After Udaipur where the palace was stunning, full of lots to see, friendly staff, we were a little disappointed with this place. There were no audioguides working, the staff were just not bothered, and there wasn't much to see. The architecture was interesting, but most rooms said no photography allowed. It was lacking something..

Me and my wife Sejal visited this place in nov.-december 2012.The climate was excellent in Jiapur.The palace is located bang in the center of the city, so access is very easy.You can take a cycle rickshaw also and ask him and he will take you to the palace.There is entry fees of rs.150 per person and the moment you enter... More

Not a place like Amber fort, where children/kids and even some youngsters can spend or be occupied by having different views and go around and around. Personally, our family felt little boring after having visited Mysore last year. No information about anything is published around the palace; one need to take a guide if the visit has to be informative.

A must to see when visiting Jaipur. The site is rich in history & guide is essential to know all the details. The palace structures, Gates, Mahals are all awesome & are living monuments of the glory enjoyed by the royalty. Please take time to appreciate the edifices. When we visited the palace, part of it was being decorated for... More

It was not the places I liked in Jaipur, but it is interesting to see. I Recommend The complex and the museum.

With the King and Queen still residing in the Palance...it has been divided for the tourists...nice history and well maintained...but donot buy anything from the shops inside it.

Worth the visit, stunning building, we had a good guide which helped. I think it is not so good for small children but stirs your imagination as adults. make sure on all visits that you carry water the heat is quite sapping. Gin and tonic when you return to the hotel. Once was enough. It's in our memory box.

The art work, the stone work, the collections were all mind boggling. Just wish the hawkers weren't so persistent. On the way in saw the snake charmers and with their cobras. My husband pet one even though we know the snake's poison was no longer available.

This beautiful building houses four exhibitions, all of them worth a look. I loved the textile display which had many of the costumes belonging to the Maharaja and his harem. By the time he died he was a mammoth of a man as his last pair of ceremonial trousers attests. The tapestries and needle work has to be seen to... More