From Amer Fort adventures to rooftop dinners at Nahargarh, plan and manage every trip, business outing, or shared expense in Jaipur with Splitkaro.
The ways people in Jaipur actually share money.
Amer Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal: hotels, cabs, and entry tickets tracked in one trip group.
Sunset dinners and café hops. Split bills instantly without awkward maths at the table.
Client-meeting trips tracked separately, with clear summaries and reminders to settle on time.
Where groups actually go, and what the bill usually looks like once it's split.
The classic strip: famous lassi in clay kulhads, kachori breakfasts, and restaurants that have fed travellers for decades.
₹1,200 for four · ₹300 eachSunset dinners overlooking the Pink City’s domes, the photo-first dining plan every trip includes.
₹2,400 for four · ₹600 eachGhewar, pyaaz kachori, and gold-leaf sweets between jewellery shopping in the old walled city.
₹600 for four · ₹150 eachThe Rajasthani village-resort thali experience, one fixed price per head, folk dances and camel rides included.
₹1,100/person · one booking, split laterThe plans worth making, with the shared costs nobody remembers to track.
Mirror palaces, elephant-gate courtyards, and the lake reflection shot: Jaipur’s essential half-day.
₹2,000 for four with cabs · ₹500 eachThe pink honeycomb facade at dawn, then the royal courtyards and Jantar Mantar next door: one walkable heritage morning.
₹1,500 tickets for four · ₹375 eachThe city spread out gold beneath the ramparts, every Jaipur trip’s closing scene, café bill included.
₹900 for four · ₹225 eachThe lake palace photo stop and the symmetrical stepwell on the Amer road: free, iconic, cab-shared.
₹600 cab loop · 4 ways · ₹150 eachA group of four sharing a heritage stay, cabs, fort tickets, and rooftop dinners typically spends ₹4,000–₹7,000 per person for two days, excluding travel to Jaipur. Monument composite tickets save money if you cover several forts.
Rooftop restaurants near Hawa Mahal and Nahargarh for views, MI Road for the classics, and Chokhi Dhani for the full Rajasthani thali evening. Budget ₹500–₹800 a head at rooftops; Chokhi Dhani is a fixed ₹1,000+ per person.
One Splitkaro trip group from the first cab onward. Hotels, tickets, lassi stops, and shopping advances all go in as they happen, and everyone settles one simplified balance at the end instead of untangling a week of “I’ll pay you back”.