Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment

Tripoto
20th Oct 2019
Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty
Day 1

It was early winter this season and I was in Pushkar for covering the Cattle Fair. My return ticket was from Jaipur and that gave me an opportunity to experiment a bit.

I decided to click some sunrise moment in Jaipur on the day of my return. Decided to start at 4.30 Am and Jal Mahal, Amber Fort was my destination. Though Jaipur is considered as one of the most clicked cities of our country but rarely I find any post that covers Jaipur during the early hours. So here goes my account.

Its was chilly, dark and empty. In short, pure bliss. Which is rare in a city like Jaipur. Normally in winters one will always find these destinations flooded with tourists, hawkers and photographers. But in my case it was the opposite, and it was expected as well. Though I didn't has the correct camera equipment with me to shoot in the dark, but I managed to capture some moments which are really close to my heart now.

Let me share those moments with you all and I am sure it would touch you as well. Here we go :

That's probably the first click. @Jal Mahal before sunrise.

Photo of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India by Sumeet Chakraborty

The Jal Mahal emerged with the first light of the day.

Photo of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India by Sumeet Chakraborty

The morning bliss can make anyone fall in love.

Photo of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India by Sumeet Chakraborty

It gets brighter, but still some time to go.

Photo of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India by Sumeet Chakraborty

The first visitors have already arrived.

Photo of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India by Sumeet Chakraborty

And finally, the first peep.

Photo of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India by Sumeet Chakraborty

It gets a bit more brighter.

Photo of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India by Sumeet Chakraborty

Now it was time to shift my focus towards Amber Fort. When I reached there it was light all over and tourists has started flooding the area. But thankfully there were far less in number compared to the peak visit hours. Here are the clicks of this magnificent fort during the early hours.

Amber bathes in the early morning light.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

And the sky light started opening up.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

Beauty Personified

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

Slowly they were all waking up.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

These steps may have never been so empty. Lucky Me!

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

A treat to the eyes - the monument, of-course.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

And the awesomeness continues.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

Some paths are so beautiful, that its a sin not to walk on them.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

And the beauty of the Seesh Mahal unfolds.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

The Sun was up and this was my last click from Amber Fort.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

I left Amber with a sense of satisfaction. I have been to Jaipur twice before but never got an experience so blissful. It has to go down as a wonderful experience and I recommend every traveler to experience Jaipur during the early hours, at least one in a lifetime.

Before signing off from this post I would like to post a pic of Jaipurs another jewel - the Hawa Mahal. Nothing special about it in this post, but writing about Jaipur and not featuring Hawa Mahal in it - come on that cant be true.

Photo of Jaipur and the Sunrise Moment by Sumeet Chakraborty

Stay tuned for more posts and more destinations. Cyaaa.