Five Must See Tourism Places in Agra, India

Taj Mahal: Tourism Spot in Agra

The most famous of the monuments of Agra, India is the TajMahal. TajMahal is a symbol of the devotion and dedication of love. TajMahal of Agra is a monument built by emperor Shah Jahan In the memory of her wife Mumtaz Mahal. TajMahal expresses the magnificence of Mughal architecture. The Taj has done wonders to Agra Tourism. Taj is a must in each one of the Agra packages offered by us. Agra to Jaipur is an interesting package option.

Agra Fort: Tourism Spot in Agra

Besides the TajMahal amongst the other famous monuments of Agra, India is the Agra Fort. Agra fort was built by Emperor Akbar. He was undoubtedly the Greatest Mughal emperor of India. The construction of Agra fort commenced in the 1565 and completed in 1571. Built with red sandstone Agra Fort is a mixture of the Islamic and Hindu styles of architecture. Agra Tourism would be incomplete without this monument. Most of the Agra packages offered by us take you to the Agra Fort. Agra to Jaipur is the usual choice in pacakges.

Itmad-ud-Daulah's Tomb: Tourism Spot in Agra

It is a tomb built with white marble in the typical Islamic style architecture. It was built by the Mughal Empress Noor Jahan in the memory of her father Itmad-ud-Daulah. It happens to be one of the must visit monuments of Agra. This monument of Agra is usually included in all the Agra packages. Travel from Agra to Jaipur is usually taken up by many tourists.

Akbar's Tomb: Tourism Spot in Agra

The tomb of the great Mughal emperor Akbar is worth visiting. Akbar's tomb is a mixture of many architectural styles and completely different from earlier Mughal Buildings. Visit to this monuments of Agra is esential to make your Agra tour complete. Visit to this monument is generally a part of the Agra packages

Fatehpur Sikri: Tourism Spot near Agra

Famously known as the city of Ghosts, it was built by the Great Mughal Emperor. Fatehpur Sikri is a place worth visiting to discover how once the city could have been which has now turned into ruins. many a Agra packages include a trip to Fatehpur Sikri also.

Five Best Hotels in Agra, India - Agra Fact File for Hotels
Amarvilas
Amarvilas is a hotel where you can see the glimpses of the Mughal lifestyle. You can enjoy the view of TajMahal even while lying on your bed. Amarvilas also provides the excellent conference facilities. Agra Tourism has been promoted immensely by this luxurious hotel.

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The Project is managed by the Wildlife wing of the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department and is head-quartered at Agra.

The National Chambal Sanctuary was set up in 1979 as a riverine  sanctuary along an approximately 425 km length of the Chambal River and its ravines stretching  over 2-6 km wide along the river.
	The Project is managed by the Wildlife wing of the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department and is head-quartered at Agra.
	National Chambal Sanctuary is the main area for the species reintroduction programmme of the crocodilian species Gavialis gangeticus (Gharial) .
	Chambal supports the largest population of Gharials in the wild.
	One of the few places to spot the Platanista gangetica - Gangetic Dolphins. (National Aquatic Animal )
	Only known place where nesting of Indian Skimmers is recorded in large numbers.
	Chambal supports 8 rare turtle species out of the 26 found in the country.
	Chambal is one of the cleanest rivers in the country.
	Chambal supports more than 320 resident and migrant birds.
	NCS is a Tristate sanctuary with an area of 635 sq. kms in Uttar Pradesh, spread over Agra and Etawah districts. Part of the NCS also lies in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
	The National Chambal Sanctuary is listed as an important bird area (IBA) IN122 and is a proposed Ramsar site.

Top 10 Places to Visit in Delhi

Delhi (Capital of India) blended with some of the best tourist places that can be visited anytime of the year. Every year number of tourist comes to Delhi, India to see the best places to visit in Delhi. So, below the list of most visited Delhi places of all time-

Tourist Attractions in Delhi

1. Red Fort

There is no doubt that Red Fort is the first choice of travelers and the top visited place in Delhi. It was the first Delhi’s fort was made in 1639 by Mughal emperor Shahjahan, and one of the most famous historical monuments of India. The complete fort is made from red stones and marbles. You can see there group of travelers anyday except Monday (week off :)). It is very close to old Delhi and New Delhi railway stations both, so number of tourist starts their journey from Red Fort. The uniqueness of Red Fort makes it one of the top 10 best places to visit in Delhi, even one of the best places to visit in India.

