Why to visit Amber Fort
Amber Fort, also known as Amer Fort, spans 4 square km and is a spellbinding reminder of the royal era. This grand architect, with its maze-like passages and serpentine staircases, is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Light and Sound Show:
- Every evening, a fifty-minute light and sound show displaying the past of Jaipur and the fort is held here.
- The show celebrates local legends, folklore, and folk music with the goal of reviving the state’s history, tradition, and culture.
- The show is not permitted to be photographed, videotaped, or recorded in any way.
Light & Sound Show Fees: INR 295/- (approx)
Duration of the Show: 52 minutes
Timings of the Show:
- October to February- 6:30 pm in English/ 7:30 pm in Hindi
- March to April- 7:00 pm in English/ 8:00 pm in Hindi
- May to September- 7:30 pm in English/ 8:30 pm in Hindi
What to see in and around Amber Fort?
- The Amer Fort is divided into four parts, each of which has a unique entrance and courtyard.
- Jaleb Chowk, an exquisite courtyard, leads to Siladevi Temple on the right through steps.
- The public audience hall, or Diwan-e-Aam, makes up the Amer Fort's second level. It is supported by two columns of pillars that feature mounted elephants.
- The most stunning landmark in the entire complex, Sheesh Mahal, is located to the left of the entrance gate.
- The Sukh Mahal, which is located opposite the Sheesh Mahal, is made of sandalwood and ivory. It has a lot of cold water running through it.
- The "Magic Flower," a marble mural, and a tiny Lord Ganesha sculpture made of a single piece of coral, are both noteworthy features of the Amer Fort.
Entrance Fees
- For foreigners: INR 550
- For Indians: INR 50
- For Foreign students: INR 100
- For Indian students: INR 10
Best time to visit: November to March
