In 1727, Jaipur was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II, one of India's most popular tourist destinations in Rajasthan and India. One of the most compelling reasons for the popularity of Jaipur is its glorious past, revealed by the Jaipur monuments and historical sites. Each architectural wonder of this city depicts the rich heritage and culture of Rajasthan.
If you are planning a Jaipur tour package to discover the city's wonders, then embark on a guided tour of all the monuments. What are the timing and entry fees for monuments in Jaipur? This article has covered it all. Below we have gathered all the information you need about historical sites in the Pink City with their timings and entry fees. So, let's take a glimpse –

Amber Fort –
A Jaipur sightseeing tour is incomplete without exploring the opulent Amber Fort and Palace. Located just 11 kilometers from the city center, Amber Fort is one of the best tourist attractions. The majestic fortress highlights the fine architecture and history of the bygone era. The hilltop location of the fort makes it an all-time favorite tourist spot. The Amber Palace was once the residence of the Rajput Maharajas and their families.

Travel Information:
Timings – 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM; 6:30 to 9:15 PM

• Entrance Fee – 
• Indians – INR 100 per person
• Indian students – INR 20 per person
• Foreigners – INR 500 per person
• International students – INR 100 per person

Jaigarh Fort –
The majestic fort is located on the Aravalli hill range and was built to guard Amber Fort. It faced Amber Fort and Maota Lake and was constructed to protect them. It is well-known for being the site of the world's largest wheeled cannon called "Jaivana." The fort lies on the famous "Cheel ka Teela" or Hill of Eagles.

Travel Information:
Timings – 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Entrance Fee for Indians –

• Adults – INR 150 per person
• Kids – INR 75 per person
• A student with a valid ID – INR 50 per person

Entrance Fee for Foreigners –

• Adults – INR 200 per person
• Kids – INR 100 per person
• A student with a valid ID – INR 100 per person

Nahargarh Fort –
The opulent Nahargarh Fort on the Aravalli Range offers a breathtaking view of Jaipur. In the past, the fort was part of the city's three-point defense strategy, also included in the Amber Fort and the Jaigarh Fort. Today, this massive structure is a top tourist attraction for travelers visiting the city due to its 300-year-old history and vantage point. When you visit the Pink City of India, you should include the fort on your list of things to see.

Travel Information:
Timings – 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM

Entrance Fee –

• Indians Adults – INR 50 per person
• Indian students – INR 20 per person
• Foreign Adults – INR 200 per person
• International students – INR 25 per person

City Palace –
The City Palace was once the seat of the king, who ruled the entire region from here. City Palace is a beautiful complex of buildings, courtyards, and gardens in the city's heart. Within the royal palace lies Chandra Mahal, and Mubarak Mahal are two of the main attractions of this place. It showcases the fusion of Indian, Mughal, Rajput, and even European styles, which can be seen in the palace's architecture.

Travel Information:
Timings – 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Entrance Fee –

• Indians Adults – INR 200 per person
• Indian Kids – INR 100 per person
• Indian Student with valid ID – INR 100 per person
• Foreign Adults – INR 700 per person
• Foreign Kids – INR 400 per person
• Foreign Students with valid ID – INR 400 per person

Jantar Mantar –
Jantar Mantar is a perfect place for those looking for astronomy, as it houses various astronomical instruments. It is considered as one of the largest observatories in the world. Five magnificent monuments are built in Jaipur, Ujjain, New Delhi, Mathura, and Varanasi. It symbolizes an ideal blending of science, religion, and art is known as the Jantar Mantar.

Travel Information:
Timings – 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Entrance Fee –

• Indians Adults – INR 50 per person
• Indian students – INR 20 per person
• Foreign Adults – INR 200 per person
• International students – INR 25 per person

Hawa Mahal –
The Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, popularly known as the Palace of Winds, is one of the city's most prominent tourist attractions on Johari Bazaar Road, Badi Choupad. Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh of the Kachhwaha Rajput dynasty built the palace in 1799 CE. These veils are designed specifically for females of the royal household, enabling them to view daily activities while remaining veiled behind the jharokhas.

Travel Information:
Timings – 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Entrance Fee –
Indians Adults – INR 50 per person
Indian students – INR 20 per person
Foreign Adults – INR 200 per person
International students – INR 100 per person

Albert Hall Museum –
Albert Hall Museum, one of Jaipur's oldest and most prominent museums, is a must-see. It was named after King Albert Edward VII of England, who inaugurated it. It was built outside of the old walled city. Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob built it, and it was dedicated somewhere in the late nineteenth century. A few of the most impressive exhibits include artifacts and oil paintings, watercolor portraits, and landscapes.

Travel Information:
Timings – 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM

Entrance Fee –

• Indians Adults – INR 50 per person
• Indian students – INR 20 per person
• Foreign Adults – INR 200 per person
• International students – INR 25 per person

Conclusion –
When planning to visit the Pink City of Rajasthan, get the most out of your Jaipur trip package and consider timing and fees. To plan your trip properly, note each landmark's opening and closing hours. To avoid crowds and intense heat, visiting early in the morning or late in the day is best. Also, be mindful of the entrance prices for each monument and plan your money accordingly. Some monuments give student discounts or different costs for overseas visitors. Researching and arranging ahead of time will ensure a seamless and enjoyable visit to Jaipur's stunning landmarks.