Jaipur, September 4 (Daily Kiran) : Actress Lisa Ray is currently enjoying a vibrant trip to Jaipur with her daughters. The trio is exploring the pink city’s narrow lanes, historic havelis, and the rich art and culture that Jaipur has to offer. Ray has been sharing glimpses of their adventures on social media, showcasing moments where they savor traditional Rajasthani thalis and enjoy tuk-tuk rides through the bustling streets.
On Friday, she shared a comprehensive look at their Jaipur journey, featuring photos of her and her daughters amidst the colorful streets and stunning architecture of the old city. The images reflect the vibrant hues and artistic ambiance that define Jaipur.
In her post, Lisa expressed her appreciation for the city’s unique charm. She described Jaipur as a beautiful blend of colors, textures, and diverse landscapes, noting that it embodies a long-standing artistic tradition. “Today’s Jaipur skillfully preserves its heritage while presenting it in new ways. The old and new coexist harmoniously here,” she wrote.
Food played a significant role in their exploration. Lisa relished the experience of tasting traditional Rajasthani cuisine with her daughters, highlighting the beautiful decorations in the local courtyards. She remarked that the combination of green and pink colors is particularly stunning in Jaipur.
The tuk-tuk rides through the narrow streets to various restaurants were a hit with her daughters. Lisa expressed gratitude to her friend, who helped guide them through the city’s hospitality and attractions.
Their adventures included a visit to the City Palace, a site her daughters were eager to explore again. Lisa humorously noted, “They insisted on going back, and I couldn’t say no.” A highlight of their trip was the Jaipur Center for Art, where she met her friend and curator Noelle Kadar. There, they had the opportunity to observe artists at work, while her daughters comfortably enjoyed the experience.
Shopping was another cultural aspect of their visit. Although Lisa initially planned to limit her purchases, she found herself indulging in shopping for her daughters. “My promise to avoid shopping didn’t last long,” she admitted.
In closing her post, Lisa emphasized that Jaipur is more than just a city of historical buildings for her. “It’s a place where tradition is visibly woven into everyday life, and each generation carries it forward in their own way. Here, history isn’t buried under dust; traditions don’t feel like burdens, and beauty isn’t locked away. It’s worn, tasted, captured in art, created, and lived daily.”
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