Jaigarh Fort is an example of bespoke architecture i e the structure designed according to the requirements of the construction. The fort is built with typical red sandstone that is the predominant material used in most of the Rajput and Mughal forts. Literally the name of the fort means the fort of victory. It was built by Maharaja Jai Singh II in 1726, in order to defend the unexpected attackers to the Amer Palace. The main purpose of the construction of this fort was connecting underground pathway between Amer Fort and Jaigarh Fort to help people reach safely in case of attack. The fort provides an excellent view of the Aravalli Range and Maota Lake and actually built atop Cheel ka Teela i e the hill of eagles. Its architecture is quite similar to Amer Fort. It had served as temporary residence of many kings and permanent store of weapons, artillery and ammunitions of Rajput rulers. During the reign of Mughal emperor Shahjahan, Jaigarh Fort was considered to be world’s most efficient cannon foundry. The visitors like to witness the most exquisite architectural gems like Aram Mandir, Lalit Mandir, Lakshmi Vilas Mandir, Ram Harihar Mandir and Bhairav Mandir in the premises. One of the main attractions of the fort is ‘Jaivana Cannon’, the largest cannon on the wheels. 

Jaigarh Fort Timings: 9:00 am to 4:30 pm daily,

Jaigarh Fort Entry Fee: Rs. 75 for Indian citizen and Rs. 150 for foreigners.

How to Reach: : Nearest Metro Station- Sindhi Camp Metro Station, Buses for Amer Fort ply frequently from Ajmeri Gate and MI Road bus stations which take about 45 minutes, also cabs and auto rickshaws are available anytime and anywhere.