Beautiful view of the city from the fort. Historic place built with amazing architecture by the Maharaj fondly known as the Nahargarh fort. The entry fee to the fort for Indian citizen is INR 50 . Great place for family hangout with ample of historical information. One would be advised to avoid the wax museum as it is very costly and you cannot take photograph from your mobile phone too, u need to hire a photographer inside who will charge you 300-400 for 8 to 15 photographs, its ticket price is INR 500 that includes entry to wax museum and sheesh mahal. Also in Sheesh Mahal they give wrong information to tourists that itz the only one in the world having a mirror floor. Lot of monkeys are there in the fort but they do not harm the tourists. A visit to the fort is highly recommended to those who love historical places.

I am not sure if this a UNESCO Heritage as it doesn't deserve to be one. There is nothing worth seeing here as compared to Amber or Jaigarh Forts.Its just a place where a King had kept his 9 Queens in different parts of a Building. One can visit here if you have extra time..Also please avoid the so called 'Sheesh Mahal' for which you need to pay extra.Its just a waste of money

If you have not had your fill of forts then this is yet another one to visit. It is one of the three forts in Jaipur. Appears to have undergone some maintenance and visitors are apparently increasing as it was previously neglected. Going up is an adventure as the road winds up the mountain. Walking is an option but I would not recommend as it is a long and steep hike up. So what do you get to see? The highlight is the Madhavendra Bhavan palace complex. It has nine spacious self-contained apartments, where the king's women lived, set around three sides of a courtyard. The king's quarters are on the remaining side. They're connected to the apartments by a corridor that enabled the king to secretly visit his ladies and frolic in privacy. There is a Sculpture Park where the collections on show change every so often. Finally, there is the wax museum. The museum is divided into three sections—a Hall of Icons with statues of celebrities including cricket players and Bollywood actors, a Royal Darbar with paintings and wax statues of Rajasthan royalty in traditional costumes and a stunning modern-day Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace) crafted out of glass pieces. Finally check out the view of the pink city from the top. Absolutely amazing.