Yes, it is open, the last entry is by 430PM

Hola. Nosotros fuimos en noviembre 2018, yo creo que Rs 300, mi marido dice que Rs 600. Eso es aprox entre 4 y 8 dólares. (Para viajeros extranjeros, los nacionales pagan mucho menos). Suerte !

It is near. There are auto rickshaws in plenty as well as taxi

You can go to jodhpur first. Visit Jaswant thada (1hr), Meherangadh fort (4/5 hrs), Umed bhawan palace. You will need minimum 1 day for jodhpur. Next day you can proceed to Jaisalmer. It takes 4/5 hrs to reach. On the way visit war museum (2 hrs) few kms before jaisalmer. You can visit gadisar lake, stay in tents near Sam sand dunes. Its a one of a kind experience. Do camel rides and dont miss the jeep safari early morning. Visit bada bagh, Optionally visit kuldhara ( abandoned village few centuries back). You will need minimum 1 and 1/2 days for jaisalmer. Next proceed to Bikaner, takes 5/6 hrs from jaisalmer. Junagadh fort is must visit and go to museum as well and will need 4 hrs.

it is better to see this fort during daytime to visit all the sections including a museum. I am not sure if there is a light show in the evening but the fort is more beautiful inside rather than from outside so daytime would be better. At least 3 to 4 hours may be required since there is a lot to walk around

yes sir junagarh fort open all day of week

Hi! September may be warm. well I went to Jodhpur, Jaisalmer,Bikaner and back to Mumbai via Jodhpur in Jan end was very chilled. Bikaner one day is more than enough if u visit only d fort and camel farm but if u want to visit Karni Mata Temple then some more time is needed. Nath dwara is near Udaipur i guess then u may add Udaipur too it worth visiting. If u still want to plan i will be happy to guide u.

I went to the fort with my Husband and there were no requirement for guide. We purchased the audio guide and I liked it very much. With the audio guide, it took us 3 hours to complete the tour. We learned a lot about the history and really enjoyed the visit.

Hi Maulik You will probably spend 1 to 2 hours in the Fort. There are two options for guide. An audio one or a local one. They offered their services for 200 rupees for an hour but I am sure you will get it for less. Across the road from the Entrance is a restaurant called Gallops which does good food and cold drinks. A five minute drive away is the Bhairon Vilas heritage hotel which is a great place to stay. Has a pool, cafe, restaurant and a bar. Have a great trip with your family 😎

The fort timings are 9am -6pm. Avoid the starting and ending time because of the rush. The Fort guide takes in people in rounds of 10 mins. All people queued up in 10 minutes are taken by a particular guide to visit around the fort. This should take approximately 2 hrs.