#HAWAMAHAL
HawaMahal is a princess-palace in #Jaipur, capital of the Indian state of #Rajasthan. It was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1798 and it was designed by architect Lal Chand Usta like any 'Rajmukut'. Its unique five-storey building, which is only one and a half feet wide from the top, looks out from the bee hive on the outside, in which there are 53 53 beautiful and attractive small lattice windows, called Jharokha.
The basic
feeling behind making these windows netting was that the women of Rajghar who
strictly adhered to the "curtain custom" looked at the activities of
the roads and the everyday life of the streets under the palace with these
windows. Can do it. Apart from this, due to the "Venturi effect", the
cold air, always with the walls of these complex structures, comes in the
castle, due to which the palace always remains air conditioned in the hot
summer.
#HawaMahal, located on the big four-way in the southern part of Jaipur city. Jaipur city is directly connected to all major cities of India by road, rail and air route. The railway station of Jaipur is the central station of the broad gauge line network of Indian Railway Service.
There is no arrangement for direct entrance and entry in the air castle. To enter the Hawa Mahal, there is a system of entry from the right and left paths of the palace, from which you get the entrance to the palace from the last part of the palace.
Repair and renewal
The Hawa Mahal is supervised by the Archaeological Department of Rajasthan Government. In the year 2005, after a long interval of nearly 50 years, the work of repair and renovation of the palace at large level was done, whose estimated cost was Rs.4567.9 lakhs. Some corporate houses are also coming forward to maintain the archaeological monuments of Jaipur, an example of which is the "Unit Trust of India", which has pioneered the essence of the Hawa Mahal.
There is no arrangement for direct entrance and entry in the air castle. To enter the Hawa Mahal, there is a system of entry from the right and left paths of the palace, from which you get the entrance to the palace from the last part of the palace. Repair and renewal
The Hawa Mahal is supervised by the Archaeological Department of Rajasthan Government. In the year 2005, after a long interval of nearly 50 years, the work of repair and renovation of the palace at large level was done, whose estimated cost was Rs.4567.9 lakhs. Some corporate houses are also coming forward to maintain the archaeological monuments of Jaipur, an example of which is the "Unit Trust of India", which has pioneered the essence of the Hawa Mahal.
A mean hidden in the name of the Hawamahal
Hawa Mahal means a place of winds. That is, it is a unique place, which is completely cold. HawaMahal was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799. This five-story building has been built in a very unique way. It is only one and a half feet wide from the top and looks like a bee hive in the outside. There are 953 small windows in this air temperature, which keeps cold and fresh air. Due to which this place remains cold.
#JANTARMANTAR (#JAIPUR)
Jaipur's Jitant Mantar is an
astronomical observatory built between 1724 to 1734 by Sawai Jai Singh. It is included in UNESCO's 'World
Heritage List'. There are 14 major
instruments in this observatory, which can be used to measure time, to predict
eclipses, to know the speed and position of a star, to know the divisions of
planets in the solar system.
Looking at these instruments, it shows that the people of India had such a deep knowledge of the complex concepts of mathematics and astronomy that they could give these concepts a 'academic observatory' so that nobody could know them. Jaipur is a surprising medieval achievement associated with the old palace 'Chandramahal' - Jantar Mantar! To build and analyze accurately the astrological and astronomical phenomena through ancient astronomical instruments and complex mathematical structures, this unique building was established around the world in 1728 by King Savai Jai Singh (II) of the founder of Jaipur city, Jaipur. It was started, which was completed in 1734. Sawai Jai Singh was also an astronomical scientist, whose contribution and praise of personality have been respected by Jawaharlal Nehru in his famous book 'Discovery of India' ('India: A Search'). Before creating this observatory, Sawai jaisingh sent his cultural envoy to many countries of the world and sought the manuscripts of ancient and important texts from astronomy there and he was also preserved in his posthumous (library) for his study. Was done.
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II had built five observatories across the country on the basis of Hindu astronomy. These observatories were built in Jaipur, Delhi, Ujjain, Banaras and Mathura. In the construction of these observatories, he took the help of eminent astronomers of that time. First of all, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh (II) had built the emperor in Ujjain, after which Delhi-based observatory (Jantar-Mantar) and its ten years later built Jantar-Mantar in Jaipur. Jaipur's highest observatory in all the five observatories of the country. The work was started in 1724 for the construction of this observatory and it was completed in 1734. This is very much in shape with the Jantar Mantras of the rest, it does not have many encounters in terms of crafts and instruments. The only five observatories built in Sawai Jai Singh are the only Jantar Mantar of Delhi and Jaipur left.
