Jaipur Wax Museum: Jaipur Wax Museum is the first wax museum in the world to be opened at a heritage site. It is also known as Nahargarh Wax Museum as it is located inside the fort. This museum has over 30 life-like wax statues of famous personalities from different fields. Here is displayed a wax statue of 10 feet long Royal Enfield Bullet named Gati-Gamini, the signature of Rajasthan Tourism Motorbike.

Royal Darbar: The Nahargarh Wax Museum ‘Royal Darbar’ section consists of the majestic life-like statues of the Maharajas and the Maharanis of Jaipur kingdom. This section of the museum introduces the visitors about the sense of royalty in the Rajputana Dynasty. Visitors like to see hand painted pure gold motifs that are inspired from the glorious history of Rajputana Dynasty. Generally visitors like to have a click in a royal setting with a Maharaja costume.

Hall of Icons: The Hall of Icons is most popular section of the Nahargarh Wax Museum, this hall is full of wax statues of renowned national and international personalities such as Amitabh Bachchan, Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, Ravindranath Tagore, Albert Einstein, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II and Maharani Gayatri Devi.

Sheesh Mahal: Sheesh Mahal is an extension of Nahargarh Wax Museum, as It was built hundreds of years ago in 16th century by Raja Maan Singh, later on it became the part of the museum. The walls and the pillars of the palace have been revamped and studded with high quality gold-amalgam mirrors to regain its glory.

Jaipur Wax Museum Timings: 10:00 am to 5:30 pm daily,

Jaipur Wax Museum Entry Fee: Rs. 50.00 for Indian citizen and Rs. 200 for foreigners, Rs 5.00 for students (Indian), Rs.25.00 for students (foreign). Museum Section of the Fort has separate visiting charges as Rs. 500.00 for Indian and Rs. 700.00 for foreign citizen.

How to Reach: Buses ply at regular intervals from Ajmeri Gate and MI Road bus stations, Cabs and Taxies are also available anytime and anywhere.