• Birla Mandir Temple - The deity Lakshminarayan has many historic roots and is sometimes interpreted by different traditions.
  Goddess Mahalakshmi incarnated again and again with Her beloved consort following Narayana’s wish and mode of incarnation.
  When He was Rama, She became Sita and when He was Krishna, She appeared as Rukmini.
• Albert Hall Museum - The museum has a rich collection of artifacts including paintings, jewelry, carpets, ivory, stone, metal sculptures, and works in crystal.
  The collection includes coins from the Gupta, Kushan, Delhi Sultanate, Mughal and British periods.

An Egyptian mummy is the main attraction of this museum.

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Masala Chowk is a recent entrant to Jaipur’s dining scene. Nestled in Ram Niwas Garden, this alfresco dining space delivers 21 distinct culinary experiences from the Pink City in one location. The name Masala Chowk is befitting as ‘Masala’ represents spice and ‘Chowk’ signifies an open space or plaza in Hindi. This is a spot where a multitude of stalls dish out delicious native Indian street food. Although originally aimed at tourists, Masala Chowk has gained massive popularity among locals as well.

Masala Chowk is a one-stop destination that pools together the finest street food that Jaipur has to offer. The abundance of options available may leave you slightly overwhelmed. In the absence of any similar competing outlets, Masala Chowk draws a large number of visitors. All the delectable flavors that were once scattered throughout the city are now brought together at a single location for convenience. Coupled with a range of dishes offered at reasonable prices, this sets Masala Chowk apart in the culinary landscape.

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