Amer Fort
Amer or Amber Fort is an architecturaljewel placed at the top of the Aravalli hills.The fort encompasses a vast palatial structure clad in pink and pale yellow sandstone. This magnificent fort looks over to the dazzling Maotha lake. The Amer Fort is aesthetically constructed of red sandstone and marble giving it a mystifying and rustic appearance. To enrich all the visitors regarding the rich history of Jaipur and the fort, a light and sound show is hosted every evening.
Hawa Mahal
Hawa Mahal is the best and the most distinctive palace of Jaipur which glorifies local skills in creativity. Five storeys high, the palace is built with pink and red sandstone that comprises of a honeycombed architecture. It was constructed for the women of the royal family to observe and relish the street festivals while being unseen by the crowd. The top of the Hawa Mahal gives a remarkable view of the Pink City.
City Palace
Built during the reign of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, the City Palace is situated in the heart of the Old City. The spectacular architecture is a fascinating blend of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. The City Palace is a compound of palaces, gardens and courtyards and has undergone numerous modifications from the Mewar dynasty rulers.
Jantar Mantar
The Jantar Mantar in Jaipur made it to India’s list of Unesco World Heritage Sites. Jantar Mantar is an observatory consisting of giant sculptures. It is a must visit place for science enthusiasts to appreciate the evolution of astronomy and astrology in India. Make sure you take a guide along to discover the sophisticated technology of our forefathers.
Nahargarh Fort
The sturdy Nahargarh Fort is said to be named after a deceased prince, Nahar Singh, whose spirit caused obstruction in the building of the fort. The restless soul of the prince was pacified by naming the fort after him. The Nahargarh Fort provides its visitors with a glorious overlook of the city of Jaipur.