Helicopter joy ride in Jaipur

Aerial tours of the Aravali woods, Amer Fort, Nahargarh, Jaigarh, Jalmahal, and Hawa Mahal will all be included in the helicopter joy ride.

JAIPUR:- How would you feel if you had the opportunity to view Jaipur’s splendour from the air? The most likely response from you would be “excellent”. The wait is over now, as starting on Friday, visitors may take a helicopter tour of Jaipur’s top attractions. The aerial tour of the Aravali woods, Amer Fort, Nahargarh, Jaigarh, Jalmahal, and Hawa Mahal are just a few of the sights that may be seen during the helicopter joyride. This ride’s ticket price ranges from Rs 5,000 to Rs 7,000.

Jaipur Helicapter Ride ticket price Rs 5,000-Rs 7,000 per person
Activity Helicopter ride for an aerial tour of Jaipur’s famous tourist attractions from the sky
Duration 5-7 minutes
Starting point Hotel Shiv Vilas, Kukas
Destinations Covered Amer Fort, Nahargarh, Jaigarh, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal and others

Moreover, this service will soon be accessible in other significant cities like Jodhpur and Udaipur. Beginning heli. services for visiting religious sites in Rajasthan is now being prepared. This project is currently being planned by the Rajasthan Tourist Development Corporation (RTDC).

Chairman Dharmendra Rathore provided all the details on the helicopter joy flight during the news conference that was held at the RTDC premises in Jaipur on Thursday. He declared that visitors will board the helicopter at Kukas’s Shiv Vilas Hotel and begin their adventure there. The main tourist attractions in Jaipur will be displayed during the course of a five to seven minute drive.

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Chairman Dharmendra Rathore added that a special circle was being constructed for pilgrims visiting the temple before the launch of helicopter pleasure rides in Udaipur, which will follow Jaipur. Heli. transportation will be available for devotees to visit Khatushyam ji, Salasar Hanuman temple, and Pushkar.

Following that, helicopter joy flights will begin at additional tourist destinations, such as Ranthambore and the Ghana Bird Sanctuary (Bharatpur). It is also being discussed to launch cruise tourism in Chambal.

Rathore stated that the RTDC had already begun offering helicopter joy rides in Jaisalmer and Ajmer and had received favourable reviews from travellers. As a result, comparable facilities would soon be established in other state cities, such as Udaipur, Sawaimadhopur, and Jodhpur.