Jal Mahal

It is mahal inside lake. Mahal is 5 storeyed. Three floors are submerged in water and two floors are visible above water level. No entry fee is required as it is beside Amer road. Good place to take pics for posting on social media. No entry is allowed inside this Mahal. You can see it only from edge of the lake. Boating is also prohibited. Park your vehicles away from lake as police charges fine. Don't have roadside food. Try to visit in morning or afternoon as traffic is heavy in evening.

The views were amazing. We took many photos. We stayed for an hour or so. It felt peaceful. It a place were you can show kids our India heritage. People here are friendly and welcoming. Great experience. Must visit 🥰🥰

What to say about this place! It’s a gem in the city…. Absolutely Serene place to spend early mornings or late evenings. Nice place for bird watchers too. But the place definitely needs cleanliness and people should also refrain from throwing garbage here and there.

Beautiful fort in the middle of a man made Lake. No access to the fort but nice views just from the street. Unfortunately the shore is littered with garbage and floating breads which wastes the scenery a little bit. Not many crowds which was nice, no need to stop more than 3-5 minutes but worth the stop.on the way back from amber fort

Imagine gazing upon a stunning palace, beautifully illuminated against the night sky. This majestic structure,surrounded with waters, offers a mesmerizing sight. The interplay of light and shadow creates a captivating ambiance, inviting quiet contemplation. A visit here after sunset is sure to create lasting memories.

The place is nice, you can sit there for a while but in summer it would be a little difficult to sit there. You can have street food there. Which was not good. The food is 5/10. In front of Jal Mahal , there is a burger farm.

The place could have been better by allowing boat ride to Jalmahal. It should be converted to Museum or historic palace. It looks good in evening but not opened for tourists.

Jal Mahal, or the "Water Palace," is an architectural marvel set amidst the tranquil waters of Man Sagar Lake in Jaipur. Its five-story structure, mostly submerged with only the top floor visible, showcases a beautiful blend of Mughal and Rajput styles. Surrounded by the scenic Aravalli Hills, the palace offers stunning views, especially at sunrise and sunset, with its reflection on the lake being a highlight. Though the interiors are not open to the public, visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere, local shopping, and street food from the lakeside promenade. Built in the 18th century as a royal hunting lodge, Jal Mahal is a must-visit for its historical significance and picturesque charm. While access is limited, its beauty more than makes up for it. Visitors cannot currently enter Jal Mahal. The palace itself is closed to the public, and only the exterior can be admired from the shore of Man Sagar Lake. However, you can enjoy stunning views of the palace, especially during sunrise and sunset, and take a closer look via boat rides (if available). The surrounding area offers a serene atmosphere, with opportunities for photography, street food, and shopping.