World Heritage list included
On August 1, 2010, Jantar Mantar of Jaipur was also one of the seven monuments from around the world, including the Jantar Mantar, which was announced to be included in the "World Heritage List". [2] The World Heritage Committee in Brasilia, Brazilian In the 34th International Conference, this Observatory has been included in the World Heritage Memorial category. The main reasons behind this honor were counted for the reason that despite all these years passed, all the ancient instruments of this observatory are still in good condition; Through which the exact calculations of weather, local time, planetary constellations and ecliptic other astronomical phenomena can still be done today. Jantar-Mantar based in Jaipur received World Heritage status in 2010. Jantar Mantar, who had got his name in the world heritage, was the first in Rajasthan and India's 23rd cultural heritage. The credit for the construction of an unprecedented heritage of history goes to Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II.
Based on the calculation of these instruments today, the local Panchang of Jaipur is published and every year Ashad Purnima is predicted by astronomers coming from the 'Pawan Dharan' process.
Major sources located in the Jantar Mantar of Jaipur are: Large emperor, small emperor instrument, Jaiprakash Yantra, Ramyantra, Dhruv Vyantra, Dakshinayantra, Nadivliyantra, Zodiac, Direction, Radiation Instrument, Long-Range Instrument, Rajyantra, Urgentha Yantra, and Azimagant Yantra. Apart from these, revolutionized instruments, Yantra Raj etc. were also used for important astrological calculations and astronomical notation here.
Looking at these instruments, it shows that the people of India had such a deep knowledge of the complex concepts of mathematics and astronomy that they could give these concepts a 'academic observatory' so that nobody could know them. Jaipur is a surprising medieval achievement associated with the old palace 'Chandramahal' - Jantar Mantar! To build and analyze accurately the astrological and astronomical phenomena through ancient astronomical instruments and complex mathematical structures, this unique building was established around the world in 1728 by King Savai Jai Singh (II) of the founder of Jaipur city, Jaipur. It was started, which was completed in 1734. Sawai Jai Singh was also an astronomical scientist, whose contribution and praise of personality have been respected by Jawaharlal Nehru in his famous book 'Discovery of India' ('India: A Search'). Before creating this observatory, Sawai jaisingh sent his cultural envoy to many countries of the world and sought the manuscripts of ancient and important texts from astronomy there and he was also preserved in his posthumous (library) for his study. Was done.
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II had built five observatories across the country on the basis of Hindu astronomy. These observatories were built in Jaipur, Delhi, Ujjain, Banaras and Mathura. In the construction of these observatories, he took the help of eminent astronomers of that time. First of all, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh (II) had built the emperor in Ujjain, after which Delhi-based observatory (Jantar-Mantar) and its ten years later built Jantar-Mantar in Jaipur. Jaipur's highest observatory in all the five observatories of the country. The work was started in 1724 for the construction of this observatory and it was completed in 1734. This is very much in shape with the Jantar Mantras of the rest, it does not have many encounters in terms of crafts and instruments. The only five observatories built in Sawai Jai Singh are the only Jantar Mantar of Delhi and Jaipur left.World Heritage list included
On August 1, 2010, Jantar Mantar of Jaipur was also one of the seven monuments from around the world, including the Jantar Mantar, which was announced to be included in the "World Heritage List". [2] The World Heritage Committee in Brasilia, Brazilian In the 34th International Conference, this Observatory has been included in the World Heritage Memorial category. The main reasons behind this honor were counted for the reason that despite all these years passed, all the ancient instruments of this observatory are still in good condition; Through which the exact calculations of weather, local time, planetary constellations and ecliptic other astronomical phenomena can still be done today. Jantar-Mantar based in Jaipur received World Heritage status in 2010. Jantar Mantar, who had got his name in the world heritage, was the first in Rajasthan and India's 23rd cultural heritage. The credit for the construction of an unprecedented heritage of history goes to Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II.
Based on the calculation of these instruments today, the local Panchang of Jaipur is published and every year Ashad Purnima is predicted by astronomers coming from the 'Pawan Dharan' process.
Among the instruments here - 'Samrat-yantra' (which is a huge solarium), 'Jayaprakash-yantra' and 'Rama-yantra' are the most famous, Of which 'Samrat-yantra' is the highest (about 90 feet from the earth), through which time can be told with sufficient accuracy. Jantar Mantar has become the first monument of Rajasthan state and 28th monument of the country included in the World Heritage List. The dense bird sanctuary of Bharatpur is already included in the UNESCO World Heritage List of cultural category. This will not only give a new international identity to this naib observatory, but will also receive a separate fund of 40 thousand dollars for the maintenance of the memorial.
