3 Best Tourist Attractions in Jaipur

“Amer Fort, a famous tourist attraction in Rajasthan, showcases a blend of Mughal and Hindu architecture with red sandstone and marble. The main complex includes the Diwan-i-Aam for public gatherings, Diwan-i-Khas for private audiences, the Mirror Palace (Sheesh Mahal) with its reflective mirrors, Jai Mandir, and the cooling Sukh Niwas. Even a single candle in the Sheesh Mahal reflects off thousands of mirrors. Nearby shops offer Jaipuri and handcrafted items. Visitors can explore the fort's ramparts, gates, and paths, enjoy the evening light shows, and participate in handicraft and art workshops in Amer town. The fort provides a magnificent view of the splendid Maota Lake.”

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“Hawa Mahal, built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, is knwon for being the highest structure in the world without a foundation. Famous for the pink latticed windows and balconies, this iconic landmark offers a spectacular view of the town below. The wind blowing through the 953 elegant sandstone windows keeps the palace cool. These windows allowed royal women to watch city processions. Built with pink and red sandstone, the palace features a blend of Mughal and Rajput architectural styles. The five-story palace was designed to resemble Krishna's crown, reflecting Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh's devotion to the Hindu god Krishna. Maintained by the Archaeological Department of the Government of Rajasthan, the palace features intricately carved stone screens, small casements, and arched roofs for visitors to explore.”

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“Nahargarh Fort, located in the Aravalli Hills, is one of Jaipur's most visited forts. Originally named Sudershangarh, it was later renamed Nahargarh Fort. The Fort was built as a strong defence for the city and is an excellent place to explore history and culture. Nahargarh Fort features beautiful Indo-European architecture and connects to Jaigarh Fort via an extended wall. Inside, you'll find a temple dedicated to the Jaipur rulers and an entrance gate called Tadigate. The Fort is divided into nine similar apartments, each including a lobby, bedrooms, store, kitchen, and toilets. Nahargarh Fort is about 20 kilometers from the city's railway station and bus stand, with limited public transport options. The best and safest way to reach the fort is by taxi or renting a car for a round trip.”

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