Palace is really beautiful and nice. While going through each and every part of the Palace i was feeling and thinking bout the old era. It feels good. Distance: Approx. 12 KM from Jaipur Bus Stand. How to go : You can easily avail a city Taxi or Auto and they will charge you Rs 300 approx. both side and... More

Entry is 200 RP per adult or 100 per student. I regret not hiring a guide, as there are not many signs, and I felt that I would really like to understand more about the history of this place to get the most out of the visit. It is a huge place, and quite difficult to find your way around... More

A guide talked about the forts' historic significance. It is quite an impressive place and the restoration has been executed beautifully. I did not ride an elephant to the fort. I took a tuk tuk and it was fine. The vendors are aggressive, and bothersome. But, ignoring them entirely, works pretty well.

To reach this impressive Palace, you either go by taxi, then get an Elephant with one partner, or get there all the way by the taxi. Taxi rentals are simple 20 Dollars per day, with Maximum 100 KM. Drivers always always always try to drive through too much longer ways to exceed this 100 KM, and suddenly their knowledge of... More

Nice view, good to take a government guide, he helps you to take pics too. Please dont go to the market below Amar Palace as they are really high priced. Same stuff you will find in Zohari Bazaar for half the price.

Beware of hawkers which are a pain apart from the snake charmer. The elephant ride up to the fort was a novelty and fun giving us great views. We were lucky our elephant driver although he had a stick didn't use it on the elephant however lots of the drivers DID use their sticks. Being blessed in the Hindu temple... More

Loved the elephant ride. Disliked Loved the elephant ride. Disliked that the mahout 'demands' tip that the mahout 'demands' tip

This place is astonishingly beautiful! The Palace itself is gorgeous and the views are epic! Get there before 11.30am and take an elephant ride up to the Palace!

I ever visited this type of palaces, its is very huge and i dont know how many years it took for construction and how much money they incurred. Hope to get world Heritage property. Indian government has to safeguard old Palaces and Forts.