
Patrika Gate
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Jawahar Circle's ninth gate — a corridor of hand-painted arches, each vault narrating a different Rajasthan region in miniature colour.
Why visit: The most Instagrammed corridor in India, painted like a storybook.
- ›Painted arch corridor
- ›Jawahar Circle gardens
- ›Sunrise shoots
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Best time
Oct–Mar (early morning for empty frames)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
Free
Duration
30 min – 1 hr
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