Short answer: Jaipur’s localities are usually grouped by direction from the Walled City. North: Vidyadhar Nagar, Murlipura, Amer and the Sikar Road belt. South: Malviya Nagar, Mansarovar, Sanganer and Jagatpura. East: Raja Park, Adarsh Nagar and the Agra Road belt. West: Vaishali Nagar, Civil Lines, Bani Park and Ajmer Road. Directions are approximate.

Last updated 6 Nov 2026. This is a plain-language grouping, not an official boundary list.

North Jaipur

LocalityWhere it sitsMostly used for
Vidyadhar NagarNorth of the city, along Sikar RoadPlanned residential with shops and offices
Shastri NagarNorth of the Walled CityOlder residential
MurlipuraSikar Road sideDense residential
Vishwakarma Industrial Area (VKI)Sikar RoadIndustrial and commercial
AmerNorth-east, towards Amer FortHeritage and tourism; residential on the edges
KukasDelhi Road (NH-48)Hotels, resorts and large plots
AchrolDelhi Road (NH-48)Outskirts; named in reports as one end of the first Northern Ring Road segment

South Jaipur (including south-west and south-east)

LocalityWhere it sitsMostly used for
Malviya NagarSouth of the city centreEstablished residential and retail
Tonk Road belt: Pratap Nagar, Durgapura, SanganerAlong Tonk Road towards Sanganer and the airportMixed residential; airport access. See Tonk Road
MansarovarSouth-west, Pink Line metroPlanned residential with nine sectors. See Mansarovar
Mansarovar ExtensionNext to MansarovarNewer apartments and projects
JagatpuraSouth-east, near the Sitapura employment areaGrowing residential around colleges. See Jagatpura
SitapuraSouth, on the Tonk Road sideIndustrial and IT area

East Jaipur

LocalityWhere it sitsMostly used for
Raja ParkEast of the Walled City, inside the cityEstablished residential and retail
Adarsh NagarEast, inside the cityEstablished residential
Agra Road beltAgra Road, running out towards BassiMixed use; outskirts growing. The Southern Ring Road meets Agra Road

West Jaipur

LocalityWhere it sitsMostly used for
Vaishali NagarWest, along NH-48Established planned residential. See Vaishali Nagar
Civil LinesWest-central, on the Ajmer Road sideEstablished residential and offices
Bani ParkNorth-west of the centreEstablished residential
SodalaAjmer Road, inner stretchDense and established
Mahapura and SEZ RoadAjmer Road, outer stretchTownships and fast development. See Ajmer Road
Sirsi Road and KanakpuraNorth-westValue-priced growth corridor. See Sirsi Road

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Frequently asked questions

Which areas are in north Jaipur?
Common north-side names are Vidyadhar Nagar, Shastri Nagar, Murlipura, the Vishwakarma Industrial Area (VKI) on Sikar Road, Amer, Kukas and Achrol on the Delhi Road side.

Which areas are in south Jaipur?
Malviya Nagar, the Tonk Road belt (Pratap Nagar, Durgapura, Sanganer), Mansarovar and Mansarovar Extension in the south-west, and Jagatpura in the south-east.

Which areas are in west Jaipur?
Vaishali Nagar, Civil Lines, Bani Park and Sodala, plus the Ajmer Road corridor running out through Mahapura and SEZ Road. Sirsi Road and Kanakpura sit in the north-west.

Which areas are in east Jaipur?
Raja Park and Adarsh Nagar inside the city, and the Agra Road belt running out towards Bassi.

Is this the official JDA zone list?
No. JDA divides the city into numbered zones for planning, and this guide does not use that list. It groups places by direction from the Walled City, so some localities straddle two directions. Check the JDA zone map when you need an official boundary.