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About Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
One of the top tourist attractions of Jaipur, the huge Amer Palace Fort is perched atop a small hill, and about 11 km from the main city. The magnificent Amer Fort is a sprawling palace complex built with pale yellow and pink sandstone and white marble. The fort is divided into four main sections with their own courtyards.
As soon as you reach Amber Fort, you will enter through Suraj Pol; Till you reach by car, you enter through Chand Pol. Both these gates open at Jaleb Chowk, which is the main courtyard, where, in earlier times, the returning armies used to demonstrate their plunder to the people. The fort has several sections, including the King's Quarter, Xena (where the women lived), gardens, temples, etc.
The Amer Fort has many attractions to see, including the Diwan-i-Aam, the Aisa Temple and the Sheesh Mahal. The Amer Fort is also home to some underground tunnels that connect Amer with the Jaigad Fort. A portion of these tunnels has been restored, and is now open to the public. Including all these, Amer Fort is a perfect example of Rajasthani architecture, which is a must visit.
The essence of the Amber Fort is surrounded by beautiful light and sound shows within the fort, where visitors get to witness a stunning spectacle about the history of the fort.
The Amer Fort is located on the top of the Aravalli hill in the Pink City of Rajasthan in the state of Rajasthan. This fort is known for its architectural art and history. Amer Fort is so famous in India that around five thousand people come here everyday to roam here. Situated just 11 km from the capital of Rajasthan, this fort Ambar Fort consists of pink and yellow sandstones. Tourists visiting here can see amazing views from this fort every evening. Amber Fort is a paradise for tourists and photographers, so when you go for a tour of Rajasthan, do not forget to see the fort of Amer. If you want to know more about the fort of Amer, then read this article, here we are going to give you information about the history, architecture, entry fees, how to reach the fort of Amer.
History of Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
If you talk about the history of the fort of Amer, then let us tell you that it was a small town before the rule of the first turtles, which was built by a small tribe named Meenas. This fort gets its name from Amber i.e. Ambikeshwar, a name of Lord Shiva. However, locals say that the name is derived from the goddess Durga's name Amba. Formerly known as Dhundar, the city was ruled by turtles during the 11th century to the 16th century.Raja Man Singh built the fort in 1592 AD and for the next 150 years his successors worked to expand and renovate the fort. Earlier this place was named Kadimi Mahal which is the oldest palace in India. The palace also has a small temple dedicated to her patron goddess 'Sheela Mata' which was built by Raja Man Singh. Even after the destruction of many old structures and the construction of many structures, even today, this fort stands up gracefully facing many obstacles.
Sheesh Mahal in Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
Its interior walls, domes and ceilings have glass pieces installed in such a way that only a few candles are lit, the image of the glass illuminates the entire room.
Amber Fort is also famous for its Sheesh Mahal. Its interior walls, domes and ceilings have glass pieces installed in such a way that only a few candles are lit, the image of the glass illuminates the entire room. Outside Sukh Mahal and Fort, the architecture of the lake garden is unique.
Located as a sacred confluence of devotion and history, the city of Amer has become a center of attraction for tourists due to its vast palaces and attractive mosaic of architecture made on them. The stone arches are trimmed on sight. The special attraction here is the Doli Mahal, which is shaped like the doli (palanquin) in which Rajput women used to visit in ancient times. In these palaces, inside the entrance, there is a mistake before the Doli Mahal, where the nobles used to play a game of witch-hunt with their queens and pattariyans. It is said that Maharaja Man Singh had many queens and when Raja Man Singh returned from the war, it was a situation of which queen he should visit first. So whenever any such opportunity came, Raja Man Singh used to roam around in this mistake and forget and the queen who used to find him first got the pleasure of the first meeting.
There is also a famous saying that a secret agreement between Akbar and Mansingh was that if victorious from any war, the land and diamond-jewels from there would come in the part of Emperor Akbar and the rest of the treasures and currencies would be Raja Man Singh Will be interested in Only by obtaining this kind of property, Raja Man Singh operated the prosperous Jaipur state. The historical fort of Nahargarh is seen behind the palaces of Amer, where the possibility and possibility of property worth billions of rupees is buried in the ground.
Architecture of Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
The Amer Fort is built in the traditional Hindu and Rajputana style, which is made of marble and red sandstone. In this fort you will see pictures of ancient hunting styles and important Rajput rulers. The fort of Amer is divided into four parts, each of which is decorated with its own separate entrance and courtyard. The main gate of this fort is called 'Suraj Pol' or Surya Dwar which leads to the main courtyard.Situated on the east side, this entrance gate is named due to its position in relation to the rising sun. With the help of stairs in this fort you reach an impressive courtyard called 'Jaleb Chowk' in the palace complex. These steps lead to the Sitla Mata temple. Jaleb Chowk was used by the army to re-display its wartime hours where women could only see it through the windows.
Diwan-E-Aam in Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
As the name itself suggests, this is a condition of common people. Diwan-i-Aam forms the second level of this fort and is open from all sides. This hall, decorated with extensive mosaic glasswork, stands on two pillar supports with elephants. Sukh Niwas is located in front of the Diwan-e-Aam, whose doors are decorated with ivory.Sukh Niwas in Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
Sukh Niwas, located near Diwan-i-Aam is made of sandalwood and ivory, it is said that this place was used by the king to spend time with his queens, due to which this place is called Sukh Niwas.Sheesh Mahal in Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
The Sheesh Mahal is one of the most prominent attractions of the Amber Fort which consists of mirrors. This hall has been constructed in such a way that the entire hall is filled with light only by a few rays of light. It is said that only one candle light is enough to publish this hall.Light And Sound Show :-
A fifty minute long light and sound show is performed every evening at Amber Fort in Jaipur. It is organized daily with the aim of reviving the rich history, tradition and culture of the state.
Amber Fort Light & Sound Show Fee - Rs 295Amer Fort Light & Sound Duration - 52 Minutes
Light And Sound Show Timings :-
October to February-6: 30 pm (English) / 7:30 pm (Hindi)March to April - 7:00 pm (English) / 8:00 pm (Hindi)
May to September - 7:30 pm (English) / 8:30 pm (Hindi)
Best Time To Visit Amber Fort of Amer Fort (Amber Fort) :-
The winters are from October to March and are the best time to enjoy a holiday in Jaipur city. The days are very pleasant in these months but the nights are less than 4°C. If you travel during these months, do not forget to bring woolen clothes with you. The summer here falls from April to June and during this time the weather is very hot and dry. At this time, the temperature of Jaipur is between 44°C - 45°C and hot winds also blow. The month of monsoon falls from July to September, but Jaipur receives moderate to moderate rainfall.Visitor information:-
Amer fort location:- Amer fort jaipur, Gujarghati, Amer, Jaipur, RajasthanAmer fort Entry charg:- 100 INR for Indians and 500 INR for Foreigners
Amer fort timeings :- Morning opening timeing 8am. to Evening 5:30pm. and Evening opening timeing 7pm. to Night 10pm.