2. Jama Masjid

As India is the symbol of World’s all religions, Jama Masjid is the faith religion symbol of our Muslim brothers. It was made in 1650 by Mughal emperor Shahjahan who built Taj Mahal and Red Fort. As per record, it took almost 13 years to build (1650). It is one of the biggest, famous and most beautiful mosques in India, even Asia. You can see there the excellent example of engineering of Mughals architecture and arts on marbles and stones. If you are a true lover of art, old engineering, religion, monuments and peace, Jama Masjid is one of the top recommended tourist places of Delhi.

3. Qutab Minar

Qutub Minar is the tallest (73 m-high) brick minaret (Minar) in India, and the oldest historical monument in Delhi. Sometimes I think, this is the most visited tourist place in India if I believe on this report (see report). It is the top visited tourist place in Delhi whenever you come to India for tourism. Generally, it opens all day.

4. Lotus Temple

Lotus temple is the great example of today’s structural design which recently become one of the most visited places in Delhi. A large lotus shape building attracts numbers of visitors from all over the world every day. It is the symbol of unity of all religions, blended with ponds, gardens and grass land. It is the excellent place if you want calm and reduce stress. Generally it opens all days.
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5. India Gate

 
India Gate is the national monument of India that was built in memories of Indian/British Indian soldiers who lost their life for India in World War- I to save the prominence of the mighty Empire. This is very charming area with well surrounded by lush green lawns. You will always feel positive energy there especially if you visit at night in colorful floodlights. It is also one of most visited picnic spot in Delhi. It opens always, 24 Hours.

6. Humayun’s Tomb

In first sight, you will think that it is the customized copy of Taj Mahal. Yes, it is. Because it was the inspiration from Taj Mahal. It is the home of Mughal emperor Humayun’s body, and famous for its world class Mughals architecture and the art of handmade designing on stones and marbles. So If you are visiting in Delhi, Humayun’s Tomb is a must go place for awesome sightseeing, and the symbol of the best tourist Attractions in Delhi. Generally, it opens all days.

7. Lodi Garden

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If you are tired and looking for relax in busy city life, then Lodi garden is the best calm place for you that blended with top class green lush lawns and park. You can feel there the power of nature that releases your daily health stress. Generally, it opens all days, but Sunday is particularly busy.

8. Chandani Chowk

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Chandani Chowk, well known as the address of old Delhi, famous for delicious street foods, busy shops, inexpensive traditional market of cloths, electronics, and the magic of the rustic charm of the area. And don’t forget taste the world’s famous non veg dishes at Karim. So if you are looking for cheap shopping and restaurant, there is no doubt that Chandani Chowk is the best places for shopping and eating out in Delhi.

9. Akshardham Temple

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Akshardham temple is a one stop point of Indian culture, spiritual environment and an ancient architecture. According to Wikipedia, over 70% of tourist visit Akshardham when they come for tourism in Delhi. The most popular attractions of Akshardham temples are-

• Musical garden
• Large landscape garden
• Cultural exhibition shows
• Cultural Boat Ride…and more.

10. Connaught Place

Delhi tourism can’t complete without visiting Connaught Place. Located at the center of Delhi (near to New Delhi railway station), it has the large collections of all the things what a tourist can expect. There are world class five star hotels, showrooms of almost all top brands, expensive restaurant, best multiplexer/theaters, busy gardens, best nightclub/pubs, and busy nightlife makes it most popular tourist attractions in Delhi (Connaught Place).
In one word, we can say that Connaught Place is the shopping center of entire Delhi. But there are also some cheap and reasonable areas for shopping likes palikabazaar, Janpath market etc.
So, whenever you are in Connaught place, don’t forget to visit there-

• Bangla Sahib Gurudwara
• 10 Janpath
• Agarsen ki Baoli
• Central Park
• Hanuman Temple…etc.

Top 14 Places To Visit In Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh, which is referred to as the ‘Heartland of India’, boasts of a rich cultural heritage. The land offers feast to minds that love to explore – be it nature or history. It is not only gifted by nature but it is also home to some of the best man-made monuments. You need not command much of a geographical knowledge to recall that the majestic rivers Ganges and Yamuna flow through this state. Neither is the need to strain your history brain to remember Taj Mahal and Fatehpur Sikri when Uttar Pradesh is mentioned. The state has more to offer. Here are the top 14 places to visit in Uttar Pradesh.

