• The visit of Mehrangarh fort is a cool idea to explore the charm of Indian culture and strength of Rajput warriors
• Visit the Daulat Khana, a gallery of the museum houses one of the finest collections of Mughal miniature paintings
• Visit the museum which enlightens visitors about the golden age of the Rathores and the collections of palanquins, furniture, cannons, paintings and folk musical instruments
• See the burnished red sand stone, imposing, invincible and yet with a strange haunting beauty that beckons
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

This tour lets you to explore one of the ancient forts of Jodhpur-Mehrangarh Fort. Witness to several battles, these forts has seven gates which still bear the mark of cannon ball hits.
Explore the fort in detail and learn story behind the erection of each gate. Mehrangarh Fort has several palaces out of which Moti Mahal are the most prominent which houses the royal throne of Jodhpur.

Mehrangarh Fort is one of the largest and magnificent forts in Rajasthan. Located on a 150 m high hill, it was founded by Rao Jodha in 1459. To reach the fort you have to cross seven gates which still bear the marks of the various battles fought in the past. The second Gate of the Fort still stand intact even after witnessing the canon ball hits by the attacking armies of Jaipur during wars. One of the gates is Jayapol, meaning victory. It was built by Maharaja Man Singh as a symbol to commemorate his victories over Jaipur and Bikaner armies. Maharaja Ajit Singh made another gate named Fattehpol again meaning victory as a mark of defeating the Mughals. There are several palaces inside the fort which you can explore. Among all those Palaces, the Moti Mahal is the most prominent which has the royal throne of Jodhpur, the Sringar Chowki. Don’t forget to visit the chhatri of a Solider, Kirat singh Soda. It is the spot where he fell while defending the fort against the armies of Amber.