The Sita Ramji temple which predates the city of Jaipur.

Kalyanji temple with beautiful frescos including one representing the 10 incarnations of the Hindu God Vishnu.

See master craftsmen making brass work, as their forefathers did before them. Not only are these craftsmen highly skilled, they also perform fascinating rituals and worship their tools prior to starting work.

Visit a private museum which houses more than 125,000 manuscripts in over a dozen languages, some of which date back to the 14th century. The collection also includes paintings, shoes, textiles and brass work.

Sanghi Juta Ram Jain temple, built in 1778 and has stunning kundan work depicting stories from the Jain religion in its courtyard.

See a whole street of havelis which have been restored by the Jaipur Virasat Foundation.

Visit a lane dedicated to lac bangle makers.

Enjoy tea and snacks with fourth generation antique dealers. Rummage through their treasurers and read through their visitors’ book with entries going back to the 18th century.

The walk finishes at the Rajasthan School of Art which was built by the Prime Minister of Maharaja Ram Singh II, as his residence and then converted in to the school in 1866.