1. Agra

It might sound odd that Agra overtakes Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. It is no wonder, considering the fact that Agra is home to the world famous Taj Mahal. This ancient city has wonderful monuments making you awestruck by the sheer brilliance behind the construction. Here are some top attractions for you to visit in Agra.

• Taj Mahal
• Agra Fort
• Itmad-Ud-Daula
• Fatehpur Sikri
• Wildlife SOS
• Sikandara
• Aram Bagh
• Khas Mahal
• Panch Mahal
• Musamman Burj
• Jama Masjid
• Agra Art Gallery
• Mehtab Bagh

2. Lucknow

The capital of Uttar Pradesh and famously referred to as ‘The city of Nawabs’, Lucknow retains its ancient charm with such authority that you will find yourself in a different world. It was the capital of Nawabs of Awadh. The city enjoyed the generosity of the Nawabs and hence flourished in music, literature, arts and crafts. Given below are some of the important attractions in Lucknow.

• Bara Imambara
• British Residency
• Chhota Imambara
• Lucknow Zoo
• Dr. Ambedkar Park
• Hazratganj
• Constantia House
• Lucknow Museum
• Rumi Darwaza
• Chattar Manzil
• Begum Hazrat Mahal Park

3. Varanasi

‘The Religious Capital of India’ as Varanasi is called, is frequented by pilgrims from various parts of the world. Considered one amongst the seven holy spots for those who follow Hinduism, the land attracts those who belong to other faiths too. It lies on the banks of the river Ganges, which adds magic to the atmosphere. Given below are the top tourist spots in Varanasi.

• River Ganges
• Kashi Vishwanath Temple
• Sarnath
• Manikarnika Ghat
• Archaeological Museum
• Man Mandir Ghat
• Chaumsathi Ghat
• Ramnagar Fort
• Chunar Fort
• Banaras Ghats

4. Allahabad

For those who follow Hinduism, Allahabad is an important pilgrim center as Lord Brahma, the creator according to Hinduism, landed at this place on earth. The city is located at the confluence of three rivers namely Ganges, Yamuna and Saraswathi. This ancient city, also called as Prayag, witnesses one of the largest gatherings of religious nature during Kumbh Mela once every 12 years. Here are the top attractions in Ahmedabad.

• Triveni Sangam
• Khusro Bagh
• Allahabad Museum
• Allahabad Fort
• Patalpuri Temple And Akshaya Vat
• Jawahar Planetarium
• Anand Bhavan

5. Kanpur

On the banks of the River Ganges lies Kanpur, the biggest city in the state of Uttar Pradesh. It was earlier called Manchester of the country. Being a major industrial center, Kanpur is now referred to as the commercial capital of Uttar Pradesh. Some of the important tourist attractions in Kanpur include:

• Bithoor
• Jajmau
• Boodha Bargad
• Kanpur Gardens
• Shri Radhakrishna Temple
• Jain Glass Temple
• Mecca Masjid
• Allen Forest Zoo
• Agricultural Gardens

6. Mathura

Mathura is considered the birthplace of Lord Krishna and hence it is one amongst the seven sacred cities for followers of Hinduism. This ancient town has a number of temples belonging to various ages. It was earlier a Buddhist center and was home to 20 monasteries before Hinduism rose to prominence. Some of the tourist attractions of Mathura include:

• Krishna Janma Bhoomi Mandir
• Jama Masjid
• Dwarkadhish Temple
• Kusum Sarovar
• Radha Kund
• Kans Qila
• Mathura Museum
• Raja Bharatpuras Palace
• Govardhan Hill

7. Fatehpur Sikri

Fatehpur Sikri, the 16th century city, was built by the renowned Mughal emperor Akbar. Though the city was at its glorious height only for a short period owing to scarcity of water, its breathtaking architecture makes the city eternally famous. The palaces found here reflect the architectural brilliance of the bygone era. Here are some top spots that need to be visited on your tour to Fatehpur Sikri.

• Panch Mahal
• Diwan-i-Khas
• Buland Darwaza
• Johbhai Palace
• Lotus Throne
• Khwabgah

8. Ayodhya

Ayodhya, the ancient city, is amongst the sacred cities for followers of Hinduism, as it is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Rama. It is also a place of religious significance for followers of Islam as the place was home to Babri Masjid belonging to the 16th century. Given below are some of the important attractions in Ayodhya.