Key equipment
Major sources located in the Jantar Mantar of Jaipur are: Large emperor, small emperor instrument, Jaiprakash Yantra, Ramyantra, Dhruv Vyantra, Dakshinayantra, Nadivliyantra, Zodiac, Direction, Radiation Instrument, Long-Range Instrument, Rajyantra, Urgentha Yantra, and Azimagant Yantra. Apart from these, revolutionized instruments, Yantra Raj etc. were also used for important astrological calculations and astronomical notation here.
#CityPalace Jaipur
They act as guides. The palace has a museum that has a good collection of Rajasthani costumes and weapons from the Mughals and the Rajputs. There are also swordsmen with a variety of colors and shapes, many of which are embellished with irresistible work and gems and are well-stocked with myths. There are also an art gallery in the palace, in which there is an excellent collection of sculptures of rare astronomy in miniatures, carpets, royal accessories and Arabic, Persian, Latin and Sanskrit, which Sawai Jai Singh II had received to study astronomy in a broad way. .
The City Palace is a former
royal residence in the heart of the old city, a mixed composition of Rajasthani
and Mughal styles located in Jaipur. Carved arches on the pillars of brown
marble, ornamented with flowers and flowers of gold and colorful stones are
ornamented. Two carved elephants of marble are standing like a watchdog at the
entrance gate. The families who have served the generations of the generation.
They act as guides. The palace has a museum that has a good collection of Rajasthani costumes and weapons from the Mughals and the Rajputs. There are also swordsmen with a variety of colors and shapes, many of which are embellished with irresistible work and gems and are well-stocked with myths. There are also an art gallery in the palace, in which there is an excellent collection of sculptures of rare astronomy in miniatures, carpets, royal accessories and Arabic, Persian, Latin and Sanskrit, which Sawai Jai Singh II had received to study astronomy in a broad way. .
The City Palace was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II between 1729 and 1732 AD. Royal architect Vidyadhar Bhattacharya and British architect Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob had created the modern city of the 12th century at that time. The Royal Prasad equipped with the finest, beautiful, all amenities and security.
Beauty
The building style of the City Palace is an incomparable blend of Rajput, Mughal and European styles. The fine cutting done on the stone and the painting done on the walls in these buildings constructed of red and pink sandstone are fascinating. The Kachhwaha rulers had no shortage of wealth. Therefore Maharaja Jai Singh II wanted to build a fully planned, safe, beautiful and prosperous city. The city of Jaipur was the first planned city built in the eighteenth century. At the same time, its splendor was excellent and surprising.
#JalMahal
Jal Mahal is the famous historic palace situated between the Mansadagar Lake of Rajasthan, the capital of Rajasthan. This castle situated in the womb of the Aravali hills is also known as 'I Ball' due to the middle of the lake. It was also known as the 'romantic palace'. This palace built by Jaisingh is a double-edged and square building with medieval palaces with arches, bastions, canopies and step-down genes. Jalmahal is now also developing as a bird sanctuary. There is more than 1 lakh trees in the nursery where Rajasthan's tallest trees are found.
This palace situated between the Mansagar lake on Jaipur-Amer road was constructed by Sawai Jai Singh after the Ashwamedha Yagna for bathing with his queens and pandits. Before the construction of this palace, Jai Singh constructed the Mansagar lake by constructing a dam on the gestational river for the water supply of Jaipur. It was constructed in 179. For this construction, the help of Rajput style boats was taken. The king used this palace to spend special time with his queen. They used it on majestic festivals too.
Specialty
This palace in the midst of
the hedonist desert does not seem to heat, because many of its floors are made
inside the water. A beautiful view of the mountain and lake can also be seen
from this palace. The view of this palace in the water of the lake in the
moonlight night is very attractive. Jalmahal is now also developing as a bird
sanctuary. The nursery of Jal Mahal has more than 1 lakh trees. Day and night, 40 Mali trees are
engaged in plant care. This nursery is the tallest nursery of Rajasthan. There
are thousands of variations of Aravali plant, ornamental plant, shirb, hedge
and crimp. The trees here have been transplanted and given new life. Every
year, show plants such as debt palm, China palm and Bunganbelia are
transplanted.
