Climate Change and the Future of Tourism in Jaipur is a definitive academic work positioned at the urgent intersection of environmental science, economic geography, and cultural heritage management. Centered on Rajasthan's historic capital-the legendary "Pink City"-the book explores how shifting global and regional climate patterns directly threaten the long-term viability of one of India's premier cultural tourism hubs.As a primary cultural destination facing unprecedented environmental stressors, Jaipur serves as a critical macro-case study for arid and semi-arid urban heritage sites worldwide. By synthesizing multi-decade meteorological trends, urban infrastructure vulnerabilities, and firsthand stakeholder testimonies, this book evaluates how rising temperatures, altered seasonal cycles, and acute resource scarcity impact tourist behavior and destination competitiveness. Moving beyond basic impact assessments, the work proposes structural frameworks for green infrastructure, adaptive policy planning, and community-led conservation to safeguard the city's built heritage and economic livelihood.