Amber fortress, or the amber Fort, built in 16th century for Raja man Sigh I. But finally the construction was completed only after his death, his successor Jai Singh I.

The Fort is located on top of a hill, at a distance of 11km from Jaipur, and is surrounded by a strong wall, which stretches for miles. The surrounding land is hilly and covered with fairly dense vegetation, which was an additional advantage in defense.

This construction combines the strength and impregnability of the fortress with the subtlety and charm of this architectural masterpiece, which is clearly visible the influence of Muslim culture. Amber Fort is divided into 4 main parts, each of which has its own separate entrance and courtyard. Is the main entrance, located in the Eastern part of the fortress, for which he received the name "Gate of the Sun". He was intended for the ruler and the nobility. The entrance leads into the courtyard, where Raja conducted the review of his personal guard. There also was a place for horses, room bodyguards were on the floor above. From this courtyard you can enter the Church the Power of Devi, which until 1980 was offered up sacrifices to the goddess Kali.

The second courtyard is a large room with a double row of columns. It was intended for meetings where people could make requests or statements to the Rajah.

The third part of the fortress was reserved for the Royal chambers, in which you can get through the "Gate of Ganesha". This area is most replete with all sorts of wonders that attract tourists. Here you can see the Hall of a thousand mirrors, "magical flower" and many other attractions.

The fourth part is fully belonged to the women of the Rajah, his wives and concubines.

To reach from Jaipur to the foot of the fortress by bus. Next, a very popular means of transport is the elephant, the camel will be happy for a price to provide your painted Pets at your disposal.