About Hawa Mahal
The Palace of Winds. A five-storey latticed screen built so royal women could watch Jaipur's street processions without being seen.
Best Time to Visit
September to March
Winter in Jaipur is perfect for exploring forts. The pink city comes alive with festivals like the Jaipur Literature Festival in January.
Entry fees in your currency
- Indian Adult₹50$…
- Foreign National₹200$…
- Indian Student (with valid school/college ID)₹5$…
- Foreign Student (with valid ID)₹25$…
- Composite ticket (Hawa Mahal + Amber Fort + Jantar Mantar + Albert Hall + 4 more)₹400 / ₹1,000$…
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- Video camera₹50$…
Live INR rates, refreshed hourly. Confirm at the gate counter — entry fees may have changed since this page was updated.
Entry Fee · Tickets
How much does it cost to visit Hawa Mahal?
- Indian Adult₹50
- Foreign National₹200
- Indian Student (with valid school/college ID)₹5
- Foreign Student (with valid ID)₹25
- Composite ticket (Hawa Mahal + Amber Fort + Jantar Mantar + Albert Hall + 4 more)Indian / Foreigner — valid 2 days, best value if visiting 3+ Jaipur monuments₹400 / ₹1,000
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- Video camera₹50
- Open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. all days
- Entry from the rear via Tripolia Bazar — the famous façade faces the road but has no door
- The street-side façade can be photographed for free from the Wind View Café across the road
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Travel Tips
- Best viewed from across the street
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- Combine with a visit to City Palace
How to Reach Hawa Mahal
Hawa Mahal is located in Rajasthan, India at coordinates 26.9239°N, 75.8267°E. You can reach Hawa Mahal by air (nearest airport in Rajasthan), train, or road. Use YatraJunction's free fare calculator to compare live train, bus and flight prices, and to build an AI-powered itinerary tailored to your budget and travel dates.
Planning Your Visit to Hawa Mahal
Hawa Mahal lies in Rajasthan, India, and ranks among the state’s most-visited heritage destinations. The nearest major city and transport gateway is Jaipur, roughly 4 km away — most travellers route through Jaipur by air or rail before continuing on to Hawa Mahal. Time your trip for September to March for the most comfortable weather.
Visitors from United States are eligible for India’s e-Tourist Visa — apply online a few days before you fly. Foreign nationals pay ₹200 entry at Hawa Mahal, and all on-site costs are in Indian Rupees (₹); use the currency converter above to see each ticket tier in your home currency.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best time to visit Hawa Mahal?
- The best time to visit Hawa Mahal is September to March. Winter in Jaipur is perfect for exploring forts. The pink city comes alive with festivals like the Jaipur Literature Festival in January.
- What are the top travel tips for Hawa Mahal?
- Best viewed from across the street. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Combine with a visit to City Palace.
- Where is Hawa Mahal located?
- Hawa Mahal is in Rajasthan, India, at 26.9239° N, 75.8267° E. The nearest major city and transport hub is Jaipur, about 4 km away.
- What are the best places to visit near Hawa Mahal?
- Top attractions near Hawa Mahal include Ranthambore National Park (about 121 km away), Ajmer Sharif Dargah (about 130 km away), Pushkar (about 136 km away) — all easy to combine on a Rajasthan trip.
- What is the entry fee at Hawa Mahal for foreign tourists?
- Foreign nationals pay ₹200 to enter Hawa Mahal (rates last verified 2025-10). Indian and other ticket tiers are listed in the Entry Fee section above.
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