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Nahargarh Fort

Aravalli Hills, JaipurHistoric fort

Perched above Jaipur, Nahargarh combines a dramatic hilltop setting with royal residences and some of the most memorable views across the Pink City.

About Nahargarh Fort

Sawai Jai Singh II built Nahargarh in 1734 on the Aravalli ridge above his new city, as a retreat and part of its defences. Its walls once ran along the ridge to Jaigarh Fort.

Inside, the Madhavendra Bhawan, added in the 1880s by Sawai Madho Singh II, contains nine identical suites for his queens, joined by corridors to the king's own rooms. The fort's terraces give the widest view over Jaipur's rooftops.

Nahargarh Fort At A Glance

Location
Aravalli Hills, Jaipur
Type
Fort
Heritage Status
Historic fort
Entry
₹200 foreign nationals · ₹50 Indian citizens

Know Before You Go

Timings

10:00 AM – 5:30 PM (last entry 5:00 PM)

Weekly closed: Open all days

Online Booking

Yes — Rajasthan Tourism OBMS portal

Restrictions

No food inside museum sections; standard heritage-site rules

Washrooms

Available near entrance/restaurant area

Hilltop fort, sunset viewpoint over Jaipur

Good To Know

Visiting Nahargarh Fort

When is the best time to go?

Late afternoon, when the light over the city turns warm. It's a popular sunset spot, so expect company on the ramparts.

How do I get there?

By road up a winding hill route, about half an hour from the old city. It's often combined with Jaigarh Fort, a short drive further along the ridge.

What is the Nahargarh Fort entry fee?

₹200 foreign nationals, ₹50 Indian citizens. Tickets for the sites on your route can be included in your trip estimate.

What are the Nahargarh Fort timings?

10:00 AM – 5:30 PM (last entry 5:00 PM). Open every day of the week.

Can I book Nahargarh Fort tickets online?

Yes — Rajasthan Tourism OBMS portal.

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