Amber fort is the most popular and incredible attraction of Jaipur city. Amber Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site dreamland of pastel-hued sandstone and licks of white marble, enchanting courtyards, gardens to frolic in, intricate archways overhead, flowing serpentine staircases, endless floral patterns adorning the walls, and some seriously good-looking gates. Amber Fort is the ideal fusion of the finest Rajput and Mughal styles of architecture.
The enormous and well-kept structure, which is located 11 km outside of Jaipur and looks out over the lovely Maota Lake, is connected to the magnificent Jaigarh Fort by a network of underground tunnels.
THE HISTORY OF AMBER FORT JAIPUR RAJASTHAN, ITS BRIEF STORY, ITS RULERS AND EMPERORS, AND THE PLACES OF THE FORT HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED SPECIFICALLY UNDER THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION
OUR HISTORY
It has magical walls of big halls the Diwan-e-Aam, also known as the “Hall of Public Audience,” Best Place to Visit in Kota the Diwan-e-Khas, also known as the “Hall of Private Audience,”
The Sheesh Mahal, also known as (the mirror room) most people know Amber Fort for its Sheesh Mahal, which has its most stunning features. You must be aware that Sheesh Mahal served as the location for the song “Pyaar Kiya Toh Darna kya” from the renowned Bollywood classic film “Mughal-E-Azam.” Beautiful murals and flowers are attached to the walls and ceiling of this hall, which is constructed entirely of clear glass.
It also has the Jai Mandir, and the Sukh Niwas, where a cool climate is induced artificially by winds blowing over a waterfall inside the palace.
“The Kesar Kyaari” also known as “Mughal Garden”
Right before the Amber Fort in Jaipur, Rajasthan lies Kesar Kyaari, which is another stunning portion of the Amber Fort. Flower beds in this garden are designed like stars. It is a garden of Kesar flower which is a very expensive flower this flower is known for its essence and tint of color
The Amber Fort is also known as the Amer Palace in common usage. The Rajput Maharajas lived at the palace with their family. When Raja Man Singh vanquished the Raja of Jessore’s Best Places to Visit in Kota, the goddess Shila Devi, a deity of the Chaitanya religion, was bestowed upon him. Raja Man Singh had 12 queens, thus he constructed 12 apartments, one for each Queen. The king’s chamber was accessible from each room through a stairway.
MUST VISIT PALACE
Maharani Jodha Bai, wife of the Great Mughal Emperor Akbar belonged to the Kachhawa clan of Rajput. She was the eldest daughter of Raja Bharmal of Amber.
This fort has been built in the 16th century by the Kachhawaha clan of Rajput. They have destroyed the old prior structure of the amber fort which was built by the Meena clan. Then they started the construction of this amber fort again. The construction of this palace was initiated by Raja bharmal and Raja Man Singh. The construction of this magical palace came to an end over the period of two centuries and was completed after the consistent efforts of three kings.
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This is a great place to visit if you are planning a Jaipur tour. In this palace, you will enjoy elephant rides and folk music, and great musicians and Rajasthani singers. This palace is located in the range of the Aravalli hills of Jaipur. Amer palace is well known for its Rajput architectural design There are six distinct yet major portions of the palace, each with its own entry gate and courtyard. The Suraj Pol (Sun Gate), which leads to the first major courtyard, is the primary entrance. Armed forces would stage victory parades here when they brought back their war loot after victories, and the womenfolk of the Royal family would watch from the latticed windows. Given that it was the primary entrance to the palace, this gate was constructed especially for it and was guarded. It had an easterly orientation, thus the name. Through this gate, nobles and royal cavalcades entered the palace. The Arabic word “Jaleb Chowk” refers to a gathering area for troops. This is one of Amer Palace’s four courtyards, which was constructed during Sawai Jai Singh’s rule (1693–1743 AD). Under the direction of the army commander, or Fauj Bakshi, the personal bodyguards of the Maharaja marched through this area. The Maharaja was used to examine the group of guards. The guards resided in the upper-level chambers of the horse stables, which were next to the courtyard.
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It is the most beautiful gem of Jaipur city to add to the list of tours and trips let’s have a happy and historic full trip in Jaipur in Amer
