Jaipur's iconic forts: A royal journey through time| Explore Jaipur’s famous forts with stunning views and fascinating history.

One of the most famous forts found in Jaipur, Amer Fort rises from the Aravalli hills with sheer greatness. Having been built in the 16th century by Maharaja Man Singh, Amer Fort remains a classic example of Rajput architecture, which has been greatly influenced by the Mughal designs. This white marble and pink and yellow sandstone fort boasts beautiful carvings, artistic features, and much more. You are going to get the most breathtaking views from here. Pro-tip: Take a tour of the subterranean tunnels that connect Jaigarh Fort to Amer Fort.

The 'Victory Fort, therefore is one more Jaipur treasure done by Sawai Jai Singh II in 1726. As a fortification for war, it had the strategic goal of safeguarding both the Amer Fort and the City of Jaipur from invaders. Jaigarh Fort had been captured here too. Its preparedness is depicted through the massive walls spread over 5 km long and water tanks. There is the famous Jaivana Cannon, which once was considered to be the biggest wheel cannon in the world. There are exhibits in the museum presenting the Rajput artifacts and the royal apartments known as Shubhat Niwas, and the beautiful Charbagh gardens. Jaigarh Fort: Its military precision and storied history make it a fascinating destination.

Nahargarh Fort is one of the places in Jaipur where you feel you are experiencing the best views of sunset. Built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1734, this was a great defensive stronghold that could scare away the attackers from Jaipur.The Nahargarh Fort is definitely a must-visit destination for those interested in history and who are looking for a quiet place to retreat themselves into observing the fantastic landscapes. You can catch some glimpses of Jaipur's glorious past there.

The best months to visit Jaipur with your family are from October to March. A perfect time, in general, for viewing the outdoors would be on these particular months.

October to March:

This is the peak tourist season of Jaipur. The temperature ranges between 8 degrees and 25 degrees. Thus it is an ideal time for city and fort tour and even markets as it does not scorch much. Diwali falls in the month of October-November and the Jaipur Literature Festival in January. It's a brilliant opportunity to enjoy rich culture at this time.