The most beautiful fort I have visited in India (yes, I went to Jaipur as well). You get the heritage and royal vibes out there. The price for tourists should be revisited. The difference between local and tourists' is totally unfair. The heat and sun was unbearable during summer, which is understandable! We couldn't find the mandir, maybe directions should be labelled everywhere. Free shuttle should be availble from parking to main gate and from mehrangarh to jaswant thada.

Seated on top of a rocky hill, this 800 year old 14th century Center of newly founded Jodhpur by Rao Jodha, is a fine example of architecture, craft, art, and the Museum of the family effects, give the visitor a real taste of royalty of a foregone era of Mewar. A lift takes the visitors up. Sections showcase weapons, apparel, palanquins, miniature paintings, exquisite rooms, so beautifully made over 40 years of work- indeed each generation added to the forts floors and ramparts. The purple coloured roof tops of Jodhpur inhabitants surround the fort. Parking, guides, & cafe are on site as are toilets. Half a day outing is worth the effort. October to March are good times to visit this legacy of Rajasthan Mewar dynasties and their folklore. Must do attraction. Light winter clothes, soft shoes, and water bottle are recommended. Camera and mobile are allowed. Fees are $ 3-5 total per foreign tourist. Guide costs less than $ 10.

This is a very well preserved monument and presented to good effect. The queue for the lift was such that we decided that our only option was to walk up the long ramp rather than waste time standing around in line. Nice place with great views over the town but be aware that the guards are very keen to close on time and start hustling people towards the exits as soon as they can. Go early, take your time, there's a lot to see.

A very well maintained fort and palace. There are detailed descriptions in both Hindi and English and hence you can choose to go without a guide if you want. We visited once with a guide and again without a guide to do it at our own pace. Cafe is available inside but overpriced as to be expected. One star less because the shops that sell handicrafts ripped us off. We wanted a fixed price shop without bargaining but the price we paid was more than two times what we found in other fixed price shops in Jaipur. We bought there because the guide said it is run by the museum trust.

Visited the fort on the last day of the year. The fort is beautiful and very well maintained. There was a lot of crowd but the lines for the tickets and guides were moving fast. The walk in the fort is long so wear comfortable shoes and have your camera ready as the views and the interiors of the fort both are great. There are cafe where you can stop for a quick bite on your way up or down from the fort. The Mehrangarh trust runs a shop where you can pick up gifts for family and self. The staff is very courteous and our guide was excellent and he made the experience amazing………a must visit if you are in Jodhpur

Visited this during our Rajasthan Trip, easily 2-3 Hr can be spent here by clicking photos and seeing a lot of historical stuff. Parking is available and they do have a café inside the fort which. There is shop inside the fort and we bought sandal wood perfumes from there which was good.

The fort is excellent. It has lots of views. The architecture is astounding. The sunset at the fort is mesmerising. There is a fee to be paid to use lifts. But it's worth it. While in lift you will feel how high we are going. Take lots of pictures and videos for insta.

This fort offers lots to explore. There were different type of exhibits, wonderful rooms to showcase past time luxury and lots of info about history. Eating or refreshmets was sold different parts of the fort so stopping and relaxing with food or drink was easily to enjoy. You can also pick up a souvenirs there if you want to have memoriam of your visit. I end up having stuffed colorful horse from the little stand from project shakti. They had good cause of helping womans in rural areas. What an great cause! There was an elevator up if you fon't feel like walking up and guide services available. We skipped thst one since we wanted to explore in our own phase.

The fort on a rocky hill, one of the best preserved forts and museums in India, was built by Rajput ruler Rao Jodha. It derives the name from sanskrit word Mihir, meaning sun, hence also called Fort of the Sun . Places of interest in the fort are period rooms : Sheesh Mahal, Phool Mahal, Takhat Vilas, Sardar Vilas, Jhanki Mahal, Dipak Mahal, Moti Mahal.Not to be missed are Howdah Gallery, Palanquin Gallery, Daulat Khana, Painting Gallery, Textile Gallery and Arms Gallery. The intricate carvings on the walls of the fort, the sprawling courtyards are beautiful. The fort is very popular tourist destination.

The fort is symbol of Jodhpur. Here you will have to walk a lot and climb some stairs too. Lift i available to go up, but it was not working when we visited there. For Firefox ziplining, you have to call them in advance. The cafe is the fort has good snacks options. There is souvenir shop also in the fort. Hiring a guide is recommended here.