A group of tourists walking along a path near Nahargarh Fort.

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Modern Additions at Nahargarh Fort

Discover newer attractions added to the historic fort grounds. These spots offer indoor exhibits and evening dining with city views.

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While Nahargarh Fort dates back to 1734, it now houses several modern facilities. Visitors can explore wax exhibits, a mirrored glass room, and a rooftop restaurant.

These additions require separate entry fees. They provide alternative activities, especially if you visit during the hot afternoon or want to stay past sunset.

A close-up view of the ancient water management system at Nahargarh Fort.

Jaipur Wax Museum

30 minutesSeparate fee required

This museum features wax statues of royalty, historical figures, and Bollywood actors. It sits within the fort walls but operates independently. You will need to buy a separate ticket at the door.

Tourists standing on a wall listening to their guide at Nahargarh Fort.

Sheesh Mahal (Glass Palace)

15 minutesCrowded in peak season

Located next to the wax museum, this room is constructed entirely from hand-cut glass mirrors. The interior lighting creates complex reflections across the walls and ceiling. Be prepared for crowds here during the peak tourist season.

A breathtaking view of the sunset over the city from Nahargarh Fort.

Padao Restaurant

45 minutesCover charge applies

Padao is an open-air café operated by the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation. It sits at an elevated vantage point overlooking Jaipur. There is a small cover charge to enter the seating area. It is a popular spot to watch the city lights turn on after dark.