• Moti Mahal
• Kanak Bhawan
• Hanuman Garhi
• Ramkot
• Treta Ke Thakur
• Mausoleum of Bahu Begum
• Gulab Bari
• Guptar Ghat
• Faizabad Museum

9. Vrindavan

Vrindavan is an important destination for pilgrims belonging to Hinduism, as it is associated with Lord Krishna. Most of the temples found here are ancient. Located near Mathura, these two cities are considered twin holy cities. Given below are some of the leading tourist destinations in Vrindavan.

• Yamuna River
• Govind Dev Temple
• Iskcon Temple
• Kesi Ghat
• Bankey Bihari Temple
• Shahji Temple
• Rangaji Temple

10. Jhansi

Well-known cities and the lesser-known cities of Uttar Pradesh have a blend of religion, history, natural beauties and architectural excellence and hence you may not be surprised to note that Jhansi has its share in the common trait of the land. This historic city is situated on Pahujor Pushpavati riverbanks. Given below are some of the tourist attractions in Jhansi.

• Jhansi Fort
• Rani Mahal
• Government Museum
• Chirgaon
• Maharaja Gangadhar Rao Ki Chatri
• Parichha

11. Kushinagar

Kushinagar is a popular Buddhist pilgrim center. This ancient city gains more importance, as this was where Lord Buddha made his last sermon. The historic significance of the place can be gauged by the archaeological evidences unearthed from here. The place finds a place in Hieun Tsang’s travelogues as well. Here are the top attractions of Kushinagar.

• Sun Temple
• Mahaparinirvana Temple
• Kushinagar Museum
• Ramabhar Stupa
• Chinese Temple
• Wat Thai Temple
• Pawanagar

12. Sarnath

Sarnath is yet another important pilgrim center for followers of Buddhism as it was here Buddha gave his first sermon. The place is sacred for Jains as well. Excavations conducted here reveal how this ancient city flourished in the past. Some of the leading attractions in Sarnath include:

• Chaukhandi Stupa
• Sarnath Museum
• Deer Park
• Thai Temple
• Mulagandha Kuti Vihar
• Dhammek Stupa
• Tibetan Temple

13. Meerut

Meerut is an ancient city and many of its historical buildings date back to the era of the Indus Valley Civilization. Like most cities in Uttar Pradesh the city was constantly ailed by vicious attacks by various invading armies and many of its structures being demolished. Meerut saw its rise under the rule of the Mughals and was a prominent site during the 1857 revolt. The place is considered to be an important historical town and has plenty of monuments and memorials that can be visited. 

14. Aligarh

Known for its famous ‘Locks’, the city of Aligarh is a historical city in Uttar Pradesh. The city is famous for being the ground for the famous battle of Aligarh which involved the British takeover of the Aligarh fort from the Maratha Confederacy. The city’s famous Aligarh fort is thus a must visit. The city is also famous for the various tombs of the Muslim saints. The Aligarh Muslim University is a famous college established in 1875-78. There are also various marketplaces in this city and should definitely be visited.

8 Stunning Places in Jodhpur That Make Your Trip Complete

How would it feel to be greeted by the first ray of sun in the morning, not through your window at your home but in a land where the sun seems to ‘rise’? Jodhpur is famously called the Sun City, as the sun is visible here first every morning. Jodhpur was founded in the year 1459 by Rao Jodha and the city earned its name after him. The second largest city in the state of Rajasthan is divided into old city and new city. The city is famous for its magnificent forts and palaces. Given below are the top 8 places to visit in Jodhpur that need a definite place in your itinerary.

1. Mehrangarh Fort

Beyond question, Mehrangarh Fort tops the list of ‘must visit’ places in Jodhpur. It is one among the largest Indian forts. This invincible fort stands magnificently 400 feet above the city. Rao Jodha constructed the fort in 1459 AD. Though the attempt to construct the fort was started in 1459, the fort had seen many centuries before it was completed. Hence, you could find that the style of architecture represents various periods. The grandeur in architecture is awe-inspiring. It offers stunning views of the city. The fort stands as a symbol of power.

