Jaigarh Fort, Jaipur: Hours, Address, Jaigarh Fort Reviews: 4/5
Jaigarh Fort
Jaigarh Fort
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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89 within 5 kms

1135 AD
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Royal Amer Restaurant
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Kokum Bistro
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0.8 km₹ • Indian • Cafe • Vegetarian Friendly

A2A Café & Kitchen
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Cafe Coffee Day
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0.3 kmCafe

The Stag Rooftop Restro , Cafe & Lounge
141
0.8 km₹₹ - ₹₹₹ • Indian • Pizza • Cafe

Jal Mahal Restaurant
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0.5 km
Cafe Nescafe
10
0.7 km₹ • Cafe

Chokha Amer Restaurant
10
0.9 km₹₹ - ₹₹₹ • Indian

Moon Stone Restaurant
2
0.8 kmFast food
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Anand D Nanavati
Vadodara, India347 contributions
Very nice fort. 4 wheeler can go upto the top of the fort. Beautiful view from top and large cannon on top of the fort. We had a nice time on top of the fort. Combine with Nahargarh
Written 16 May 2022
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satish7113
New Delhi, India30 contributions
The best thing to see in Jaigarh Fort is the Jaigarh Cannon. It is said to be the biggest cannon in the World, that can through cannons at a distance of 35 Km. It uses 100kg of gunpowder to fire a cannon. It needs the power of 4 elephants to turn the cannon.
Written 26 April 2022
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Himanshu B
1 contribution
Friends
Guide will not bargain on its fee because he will loot you by praising so much about shops product and will drag you into shop without completing tour. Product are fake and higly priced. Don't come under their false claims and promises about quality and return policies.
There is only canon otherwise it's average.
There is only canon otherwise it's average.
Written 23 April 2022
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ajay
Pune District, India23 contributions
Fort with the largest cannon in the world. The fort is a great example of preserved forts of the Rajput kingdom. The fort was constructed as an military fort for the protection of Amber palace. The museum inside the fort is interesting and also the shop by the Rajasthan government is good to buy stuff. The water storage tanks with the history of gold being stored are also very interesting.
Taking Guide recommended.
Taking Guide recommended.
Written 13 March 2022
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Lamberaj
Mumbai, India93 contributions
The place is beautiful with a huge awe inspiring history but the guides are thugs. They give false stories and lead you to their internal shop of artefacts and manipulate you into buying. My strong suggestions dont buy from there. Go to only RTDC shops and buy as they loot you.
Written 17 January 2022
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ShyamKasturi
Yanam, India282 contributions
It is very spacious and large fort and needs considerable amount of energy, time and patience to roam around. Guides are available with fixed rates. It will take at-least 2-3hrs for checking out all major parts of the fort. Better not to go in a hurry schedule like 1hr or 1hr30min. in hand if you want to explore completely.
Written 28 December 2021
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Shravan B
9 contributions
This fort has the world's largest cannon and the fort is one huge massive structure like a maze
There is a lot of walking and it is recommended to club this fort along with Nahargarh fort
If you are not interested in seeing the coutyards and the inner structure of the fort ,can just visit the largest cannon which is near the entrance of the fort
There is a lot of walking and it is recommended to club this fort along with Nahargarh fort
If you are not interested in seeing the coutyards and the inner structure of the fort ,can just visit the largest cannon which is near the entrance of the fort
Written 12 November 2021
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Abdulla P
Mumbai, India62 contributions
Friends
Jaipur ka Jharokha .......
The view from the Jaigarh Fort ......
It's timeless, from my first visit sometime in 2007 and my repeat visits thereafter, it never fails to amaze and offer a new window (pun intended) for the scenic beauty it offers.
A fort having the world's largest cannon which was never required to tbe fired except for a test fire which landed some 35 kms away and the crater is now a lake.
A fort that was built to restrain any attacking army from reaching its ramparts, never had to test it's defence due to the alliances it natured with being the in laws to the Great Mughal Emperor Akbar to being the alliances with the British and post independence providing the treasure which never was disclosed yet took a 50 days of search and blocking of the Delhi Jaipur Highway by the armed forces in 1977.
A tale of how love conquers and alliances helps progress to how betrayal and deceit hampers legacy.... Its all wrapped for an interesting lesson from the pages of history which needs to be treasured as we "progress" .
