Aamer Fort, Jaipur

The Amer Fort / Aamer Fort is a unique example of Rajput architecture in a historic town Amer in Pink City, Jaipur, Rajasthan. Aamer's fort stands between the wild hills of the Delhi-Jaipur highway, showing its image in the waters of the Maata Lake below with its vast ramparts. Ammer's Fort is famous for its Hindu art. In the fort, there are scenic street lights, doors and small ponds. This is the main source of water in Amber Fort. In ancient times, the name of Ambaravati and Ambeebkakpur has been the capital of the Qaqshah kings.

Amer is a town spread over 4.5 sq km (2 m²) which is located 12 kms away from Jaipur, India's Rajasthan state. Aamer Fort is built on high mountains, this is the main tourist area of ​​the Jaipur region. In the attractions of Rajasthan, historical Aamer is famous for its glorious stories and carvings, artistic style, Sheesh Mahal. Ammer's Fort is considered to be an excellent example of the high class craftsmanship. The castle built inside this fort is unmatched in itself. These palaces include Sheesh Mahal, which is known for its magnificent carvings.

The historic fort was built by King Man Singh, Raja Jai ​​Singh, and Raja Sawai Singh, who presents the historic glorious saga of his 200 years old. This fort is made of red stones and the corridors of this palace are made of white marble. This fort is built at a very high altitude, so there is a lot of climb to reach it.

In the fort, Dewan-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khas and Shish Mahal ot Jai Temple and Hukam Niwas are also made in the palace. In this palace, Rajput Maharaj and his family lived first. By the entrance of the fort Ganesh Gate was built on the temple of Goddess Silla Devi of Chaitanya Panth, which was given to King Mansingh when he had defeated the King of Jasor in Bengal in 1604. This palace with the fort of Jaigarh is over the hill of the eagle Has been installed only.

Early history of the fort
Aamer has been the capital of the Suryavanshi Kachwahs in the six months of search of this city for six centuries. Aamer's fort was built in 1558 AD by King Bharmal ji. The process of construction continued later in the times of King Mansingh and King Jaysingh. After a gap of about a hundred years, this fort was completed after King Jai Singh Sawai's time. In the same period, there was a sweet connection between the Kachwaha Rajput and the Mughals, when the daughter of King Bharmal was married to Akbar. Later, King Mansingh joined Akbar's navratanas and became his commander. That was the Golden Age of Aamer Valley and this fort.

The tourists enter through the high arched eastern gate of the Amer Fort. This door is called Surajpole. A large square is located in front of it. This is called Jaleb Chowk. Ammer Fort is built on various stairs on the slopes of the hill. Jaleb Chowk is located on the lowest couch. There are some rooms on the three sides of the giant square. Explains that at that time there were military houses and horses etc. Today there are shops of Handicrafts etc. There is another gate called Chandpol on its west side.

Aamer was named after Amba Mata, who was also called Goddess of Meenauo.
The total goddess of the Kachwaha kings outside the main gate of the palace is Shila Mata's temple.