Ravindra Manch is one of the myriad places in Jaipur that hold a historical significance. The auditorium was among the seventeen cultural centers that were envisioned by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and was thrown open to the public on Independence Day in the year 1963. Since then, the place has hosted a wide number of cultural shows and events. Some of the most renowned artists, dancers and actors have displayed their talent at this prestigious venue. Culture-lovers head here and have a blast! Call ahead for event information and more.

When one catches a glimpse of the striking edifice of the Birla Auditorium, it is hard to believe that it isn't a palace. Scenically set in middle of a garden, with a lively fountain in the center, this auditorium mirrors the customary decor of the renowned havelis of Jaipur. However from within, it is exactly opposite with its hi-tech equipment and state-of-the-art audio-visual facilities. A seating capacity of over a thousand and other conveniences such as an ample parking area, centralized air-conditioning and cafeteria within the confines, all add up to making this place a favorite with event organizers. Right from Rajasthani performing arts to business trade fairs, if it is a huge event, chances are it'd be hosted at the Birla Auditorium.

Centre culturel le plus important de Jaipur, le Jawahar Kala Kendra (JKK) rend hommage à la culture locale. Ses travaux de construction commencèrent en 1986, mais il ne fut achevé qu’en 1991 et connaît depuis un immense succès. Le JKK abrite une merveilleuse bibliothèque, un café confortable et une petite installation d’hébergement. Il expose les œuvres d’artistes célèbres et accueille des pièces de théâtre de haut profil. Si vous pensiez que tout cela était impressionnant, il y en a encore plus pour vous ravir, puisque le JKK présente également des artéfacts traditionnels du Rajasthan visant à garder vivante l’âme de Jaipur. Cet endroit est vraiment incontournable alors assurez-vous de l’inclure dans votre itinéraire.