It was built in 1726 AD by Sawan Jai Singh II and sits at several hundred feet above the sea level. The almost-intact fort is enclosed by huge walls and is connected to the Amer Fort with subterranean passages. It is believed to be built to protect the Amer Fort and is one of the strongest monuments of Jaipur.
The view from the Jaigarh Fort ......
It's timeless, from my first visit sometime in 2007 and my repeat visits thereafter, it never fails to amaze and offer a new window (pun intended) for the scenic beauty it offers.
A fort having the world's largest cannon which was never required to tbe fired except for a test fire which landed some 35 kms away and the crater is now a lake.
A fort that was built to restrain any attacking army from reaching its ramparts, never had to test it's defence due to the alliances it natured with being the in laws to the Great Mughal Emperor Akbar to being the alliances with the British and post independence providing the treasure which never was disclosed yet took a 50 days of search and blocking of the Delhi Jaipur Highway by the armed forces in 1977.
A tale of how love conquers and alliances helps progress to how betrayal and deceit hampers legacy.... Its all wrapped for an interesting lesson from the pages of history which needs to be treasured as we "progress" .
It was built in 1726 AD by Sawan Jai Singh II and sits at several hundred feet above the sea level. The almost-intact fort is enclosed by huge walls and is connected to the Amer Fort with subterranean passages. It is believed to be built to protect the Amer Fort and is one of the strongest monuments of Jaipur.
Written 28 October 2021
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Subbukanyakumari
Panipat, India56 contributions
We visited the Jaigarh fort during last week of Sep’21 and the place was less crowded. The ticket to the Jaigarh fort costs INR 100 for Indian nationals and INR 50 for Indian students. The good thing is that private vehicles are allowed inside the fort at INR 100, otherwise it would have been difficult for us to walk such long distances under the scorching sun. This fort is managed by the Jaipur Royal Family. The Jaigarh Fort, located on the Aravalli range of hills provides an excellent of view of Aravalli hills and the Amer Fort down below. The view from fort is very amazing towards Jaipur city or Jal Mahal which is scenic beauty. The world's largest cannon on wheels, Jaivana is displayed here and is the main attraction. We hired a local guide and he told us stories of how Jaivana was test fired once which scared Mughal emperor Aurangzeb and the cannon was never used during an actual battle. The guide also told us about the treasures stored under the water tanks in the fort which was taken by Indira Gandhi during a search operation in 1977 during emergency, though there are no evidence for that. It must visit place if you are in Jaipur and can be covered along with Nahargarh fort and Amber Palace.
Written 3 October 2021
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Mohammed khan
Maldives346 contributions
Family
Waste of time to go there see only cannon there nothings else to see there, be careful with chitter they ask to visit there shop to buy in triple price there product , and they waste your time and money
Written 30 August 2021
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M K
New Delhi, India44 contributions
I will be visiting Jaipur in a self driven car. So, which one should I visit first - Amber fort or Jaigarh fort?
What is the best way to travel from one to another?
M K
New Delhi, India44 contributions
What is the earliest time I can enter Jaigarh fort if I am travelling in my own car?
Dreams Taking Wings
New Delhi, India57 contributions
Does cab reach jaigarh fort ? How much walking is needed ?
Rajasthan Tour
Jaipur, India25 contributions
Yes u can go inside till canon by car fort charge for tickets is 100 per car per entry
KedarGodbole
Pune, India140 contributions
Where Jaivana is kept inside the fort. Nearby entrance or top of the fort. Can vehicle go inside near Jaivana.
Anoop Shah
21 contributions
Right hand side of the fort. its in top.
From Amer fort to jaigarh fort can we go walk through tunnel ??
Udit M
New Delhi, India169 contributions
There is a tunnel connecting the two forts but there’s no way one can walk through it. You can see the tunnel but the area is off limits.
Frequently Asked Questions about Jaigarh Fort
- Jaigarh Fort is open:
- Sun - Sat 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
- We recommend booking Jaigarh Fort tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 95 Jaigarh Fort tours on Tripadvisor
- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Jaigarh Fort:
- Jaipur Private City Tour: Customize your own (From ₹ 2,279.87)
- Private Full-Day Jaipur City Tour (From ₹ 8,386.01)
- Jaipur Amer Fort, Jal Mahal & Stepwell Private Half-Day Tour (From ₹ 3,066.04)
- Private Day Tour to Jaipur from Delhi (From ₹ 8,180.03)
- Rural Gems Of Rajasthan (From ₹ 1,74,423.74)
- Hotels near Jaigarh Fort:
- (0.84 km) Adhbhut Hotel Jaipur
- (3.16 km) Trident, Jaipur
- (0.92 km) Surya Haveli
- (3.74 km) Hathi Mauja
- (4.41 km) Hotel Vacation
- Restaurants near Jaigarh Fort:
- (0.47 km) 1135 AD
- (0.35 km) A2A Café & Kitchen
- (0.33 km) Cafe Coffee Day
- (0.39 km) Royal Amer Restaurant
- (0.84 km) Kokum Bistro