Amber Fort
One of the most magnificent destination located on the hills just outside Jaipur. It was built by Raja Man Singh in 1600 AD and then completed to its present form by Sawai Jai Singh in the eighteenth century. The fort is an example of fascinating blend of Hindu and Muslim architecture built in red sandstone and white marble, the highlight of the fort is the Seesh Mahal (mirror Palace), a palace known for its craftsmanship in mirrors. It also locates in itself large ramparts, terraces, gardens and pavilions.

Jaigarh Fort
An impregnable and un-approachable fort. The fort was cleverly built to gives its archers an advantage over their targets. It is said that Raja Man Singh has buried huge treasures in this bastion. The fort also houses the Jai Ban the largest cannon in Asia, supposed to have been test fired only once.

Nahargarh Fort
Nahargarh, adobe of the tigers was built by Jai Singh to bolster the defense of Amer. The fort is located on the rugged Aravali Hills. The fort has uniquely a cluster of 12 suits for queens and at the head is a suit for the Jai Sigh himself.

Hawa Mahal
Sawai Pratap Singh, built the Palace of winds and air in 1747. The palace is though not in air but it is a façade, which is fifty feet in height and a mere one foot in width. The screen allowed the ladies of the palace to have view of the market place below. Today Jaipur is symbolized by Hawa Mahal.

Jantar Mantar Obeservatory
Jantar Mantar, one of the five observatories (the others being in Delhi, Ujjain, Varanasi and Mathura ), built by Sawai Jai Singh. He was an avid astronomer & buit it to study movements of stars it in 1718. The observatory contains a large no of structures called 'yantras' which are instrument to determine position of stars and the steller movements.