the buildings. Jaipur was given the sonorous name "Pink City" because of the pink buildings in the old town - which also give Jaipur a unique appearance. However, Jaipur's buildings were not kept in this colour from the beginning. Rather, they received the new painting in honour of the visit of Crown Prince Albert Eduard, the Prince of Wales. It is also worth noting that pink is traditionally considered the colour of hospitality throughout Rajasthan - so the colour scheme in honour of the high visit makes even more sense. Jaipur was named the capital of Rajasthan in 1956 and today has about 3 million inhabitants. In addition, Jaipur is not only known for its special architecture and famous buildings such as the gigantic city palace, but is also considered a successful economic center. Numerous industries have successfully established themselves in Jaipur and the "Pink City" is also an attractive cultural centre with many cinemas, theatres and museums. In addition, Jaipur is an important traffic junction in the Indian state and is an indispensable sight during any stay in the north of India due to its picturesque old town.