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Amber fort is located in Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan. This fort is one of the most known and most-visited forts in India. Not surprisingly, it features prominently on the list of Jaipur’s top appeal. The settlement at Amer was founded by Raja Alan Singh, a leader from the Chanda clan of Meenas in 967 CE.[18] The Amer Fort, as it reaches now, was erected over the remainders of this earlier structure during the reign of Raja Man Singh, the Kachwaha King of Amer. the fort was built in red sandstone and marble at Martha lake adds a certain charm to the entire fort. though the fort is quite old from outside, it is beautiful from inside, and possesses various buildings of prominence like ‘diwan-i-Aam’, ‘the Sukh Mahal’ even ‘Sheesh Mahal’. The Amberfort influences both Muslim and Hindu architecture. this fort also has the shiva dev temple and Ganesh pol which is the gate that leads to the private palaces of the king. the Amber fort has many arcades and halls of great interest and other popular seduction.

Indian Vastu can be practically approached if one experiences the Jaipur tour. And the architectural superiority and fabulous stone carving work succeeded manually at Amber palace around four centuries back.

There were two ways to reach the Amber fort as it is situated on a hill. One was for elephant riding, and another was walk-way which was in the natural raw shape of hill and rock way. Now, the walk-way is modified in the shape of new cemented staircases. Now, one road from the bottom of the hill to Amber fort for vehicles also has been constructed, but to enjoy the trip of Amber Fort, the walk-way or elephant riding is most preferable. Riding an elephant uphill seems a cliche for tourists. But it helps to feel the ambiance and plunging deeper in India. The elephant ride offers a skyline view of the Pink city and a mesmerizing sight over Maotha Lake. We can choose a guide to assist, or an audio guide is even a good option that is available at the doorstep of the fort. To make your trip a more magnificent and memorable one, elephant safari will be the best and it provides a royal feeling as well. Amber Fort is about 20 minutes northeast of Jaipur’s city center. If you’re on a strict budget, take one of the frequent buses that depart from near the Hawa Mahal in the Old City. They’re crowded but will only cost you 15 rupees (or 25 rupees if you want to air-condition). Alternatively, it’s possible to take an auto-rickshaw for about 500 rupees for the return trip. Expect to pay 850 rupees or more for a taxi.

Amber Fort is open daily from 8 a.m. until 5.30 p.m. To reach the opening at the top, you can either walk uphill, ride on elephant back, go by jeep, golf cart or take your vehicle. However, do note that it gets very busy during the visitor period and traffic jams are common. Many people choose to remain at the fort for the evening sound and light show, night viewing, and dinner. The fort reopens, evocatively decorated, from 6:30 until 9:15 p.m. Dining restaurant is situated on level two of Jaleb Chowk. It’s open until 10:30 p.m. and serves tasty genuine Indian cuisine. You’ll feel like a maharaja there!

Toward the bottom of the fort, near Maota Lake, a popular sound and light showcase the history of Amber Fort using many special effects. There are two shows per night, in English and Hindi. The starting times vary according to the time of year as follows:

March to April (summer): English 7 p.m. and Hindi 8 p.m.
May to September (monsoon): English 7:30 p.m. and Hindi 8:30 p.m.
October to February (tourist season): English 6:30 p.m. and Hindi 7:30 p.m.

If you’re interested in the art of traditional block printing, don’t miss the “Anokhi Museum” near Amber Fort. You can even take part in a workshop.

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