#Jaigad Fort
Jaigad fort (Rajasthani: Jaiagarh fort) is the capital of Rajasthan, the capital of Rajasthan, the capital of Rajasthan, in the Aravali range, on the hill called the hill of the hill of the hill of the hill of Aile
Durgva Maata Lake. This fort was built by
Jaisingh II In 1726, Amer fort was built for the
protection of the fort and the palace complex and it is named after him.
Jaigarh Fort is also known as
the fort of victory. This fort is located in Amer, this fort was built in 1726 in Jaipur border. The world's largest cannon is kept
here.
Details of the fort-
Situated at an altitude of about 400m from the Amber Fort in the Aravalli mountain range.
The thick walls around
the fort are constructed by red sandstone.
Length -3 km (1.9 miles)
Width - 1km. (0.62 mi)
A watch tower is located in
the center of the fort from which the view of the surrounding area can be seen.
Fort Gate -
Dungar Darwaza - From
Nahargarh
Avni Darwaja (Valley of
Flowers) - From Ammer Palace
From Durg Darwaja-Sagar
reservoir (artificial lake)
Major sites of Jaigarh Fort
Vijayagadi - located in the
"miniature castle"
Sawai Jai Singh kept his own
younger brother Vijay Singh (Chimaji) captive here, later it was used as an
arsenal.
Diya Burj - Seven storey
lighthouse situated in the parish of Vijaygarh.
The museum
Located on the left side of the Avni door, it has
photographs of the members of the royal family of Jaipur, seals and 15th century Peakadaan and hand written plans of palaces
etc.
Armory
Many types of swords, spears, guns and cannon shells
are kept in it.
Cannons kept in the armory_–
Shiva Ban Nagin, Rambana Singhasan, Kadak
Electricity, Smamban, Madhuri, Bhairavi, Ranchandi, Sherjang, Fateh Jung, Nahar
Mukhi, Mulk Plain
Cannon factory
Construction - Mansingh I in 1587
Leith Machine - The only fort in India, where
the oxygen lethm machine (cannon maker) is present.
Jayaban Cannon (Ranbanka)
Sawai Jai Singh II got the construction
done in 1720
Asia's largest cannon which is kept in
Jaigad
Placenta length 20 feet, roundness 8 feet, height 7.5 feet
Weight around 50 tons
From this, the balls of 11kg diameter of 50 kg were
used
Firepower up to 22 miles
Still a mystery remains
JaiGarh Fort - The land of the
Knights of Rajasthan is always known for its bravery, courage and sacrifice.
Every city here has its own
special and distinct identity. Many impenetrable kilos have been built on the
land of Rajasthan. But there is a fort here that has kept a secret hidden in it
so far, which has not yet been revealed.
This fort is named Jaigad
fort. It is a mysterious fort. Which is in Jaipur. Jaipur is also one of the
few military buildings of medieval India, "Jaigarh Fort". Build
palaces, gardens, water stitches, other stores, arsenal, cannon factories,
temples, etc. Something special remains in this fort too. The Pratak and the
gateway spread over the fort of Jaigad, tell many stories. Maintaining Anand
and Shan of Jaipur, this gate is also a huge puzzle.
When the Indira Gandhi imposed
emergency in the country in 1975, the fort of
Jaigad fort was also searched for hidden treasures. The search, which began on 10 June 1976, ended in
November 1976.
Losing the government also
announced that there is no treasure in the fort. But people started raising
doubts on this matter of the government. People seemed to lie to this The
biggest reason for this is that when the army finished its operation,
Delhi-Jaipur Highway was closed for the common people after one day.
It is said by the people that
during this period the treasures found in the Jaigad Fort were brought to Delhi
by filling them in trucks and the government wants to keep it hidden from the
public's eyes. Confirmation of high-tech closure has come from many reliable
sources, but the government has never filled it. It is estimated that there
will be wealth of 128 crores rupees.
The demand for the treasure of
128 crores is not only India but Pakistan is also setting
its eyes behind this treasure. Who constantly keeps asking for his share. On
August 11, 1976, Bhutto wrote
a letter to then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, in which Pakistan declared
herself entitled to the wealth of Jaigad, writing that "the undivided
India of such a wealth was not aware of the partition at the time of partition.
According to the pre-partition agreement, the wealth of Jaigad becomes part of
Pakistan. "
#Nahargarh Fort
The fort of Nahargarh is built
atop the Aravali range that surrounds Jaipur. Keeping the security of Amber at
the end of the mountain range of Arawali, this fort was built by Sawai Raja Jai
Singh II in the year 1834. There is a legend here that the
spirit of a Rajput named Nahar Singh used to wander there. The work was also
present in the construction of the fort. Therefore, the tantrikas were
consulted and the phantom was removed by placing the fort in Nahargarh in the
name of the deity.
