Places to Visit in Jaipur
Albert Hall Museum
This sandstone and marble building is known for its architecture and was built in the late 19th century. Folk art, miniature paintings and traditional costumes are on display. Photography is not allowed. ... Read More>>
Amer Fort and Palace
Perched on a hill near Maota Lake is this magnificent fortress. Although the fort is in ruins, the interior palaces, gardens and temples retain much of their pristine beauty. The art and architecture have both Rajput and Moghul influences. ... Read More>>
City Palace
This complex of pavilions, courtyards and chambers was built by Jai Singh II in 1727, with additions done by later Maharajas. The Muhbarak Mahal is housed inside this complex and is now a museum which has some of the royals’ ... Read More>>
Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds)
This building was built by Maharja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799 and was used so that the women of the court could discretely get some fresh air and watch activities on the street below. Each storey has semi-octagonal overhanging windows ... Read More>>
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Jaigarh Fort
Originally the royal treasury, Jaigarh Fort is the middle fort of Jaipur’s three, both in position and altitude. It is located 7 km from Jaipur. It also provides a fantastic view of the city from the watchtower. An ... Read More>>
Jantar Mantar
Built in 1726 of masonry, marble and brass, this building is equipped with solar instruments called “yantras”, which look like large, abstract sculptures and are remarkably precise in measuring celestial data. If you don’t have a guide with you, try ... Read More>>
Jawahar Kala Kendra
This is a centre for arts and crafts that was founded by the State Government. It is also becoming a venue for theatrical and musical performances. You can come here to collect information on cultural events. ... Read More>>
Kanak Vrindavan Gardens
Located just below the majestic Amer and Nahargarh Forts is this set of picturesque temples and gardens. From this point one can have a fabulous view of the Jai Mahal Palace in Man Sagar Lake. The gardens also make ... Read More>>
Nahagarh Fort
In 1734, Sawai Jai Singh built this beautiful fortress. You can get a breathtaking view of Jaipur from Nahagarh Fort’s scenic hilltop location. Canons placed behind the walls recall the days when artillery was positioned against potential attackers below. ... Read More>>
Sisodia Rani ka Bagh
Located 8 km east of Jaipur and is on the road to Bharatpur. This palace was built for the “ranis”, or Sisodia Rajput queens, of Sawai Jai Singh II. It was built in 1779 and to this day it ... Read More>>
