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Jaipur composite ticket

Jaipur's composite ticket explained: the nine places it covers, 2026 prices, how long it lasts, and the sights like City Palace that sell their own tickets.

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Some pictures are illustrations. The real places may look a little different.

The short version

Time needed
Valid for 2 days
Entry
₹550 Indian, ₹1,700 foreign

One ticket, nine places

The Rajasthan government sells a Jaipur composite ticket valid for two days. It covers Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh Fort, Albert Hall Museum, Sisodia Rani Garden, Vidyadhar Garden, Isarlat and the Metro Art Gallery. Buy it at the first monument you visit, or on the state's official booking site.

Is it worth it?

For foreign visitors, almost always. At the listed prices it pays for itself once you've seen Amber and two of the other big four. For Indian visitors the saving is small, and only comes if you see all five of Amber, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Albert Hall and Nahargarh.

Travelling on through Rajasthan?

The state also sells a ten-day pass for its protected monuments, museums and galleries across Rajasthan. From January 2026 it costs ₹1,300 for Indian adults and ₹5,500 for foreign adults.

What it doesn't cover

City Palace and Jaigarh Fort are run by private trusts and sell their own tickets. City Palace's palace composite adds Jaigarh and the royal cenotaphs. The Amber light and sound show, temples, Chokhi Dhani and balloon flights are all separate too.

At a glance

Jaipur composite, 2 days

₹550 Indian adults, ₹1,700 foreign adults

Students ₹180 Indian, ₹800 foreign. Listed prices, so confirm when you buy.

Rajasthan pass, 10 days

₹1,300 Indian adults, ₹5,500 foreign adults

City Palace composite

₹500 Indian, ₹1,700 international

City Palace, Jaigarh Fort and the royal cenotaphs.

Single tickets

Amber ₹200 or ₹1,000. The other four ₹100 or ₹600 each

Indian or foreign adult, from 1 January 2026.

Checked on 2 November 2026. Hours, prices and rules change, so check before you set out, or ask us on the morning.

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Tips from the family

  • Keep the ticket with you. You'll show it at each monument
  • Carry your student ID if you have one

Questions people ask

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