Hall of Mirrors (Sheesh Mahal) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Hall of Mirrors. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Full-day Jaipur Private Sightseeing Tour by Car with Guide

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• Highlight Tour of Jaipur with Private Guide

• 5-Day Private Tour of Tigers, Taj Mahal and Palaces from Cochin

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The Sheesh Mahal is inside Amber Fort, which requires an admission ticket to experience. Tickets cost 1,000 rupees for foreign adults and 200 rupees for Indian adults. Composite tickets that cover multiple Jaipur sights, including Amber Fort, cost 550 rupees for Indians and 1,700 rupees for foreigners.

Yes, you can take personal photos inside the Sheesh Mahal, but don't use a flash, as it will reflect off the mirrors and create bright spots in your photos. Commercial photographers or videographers pay an additional fee.

Morning is an excellent time to visit the Sheesh Mahal, and Amber Fort in general, as you’ll be able to miss some of the crowds—and miss the hottest part of the day. Your best bet is to arrive early and be ready to enter right when the fort opens.

Yes, you can visit the Hall of Mirrors independently, as Amber Fort does not require you to come with a guide. However, guides can show you around the fort, explain the history of the Hall of Mirrors and Amber Fort, and add insight that's hard to get on your own.

No, the Hall of Mirrors remains closed to night viewing, but there are special light shows that take place against the backdrop of Amber Fort most evenings. Start times vary depending on the time of year, and there’s normally an English-language show first, followed by a Hindi-language show.