2. Jaswant Thada

Jaswant Thada was built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh, the Second in the year 1899. This is close to Mehrangarh Fort. The tranquility of the marble construction is enchanting. The carvings are intricate. Inside Jaswant Thada, you will find the portraits of the Rathore rulers. The grounds of Jaswant Thada consist of a stunning multilevel garden, intricately carved gazebos and a pond.

3. Balsamand Lake

Balsamand Lake is an artificial lake that was constructed by Balak Rao Parihar in 1159 AD. The lush greenery around the lake has mango groves, papaya groves and groves of guava, plum and pomegranate. Balsamand Lake Palace was intended to serve as summer resort for the royal family of Jodhpur. The lawns and gardens with birds and peacocks finding their homes here, the place is exquisite. The palace reflects Rajputana style of architecture. The palace turned heritage hotel was built of red sandstone.

4. Kailana Lake

Kailana Lake is located on west of the city. This is yet another artificial lake, which was constructed in the year 1872 by Pratap Singh. This is one amongst the most frequented lakes in Rajasthan. It is a birdwatchers’ paradise. You could sail on a boat if you aim to add some breathtaking photographs to your collection. The view of sunset would be stunning.

5. Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park

The aim behind the formation of Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park in the year 2006 was to restore the rocky area near the fort. Once preliminary steps were taken to restore the land, more than 80 native plant species from the famous Thar Desert were grown. The 200 acres of park is located at the foot of the impregnable Mehrangarh Fort. The place reflects the hard work and dedication of the ecologists who spared no efforts to make the place green.

6. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum

The construction of Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum was started in the year 1929 and it was completed in 1943. The palace is situated on the highest point in the city. The 347-roomed massive palace is named one of the largest private residences in the world. The palace boasts of a combination of Indian and European style of architecture. A part of the palace still serves as a residence to the former royal family, while other two parts of the palace are converted into Taj Palace Hotel and museum.

7. Mandore Gardens

Mandore, belonging to the 6th century, was Marwar’s capital before Jodhpur was established. Mandore Gardens here attract tourists in great numbers. The Mandore Gardens also house a government museum, a ‘Hall of Heroes’ and a temple to 33 crore Gods. Various artifacts and statues found in the area are housed at the museum. The architectural splendor of the bygone era is clearly evident here.

8. Clock Tower

Clock Tower is a famous landmark in the Old City. It was constructed by Maharaja Sardar Singh during his tenure between 1880 and 1911. The clock tower offers a good view of the fort. Sardar Market is adjacent to Clock Tower where a wide range of products is sold. You can find handicrafts, saris, spices, vegetables and a lot more. There are over 7000 shops and you can have a great shopping experience here.

Famously called the ‘Sun City’ and the ‘Blue City’, tourist places in Jodhpur brings back the days of the past. If you are passionate about things of the past, you will love the city that is rich in palaces, forts and museums. You could indulge yourself in a great purchasing spree as the city offers unique handicrafts, antiques, miniature elephants, silver jewelry and many more. Also, checkout other attractions in Rajasthan by visiting this link.

Main Places to visit in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, is one of the most visited cities by Tourists in India. Rajasthan is one of the most popular state for it's culture, art, heritage, geography, sand-dunes , Wildlife and a very different life. Most of the foreign tourists have Rajasthan as one of the main destinations in India apart from Kerala and Himalayan States. Jaipur being a capital city of the state has lot to offer for travellers and tourists coming to the state. Jaipur is also very well connected with capital city of India- Delhi.  In fact, Jaipur is one of the favorite destination for Delhi/NCR people, especially during winters. This Photo Journey is sharing some of the exciting places to be explored and things to do in Jaipur.

Sawai Man Singh Museum @ CITY PALACE, Jaipur :

Sawai Man Singh Museum. One Entry Ticket for Museum costs 40 Rs & you need to pay extra for Digital Camera. This Museum is inside City Palace Complex. City Palace gives an idea about farsightedness of the founder of Jaipur(Sawai jai Singh). He left behind a legacy of some of the most imposing & magnificent architecture, art & craft structure in the city. The City Palace is blend of Mughal & Rajasthani architecture and the Royal Family still lives in a part of the palace.

