Hawa Mahal 2024: Jaipur- Ticket Price, Booking, Timings, Location, Guide Rate

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Built in 1799 at Badi Choupad in the Pink City of Jaipur, Hawa Mahal boasts 953 windows on its exterior walls. The palace, designed with honeycomb-shaped and intricately carved windows, facilitates the flow of breeze, rendering it an ideal summer palace. An extension to the nearby City Palace, it serves both functional and aesthetic purposes.

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Hawa Mahal Highlights

Particulars

Details

Name

Hawa Mahal

Address

Hawa Mahal Rd, Badi Choupad, Pink City, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002, India

Open

Everyday


Hawa Mahal Timings

Day

Opening Time

Closing Time

Monday to Sunday

9:30 am

4:30 pm


Hawa Mahal Ticket Price

Children's up to 7 years old get free entry to the Hawa Mahal. Tickets can be purchased at the premise ticket counter. 

Visitor Type

Entry Fees

Indian Tourists

Rs. 52

Indian Students 

Rs. 22

Foreign Nationals

Rs. 202

Foreign Students

Rs. 102

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Hawa Mahal Guide Rate

Languages offered are English and Hindi. If you wish for any other language Rs. 300 extra will be charged including the Price mentioned below. 

No. Of Persons 

Price

1 - 4

Rs. 400

5 - 15

Rs. 600

16 - 35

Rs. 1000


Hawa Mahal Museum 

Location: Courtyard of the Hawa Mahal

Established: 1983

Collections:

  • Antiques
  • Weapons
  • Royal artifacts

Purpose: Provides a glimpse into the rich royal history of the region.


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Exploring Hawa Mahal: Unveiling Fascinating Features

Discovering more about the 'Palace of Wind,' Hawa Mahal, we find an archaeological museum at its heart, preserving Jaipur's artifacts and offering a glimpse into royal lives.

On the second floor, Ratan Mahal showcases colorful glasswork windows, turning the chamber into a stunning chandelier with passing light—a true work of art.

Some Jharokhas, crafted from wood, inspire architecture enthusiasts to study handmade artistry intricacies.

Interestingly, you can only use ramps to reach the top two floors as Hawa Mahal lacks conventional stairways.

The name "Hawa Mahal" is derived from the fifth floor, also called Hawa Mandir, adding historical significance to this architectural marvel.