Rajasthan’s famed “Pink City” is known for its top-notch street food just as well as its historical landmarks. On this foodie-focused tour of Jaipur, you’ll escape the tourist track as you set out to discover the capital’s tastiest treats. Stop in food stalls and shops sprawled throughout the city, traveling between locations both on foot and in a traditional three-wheeler auto-rickshaw.
Rajasthan’s famed “Pink City” is known for its top-notch street food just as well as its historical landmarks. On this foodie-focused tour of Jaipur, you’ll escape the tourist track as you set out to discover the capital’s tastiest treats. Stop in food stalls and shops sprawled throughout the city, traveling between locations both on foot and in a traditional three-wheeler auto-rickshaw.
3 Hours Before Flight Time
Meet up with your guide and group in front of Pune’s Barista Lavazza. You’ll arrive at a pre-arranged start time in the morning or afternoon. Over the next few hours you’ll experience a delicious sampling of Pune’s numerous culinary wonders. Make your first tasting stop of the day at a local bazaar, offering the perfect introduction to the wide variety of unique delicacies available in the city. Then continue to Marz-o-rin, housed in a historic building that dates back more than a century. It’s great chance to learn more about an establishment famous for being one of Pune’s very first fast food eateries. Proceed from Marz-o-rin to Kayani Bakery, where you’ll have the chance to sample their renowned Shrewsbury biscuits. Wash your biscuit down by heading to Bunn Maska for a cup of typical Indian-style ‘chai’ tea. If a cold drink is more your style, not to worry: you’ll have a chance to sample Ardeshir’s cold drinks, one of Pune’s best-known soft drink companies. Try to find more space in your stomach as you make your next stop to try ‘Vada pav,’ an Indian-style “hamburger” composed of fried potatoes and chutney in between slices of bread. You’ll make two more stops to finish the trip, including a visit to Dorajbee, a 134-year-old restaurant, and Badshah, where you can sample their ‘Faluda’ (a milk-based dessert). You’ll leave your culinary-themed walking tour with a full stomach as your guide helps you find a taxi or tuk-tuk back to your preferred destination.