Bapu Bazar @ Jaipur :


Papu Bazar is famous market in Jaipur and there some other market near to this : Market/Indira Market/Nehru Market & Sanjay Market. These markets have a unique style where all the shops are of same size/style. Whole market is very symmetrical & a particular street is known for a specific item. Bapu & Johri Markets are the famous markets. You can find Bedsheets, Jaipuri Maharani Saris, Jaipuri Quilts, dupattas, bandhni suits, Rajasthani pagaris etc. As the name is telling, Johri Market is famous for Jewellery.

Jantar-Mantar @ Jaipur :

his is one of the Largest & best preserved Observationary out of the five in India. It’s built by Sawai Jai Singh due to his hobby in the field of Astrology & Numerology. I would strongly suggest for planning to explore Jantar Mantar with a Guide.

Birla Temple, Jaipur :


Birla Mandir situated just below the “Mooti Doongri”, dedicated to Lakshmi-Narayan. It is just in front of Jaipur Development Authority Building & surrounded by large lush green gardens. Temple has been constructed in white marble. There is a museum in the basement of the temple having some photographs of Birla Family.

Jal-Mahal @ Jaipur:

Jal Mahal in built in 18^th Century, in the middle of beautiful Mansagar Lake, the place has the Nahargarh Hills forming its backdrop. Jal Mahal was meant to be used for the royal duck shooting parties. It’s a five storey palace with the first four floors being submerged under water.

CHOKHI DHANI:

Chokhi Dhani is around 25 Km from Jaipur. Entry ticket costs 275/- per person & 150/- per child between 3 to 9 yrs in Chokhi Dhani. Chokhi dhani is a ethnic village setup with people skilled in different things. There are dancers, magicians, astrologers, puppet shows, Bailgari, Camel/Hathi savari, Jhoola & a lot of stalls with different entertainment games like Nishanebaazi, local version of Bowling etc….

Main entry for Chokhi Dhani

Hukka @ Chokhi dhani : You can also enjoy hukka & there are experts who could tell you about the technicalities involved.

Puppet Show @ Chokhi Dhani

Rajasthani Traditional dance @ Chokhi Dhani

We enjoyed most of the games there & saw different dance shows.

The main part is the Rajasthani food served in the Dinner. Buffet is served on one side & there is a place next to it where food is served to you sitting down on the floor. We preferred the second option & enjoyed the food in traditional style. A lot of things are served in a specific order & you can ask for anything anytime, but most of the times Dhani-people around you will ask to have something. Service is really amazing. Best known Rajasthani food Dal-Bhati-Churma is also served, but for adventurous traveler, willing to experiment, there is a lot of variety available. It includes Dal Pachhmelri, Kadi Besanro , Makki/Bajara Roti, gatta, Bura, Butter, Ghee, Chhachh, Lassi, Papad, Khichadi etc & they call all these items in different way.

Pandit ji @ Chokhi Dhani (Astrologer)

Masaj @ Chokhi Dhani

Nishanebaazi @ Chokhi Dhani

We enjoyed a lot & the time spent here was the best time during Jaipur trip.

AMER PALACE:

Raja Man Singh built Amer Palace in 16th Century. Rajputs made use fo Amber Fort from 16th Century up to the foundation of Jaipur in 1727 both for defense purpose as well as the residential purposes.

Within its mighty walls, you will find magnificent places made from marble & precious stones, richly decorated with intricate stonemason works and paintings, which represented the royal splendor and luxury. The fort’s first courtyard is a wide expanse, dominated by two buldings- the pillared red sandstone Diwan-e-Aam(The Hall for Public Audience) and the intricately painted double-storeyed Gate. Beyond these lies a series of pillared corridors, centering around a typical Mughal Garden(Charbagh), bounded on one side by Sukh Niwas and on the other by Jas Mandir, a lovely piece of architecture: delicate mirror work, paint & carving (especially the exquisitely carved jaalis). There is one temple inside the fort & we didn’t saw it from inside due a long queue of tourists.

Passageway for Diwan-e-Aam @ Amer Palace

Second Storey of main gate of Amer Palace

Diwan-e-Aam(The Hall for Public Audience)

Sheesh Mahal @ Amer Palace

Light passing through Window @ Amer Palace

Boundary Edge @ Amer Palace

Kali Temple, which is also known as Shila Devi Temple, forms the part of the Fort. It is renowned for its glorious past, huge silver lions and silver doors. Picture above shows entrance for the temple...

Situated at Jaipur, the reflection of Amber Fort in the lake below looks almost divine.