Local businesses in Jaipur
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 228
- Half Light Coffee Roasters; The Curry Spoon; Pink City Treat Cafe; The Tattoo Cafe; Doodh Misthan Bhandar; Kalyan Rooftop Restaurant; Blue Door Cafe; Chaisa; Charis cafe; Karodiya Kachori Bhandar
- Hotels and lodges: 190
- Hotel Shikha; Heart of the City; Horn Ok Please Hostel Jaipur; Blue Heaven; Holiday Inn Jaipur City Centre; Hotel Kalyan; Artbuzz Jaipur; Backpackers Villa; Hotel Arya Niwas; Pearl Palace Heritage
- Clothing shops: 86
- Mayori Jaipur; Shweta Kothari; Friends Saree Centre; Shankar Saree Centre; Chhotilal Nemichand Sogani; Deepu Saree Emporium; Mughal India factory shop; ShuchiVC; Suvasa; Creation
- Jewellers: 50
- Ali Gems , Jaipur; Bhandari Jewellers; Vinayak Art Jewellery; antiquariat (India) pvt Ltd.; surajmal ravindra kumar jewellers; Mittal Jewellery Store; Baywala Jewellers; Ashoka Jewellers; Jypore Jewelers; Prakash Jewellers
- Salons and beauty shops: 30
- Hakim Alam's; nains nail salon; Hair Story; Shimla Hair Art And Spa
- Clinics: 97
- Chakrapani Ayurveda Clinic & Research Centre; Dr. K.C. KASLIWAL Ear,Nose and Throat Centre; Dr. Vijay Sharma Gastroenterology Clinic; Faiz Clinic; Jain Eye Clinic and Hospital; Prakas Clinic; Pro Lasik Clinic; Seva Poly Clinic; Shiv Shakti Homoeo Clinic; Sona Clinic
- Electronics and mobile shops: 8
- Ambie Mobiles & Electronics; Raisar Plaza; Shree Shyam communication; mostly cell phone stores; Jio; Airtel
Jaipur facts
- District
- Jaipur district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 30,73,350
- Area
- about 467 sq km, about 431 m above sea level
- People
- 900 females per 1,000 males; 83.33% literacy
- PIN codes
- 302001 (Jaipur ), 302003 (Jaipur City), 302006 (Jaipur R.S.)
- Places nearby
- Ram Niwas Garden (garden, 1 km), Jaipur Zoo (zoo, 1 km), Albert Hall Museum (museum, 1 km), Tarkeshwar Nath Temple (Hindu temple, 1 km)
- Culture and food
- Hindus are the majority in Jaipur, with Muslim and Jain communities. Cultural venues include Jawahar Kala Kendra, designed by Charles Correa, and Ravindra Manch.
- History
- Jaipur is named after Sawai Jai Singh II, the Kachhwaha ruler of Amer, who founded the city in 1727.
- Education
- In the 19th century, under Maharaja Ram Singh II, Jaipur opened a Sanskrit college in 1865 and a girls' school in 1867.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.