In the 19th century, buildings were also constructed inside the fort by Sawai Ram Singh and Sawai Madho Singh, whose condition is fine while the old construction has become dilapidated. Separate housing blocks have been built here for the nine queens of King Sawai Ram Singh, who are also the most beautiful. Modern facilities for defecation etc. were arranged in them. In the west part of the fort there is also a restaurant called "Padao" which is full of catering. From here the sunset looks very beautiful
Who built Nahargarh Fort
According to the official site of Rajasthan Tourism, the fort of Nahargarh between the Aravalli hills and near Jaipur was built in 1734 by Raja Jai Singh. This fort was completed in 1868. Nahargarh means abode of tigers. The first name of this fort was Sudarshangarh. In this fort 12 special rooms were built for the queens and a magnificent room was made for the king. Even today, this palace is a favorite place of the people.
Most of the shooting of the film Rang De Basanti was done in Rajasthan. He shot in Nahargarh Fort. After which this fort became more famous. Not only this, actor Sushant Singh Rajput has also shot here for pure desi romance.
History of Nahargarh Fort
Built by the famous founder of Jaipur Maharaja Sawai Jaisingh, this magnificent and strong fort is similar to the crown of Jaipur and seems to look towards the city. The ancient name of this fort is of Sudarshangarh. Sudarshan Krishna's temple of which is present inside the fort. But in the world, this fort is more famous than Nahargarh, which is probably named after Nahar Singh Bhomia, whose place is near the entrance to the ramparts of the fort.
Then the umbrella of their
name was constructed, after which the construction work was running smoothly.
Since then the fort has been named Nahargarh.
According to another folklore,
it was diagnosed by Sawai Jaisingh's Rajguru and famous tantrik Ratnakar
Pondaryak to persuade Nahar Singh Baba to go elsewhere and establish his place
in a Chauburji Gadi near Ambagarh, where he is still worshiped as a folk god
Go.
Construction
In 1734 AD, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh built this fort (against
the Marathas) with a view to protecting his capital. At that time about three
thousand rupees was spent on the construction of the fort. Construction of
Nahargarh Fort is an important step towards the safety of Jaipur
In Nahargarh, the
beloved Maharaja Sawai Jagatsingh of Jaipur, Rasakpur, was also imprisoned for
some time.
This fort is the first
biological resource of Rajasthan.
#Albert Hall Museum
Description: - The Albert Hall
Museum has been constructed in the Ramniwas Bagh, the city's most beautiful
park in Jaipur city.
Road Status: - About 15 km from Jaipur International Airport
Other information: - Albert Hall was started as a memorial at the time of coming to India as Maharaja Edward VII Prince of Wales. This building has been given the museum's structure at present.
The Albert Hall Museum has been built in Ramniwas Bagh, the most beautiful park in Jaipur city of Rajasthan state.
• Construction of Ramnivas Bagh under the famine relief works by Maharaja Ram Singh for Rs 4 lakh. An amount of Rs.
• Albert Hall was started as a memorial at the time of Maharaja Ramsingh coming to India on February 6, 1876, as King of England's Prince Edward VII. This building has been given the museum's structure at present.
• The architecture of the
building was done by Sir Scientin Jacob. The museum is currently being operated
in this magnificent building built in Indian and Persian style.
• Albert Hall is the only
building in the country that incorporates the architectural style of many countries.
• Colonel S., the architect of
the building. It was built by Jacob with information about the world's museums.
• There is a recent entry in
this building which has pictures and emblems of kings of Jaipur.
• There are replicas and
murals of Indian and foreign art samples.
Located in the middle of the
Ram-Niwas Garden in Jaipur, this building was designed by Sir Swinton Jacob. In
1886 AD, Maharaja Sawai Singh Madhu got Rs 4 lakhs. It was constructed under the cost of the
Drought Relief Project. Today it is known as the Central Museum of Jaipur. A
large collection of metal statues, paintings, elephant teeth, carpets and
colorful crystals have been displayed inside the premises. A bird house and
Rabindra Rang Manch (theater) are also located nearby. Entry is available for
tourists from 9 am to 5 pm while the ticket price is Rs 20. (Indians)
and Rs 150 (Foreigners).
