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The garden within Jaigarh Fort is a picturesque oasis. It boasts lush lawns, charming arched passages covered in vines, and a serene water tank. This well-maintained garden offers a peaceful escape and complements the fort's rich heritage.
Beautiful garden present in jaigarh fort
Spent the morning at Jaigarh Fort's picturesque garden, capturing some stunning photos of the surroundings. The scenic beauty and the fort's impressive architecture provided a perfect backdrop for my shots.
Awesome place . Do visit once if you are going to Jaipur.
Add to your list of Jaipur visit places.
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Awesome place . Do visit once if you are going to Jaipur.
Add to your list of Jaipur visit places.
#JaigarhFort #GardenPhotography #JaipurDiaries.
Its was nice fort around the jaipur area
And the cash only ticket counter and to that-much worthy for 50₹
And the cash only ticket counter and to that-much worthy for 50₹
The Jaigarh Fort, located on one of the peaks of the Aravalli range of hills is built about 400 m above the Amer Fort.[1] It provides an excellent of view of Aravalli hills and the Amer Fort down below.
The fort is 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) away from Jaipur city. It stands on a short diversion from the Jaipur-Delhi Highway, which leads to the Jaivaan cannon at the Dungar Darwaza ('Darwaza' means "gate"), the same road leads to another important fort called the Nahargarh Fort. It can also be approached from the Amer Fort over a short climb along a steep hill track, arriving at the Awami Gate near the fort museum.
The fort is 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) away from Jaipur city. It stands on a short diversion from the Jaipur-Delhi Highway, which leads to the Jaivaan cannon at the Dungar Darwaza ('Darwaza' means "gate"), the same road leads to another important fort called the Nahargarh Fort. It can also be approached from the Amer Fort over a short climb along a steep hill track, arriving at the Awami Gate near the fort museum.
Jaigarh Fort houses the Jaiwan Canon, which is the world's largest canon. The Jaigarh Fort is huge and also has a museum and a garden in it but i think the Jaiwan Canon is the most impressive attraction over here. You can take your car inside, and park it outside the Jaiwan Canon if you just wanna see and don't want to cover the distance on foot. You should visit Amer Fort first then Nahargarh Fort and at last Jaigarh Fort. The views from here are scintillating and the walls of the fort are just like the Great Wall of China.
Jaigarh fort has a lovely Mughal Garden called Aaram bagh.
This char bagh style garden is divided into four blocks by channels & fountains.
It has a beautiful triple arched gateway called Awani Darwaza with ramps to climb the surrounding walls.
The two covered bastions on either side of the Awani Darwaza offers breathtaking views of the ancient Sagar lake & the Amber Palace.
This char bagh style garden is divided into four blocks by channels & fountains.
It has a beautiful triple arched gateway called Awani Darwaza with ramps to climb the surrounding walls.
The two covered bastions on either side of the Awani Darwaza offers breathtaking views of the ancient Sagar lake & the Amber Palace.
