Top 5 Historical Forts of Rajasthan

• Museum- It has a museum that explains the narrative of the kings' lives and their history. It has incredible architectural designs that are hard to come by nowadays. Taking a tour through the museum is like taking a walk through history.
•  Library- Here you can find a complete written history of the kings and their wars. The books are unique and absolutely packed of any information you're looking for. Furthermore, research is ongoing in the library in some form or another.     
• Market- There is a local market inside the fort. Local handcrafter footwear such as juttis, traditional jewellery, and classic Rajasthani clothes are available for shopping at affordable prices.
• Café/ restaurant- Rajasthan is known for its cuisine, and what if you get to dine at the royal palaces? Mehrangarh fort includes a few lovely cafes and restaurants that serve real Rajasthani cuisine as well as other flavors. With a drink in hand, you can even enjoy the bluecity view from the top of the fort.
•  Temple- It is on the top of the fort that the fort's beauty lies. The renowned goddess Chamunda temple. It is visible from anywhere in the city. In navratras, the holy shrine is a key draw for the locals, and it also has some mythological miracle stories.

•  Market- This fort covers a rich market where you can buy anything you want, as well as narrow lanes lined with magnificent stores, which are a popular tourist attraction. Every day, vast quantities of clothing, jewellery, footwear, purses, and antiques are sold from those shops. 
•  Houses- The lovely houses are the cherry on top for the fort. These houses, which are built in the ancient traditional style, have a unique feature: a painting of Lord Ganesh on the entrance. You'll also note that some folks have written their wedding dates on the walls of their homes. It's really unusual and absolutely stunning. People are quite kind and will greet you with a smile.
•  Hotel/hostel- Have you ever fantasised about living in a fort? The fort of Jaisalmer may fulfil your dreams. For tourists and travellers, the fort offers a good number of hostels and hotels. I'm sure the view from your room window at night will be breathtaking. They are quite inexpensive and have a Rajasthani feel about them.
• Temples- Chandraprabhu Temple is located within Jaisalmer Fort and is dedicated to Chandraprabhuji, the seventh Jain tirthankar. Other jain temples inside the fort are shantinath temple, Rishabhdeva temple, Shantinath temple, Parasnath temple,Shitalnath temple, Kunthunath temple, Sambhavnath temple. In the fort, there is also a hindu temple known as Lakxmikant temple.
•  Museum- The museum contains a fascinating history of conflicts as well as insights into the sandstone city. The museum charges 100 rupees for Indians and 500 rupees for foreigners to enter. 

• Elephant rides- Do you want to be a king for a day? In the Amer fort, you can have an unforgettable elephant ride. While riding up the hills, you will view wonderful scenery.
• Garden- There are very few forts with well-kept gardens. Amer Fort has a lovely spacious garden where you may step back in time and experience what it was like for kings and queens to have an evening walk here.
• Dance and dining- What could be better than dining in a royal palace while watching a traditional dance form? The food blends so well with the atmosphere created by the music that you feel as if you could live there and listen to it while dining comfortably.
• Temple- There is a lovely temple called as Shildevi Temple, which is similar to the beautiful architecture of the palace. Because the idol is formed of stones, it is called Shila. Shila is a word that means "stones."

Best time to visit- September to march
Entry changes- 200/-
Timings- 8:00am- 5:00pm

Distance from Delhi- It takes 5 hours and 20 minutes to go from Delhi to Jaipur (289.9km)

Nearest airport- Jaipur International Airport is the closest airport. Amer fort is 48 minutes away (19.8 kilometers).

Nearest railway station- Jaipur station is the closest railway station. Amer Fort is 39 minutes away (13.3 kilometers).

Average hotel price in Jaipur- The average hotel price in Jaipur is between 1200 and 3500 rupees

• Museum- The durbar hall museum is an excellent venue to see all of the antiques and artifacts used throughout Rajasthan's history
• Camel safari- Rajasthan is known for camel riding, and what could be better than taking a ride in the state's most historic city? Enjoy the camel ride, especially around sunset, so that your eyes and camera can catch the ideal moment to remember for the rest of your life.
• Shopping- You have recollections of certain places because of the photographs you took or the things you bought while on vacation. The fort of Junagarh includes a few local shops where you can buy some of Bikaner's most exquisite items at very reasonable costs. 
• Temples- The Fort also has several sites of worship, including mosques, temples, and Buddhist monuments, which represent the city's cultural diversity and spectrum of rulers. When it comes to temples, Junagarh Fort is home to the stunning Har Narayan Temple, which is devoted to Lord Lakshmi Narayan and his consort Lakshmi. This temple also happens to be the Fort's royal temple.

• Padmini palace- Padmini Palace is the residence of Rani Padmini after her marriage to Rawal Ratan Singh, the Mewar Kingdom's monarch. The magnificent palace is a historical monument commemorating Rani Padmini's self-sacrifice after the Sultan of Delhi, Alauddin Khilji, conquered Chittorgarh. 

•  Kalika Mata temple- It is one of Chittorgarh's most important temples, and a tour of the city would be incomplete without a stop here. The temple's magnificent sculpture is what draws the majority of visitors.
•  Maha Sati- This hallowed site, some 110 kilometers from Chittorgarh, is where Udaipur rulers were cremated. Tourists go to this lovely building, which gleams in the sun since it has a water reservoir from which the Ganges waters are said to emerge. The 19 chhatris on the Ahar Cenotaphs honour the 19 Kings who were cremated here. He has more than 250 cenotaphs in all.
• Rana Kumbha's palace- The Rana Kumbha palace was Rana Kumbha's residence and where he spent his wealthy life. It is a must-see for travellers visiting Chittorgarh because of its attractive and creative architecture.