Patrika Gate
Jaipur's most colourful gateway
About Patrika Gate
Introduction
Patrika Gate, at Jawahar Circle, is Jaipur's most colourful photo spot — an ornate gateway whose columns and arches are hand-painted with scenes and motifs from across Rajasthan.
Why visit
The riot of colour makes it hugely popular for photography and pre-wedding shoots. Entry is free, and the surrounding Jawahar Circle — one of Asia's largest circular gardens — is pleasant for a stroll.
Best time & how to reach
Come early in the morning to photograph the painted arches without crowds. It sits on Tonk Road near the airport and is easily reached by cab or auto.
How to reach Patrika Gate
Patrika Gate is located in Jawahar Circle, Jaipur (302018), listed under historical places in our Jaipur guide. The full address is Jaipur Municipal Corporation, Rajasthan, 302014.
Approximate distances from key hubs
- Jaipur International Airport ≈ 1.9 km
- Jaipur Junction railway station ≈ 9 km
- Sindhi Camp bus stand ≈ 9.8 km
- City Palace (old city centre) ≈ 9.9 km
Distances are straight-line approximations from the venue’s mapped location and will be longer by road.
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Jaipur Municipal Corporation, Rajasthan, 302014
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an entry fee for Patrika Gate?
No, Patrika Gate is free to visit.
When is the best time to photograph Patrika Gate?
Early morning, before the crowds arrive, for clear shots of the painted arches.
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