Here is the 2340
year old woman's mummy
Not only the Egyptian pyramids, but also in the Central
Museum (Albert Hall) of Jaipur, a mummy of a 2340 year old woman is kept. Recently, a team of Egyptian Expert was
called to investigate the situation of Mami. This mummy was found during
excavation from the old city of Egypt, Panopoulis. The woman whose name is
Mummy is named 'Titu' It is said that a god named Khem was worshiped in Egypt
at that time. This woman was a member of the family of priests of the same
deity.
In 1880,
the British government brought this mummy
In 1880 the
British government came to India from Egypt with Mummy. Since then, it has been
kept in the Albert Museum of Jaipur. Every year there are hundreds of tourists
visiting this mummy. They also have a very good number of foreign tourists. If
you are thinking that mummies can be seen only in the Albert Museum of Jaipur,
then you will be happy to know that mummies are also kept in the museums of six
cities of the country including Jaipur, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Hyderabad and
Gujarat. The mummy of Vadodara Museum in Gujarat was bought by Maharaja Sijirao
Gaekwad III of Vadodara and kept in the museum. This Mami is a girl of about 20 years related to the Egyptian
family.
Egyptian experts supervise
These mummies are supervised by the experts of the Cairo
Museum located in Egypt, overseeing the Pyramids of Egypt. Recently a team of
three members from Egypt, who came to Jaipur, examined Mami for about two and a
half hours with the team of Mami's chemistry branch housed at the Albert
Museum. Even today, Mummy's body looks like this, just like this woman's death
has just happened a while ago.
Other attractions of Albird Museum
- Upon
entering the basement here, the main gateway has a replica of the Egyptian
goddess Sekhet, which is made of black granite from the temple of Maute near
Karnak.
- On the
right is a replica of a black granite statue found from Thebes of King
Amenhotep III of the 18th
Dynasty of Egypt.
There are many objects like
amulets, necklaces, idols of Egyptian gods and goddesses, glass bottles, which
look like mummies all around.
-
Ginger mummy found in the 19th century excavation of the Egyptian desert. Is the
mummy of the famous queen of Hatshepsut, who ruled for nearly 2 decades. Raja TuTanakhaman became king of Egypt at
the age of 9.
Mummies started being sold in
the 19th century
Mishra's Mummy has become a
series of films and films in Hollywood. The tradition of making mummies has
ended in Egypt long ago, because there were so many mummies gathered, which had
become challenging to handle. After this, mummies started being sold in the 19th century. In the wealthy people of Asia and kings,
the practice of purchasing mummy began to grow. These people would buy mummies
to keep them in hobbies and in their museums. In this way the Mummy of
stories-stories were brought directly between the people.
The museum was ready in ten
years
Albert Hall's hypothesis and
engineering work was done by Swinton Jacob. It was built by Chander and Tara
Egyptians from Jaipur. It took more than 10 years to
complete the construction and it could be completed in 1886. At that time, Madhosingh II had occupied the throne of
the princely state of Jaipur. It was duly inaugurated in 1887 by Sir Edward Bradford. 5,01,036 rupees was
spent in building the building. It was made a museum to save the history of
Jaipur. The people of the time also called it a museum.
Type of ticket
General admission ticket
These tickets are available on
the premises of Albert Hall only.
Indian visitor 40 rupees each
Indian students Rs 20 each
Foreign visitors 300 rupees each
Foreign students 150 rupees each
Overall admission ticket
This ticket is valid for 2 days. All of you are allowed to visit the following
tourist places in Jaipur - Amber Fort, Albert Hall, Jantar Mantar
(Observatory), Nahargarh Fort, Hawa Mahal, Vidyadhar Garden, Sisodia Rani
Garden and Lasarlat (Sargasuli) ). Entry entrance ticket can only roam at Amber
Fort, Albert Hall, Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar (Observatory).
Indian visitors 300 Indians each
Indian students 40 rupees each
Foreign visitors 1000 rupees each
Foreign students 200 rupees each
Night entry ticket
This ticket is valid for
visiting Albert Hall from 6:30 pm to 9 pm.
Indian visitor 100 rupees each
Indian students Rs. 100 each
Foreign visitors Rs 100 each
Foreign students Rs. 100 each
Audio Guide
Indian visitor 114 rupees
Foreign visitors Rs 171
For free entry
Free admission is for children
under 7 years old.
For any college or school
students but if the founder recommends.
If there is any traffic on
these dates then it will be free admission.
March 30 - On the occasion of Rajasthan Day.
April 18 - On the occasion of World Heritage Day.
18 May - On the occasion of World Museum Day.
27
September - World Tourism Day.
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