Travel in city Pink

When in Jaipur, it’s imperative to dine with a great view—the city affords some of the best backdrops with monuments and markets. At outdoor restaurants in Jaipur, these panoramas come with good food and great vibes.

Lonely Planet editor Akanksha Singh traveled to Jaipur to experience its history and culture. Here, she shares some tips and insights for anyone planning a similar trip.

Deciding where to visit in India is not easy.

In our 5 Shops series, we'll point you in the direction of our favorite independent shops across some of the world's best cities. From food markets and bookshops to vintage and homegrown design stores, we've found a diverse and exciting mix of local retailers where you can pick up one-of-a-kind pieces.

New routes to Antalya and Jaipur set for mid-June, ahead of wider expansion in Etihad’s global network.

Rajasthan, India’s largest state, is a realm of sand dunes interrupted by silvery lakes and fort-studded cities. Flush with rose-colored palaces, the capital, Jaipur, is better known as the “Pink City”. Home to North India’s finest fort, the westerly “Blue City” of Jodhpur places you at the edge of the Thar Desert. Any odyssey in the “Land of Kings” calls for calm accommodations where you can catch your breath between sights and excursions. Ranging from palace stays to earthen homes, these are the most unique Airbnbs in Rajasthan for experiencing the city, desert, and lakes.

Closer to Barcelona than it is to Paris, Toulouse’s peach-tiled roofs and long days of sunshine give its historic center a Mediterranean look, but without some of the high prices you might find on the well-heeled Riviera.

In India, every journey is an experience, whether you rumble across the subcontinent on a classic Enfield motorcycle or rattle through the hills in a chartered 4WD.

If you’ve been eyeing a hiking trip to Ireland, dreaming about India, or wishing that you had someone to go to Vienna with, don’t wait. There’s no better time than right now for checking exciting destinations off your bucket list, even if you’re traveling alone. Keep reading to learn about the best places to go for solo travelers.

Not tied to school summer holidays? September is a top time to take a trip. First up, plenty of European destinations are still warm and sunny, with fewer tourists and lower prices. Secondly, sensational seasonal bucket list experiences await further afield.