Mallika Dureja
Amer Fort, built of pink and yellow sandstone, is a beautiful example of the Rajputanas’ regal finesse. Located atop the enchanting Cheel ka Teela(Hill of Eagles), the pink city of Jaipur is home to a regal beauty.
Jaipur’s fort is a shining jewel in the city’s crown. Every day, over 5,000 sightseers flock to the fort to take in its royal splendor. Along with five other Rajasthan forts, the Amer fort has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The fort is well-known for the beautiful Hindu influences visible in its design. The palace’s grand parapets and ornate entranceways give it an air of royal grandeur. The fort was erected in 1592 by the Rajput king Raja Man Singh.
The fort is a well-known historical site and a prime example of Rajputana architecture. The elephant rides and the accompanying sound and light show are what bring in thousands of visitors daily. The fort was built by skilled Rajput architects and artists, and it shows. The storied past of Rajasthan is reflected in the architecture of Amer Fort, one of the state’s oldest forts.
