One of the most magnificent palaces, Jal Mahal is recognized as the ‘Water Palace’. Built in 1799, the Jal Mahal Palace was built in Man Sagar Lake enclosed by the Nahargarh Hills. The palace served as a preferable destination for duck shooting parties meant for the royalty. The architecture of the palace exhibits an amazing amalgamation of Rajput- Mughal structural designs.

The magnetism of Jal Mahal is because of its astonishing and exclusive architecture. The fort encompasses five storeys. The one that is above water level is artistically constructed to astound and magnetize spectators.

The Jal Mahal Palace is built using red sandstone, and is adorned with admirable cenatophs. It is located on the way to Amber, and is sited about 6.5 km from the city.

As the sun sets, the palace gets draped in ostensibly beautiful shades. The grandeur of the palace is unparallel. The palace is the hottest hang out place. During the monsoons, the venue near Jal Mahal is jam packed with numerous nature lovers.

Not only the palace but its surroundings are abundant for leisure activities. The visitors can enjoy various rides accessible near the palace. Very beautifully adorned camels and elephants are available for rides, near the palace. The place also enchants kids, to enjoy these exciting rides, and seemingly, it is the finest picnic spot for families.

As the night sets, the palace comes alive with ornamental lights. The mirror image of the palace in the lake gives it a panoramic view. The vibes cuddle-up the romance among couples.

The lake around Jal Mahal Palace serves best for flourishing varieties of flora and fauna, and houses a number of migratory and resident birds.

The consistent efforts of the Government have led towards preservation of the lake in regards to various areas such as ecology, wildlife, and fishery. One can even satisfy his appetite, along with eye-feasting views of Jal Mahal by visiting the nearest coffee outlets such as Café Coffee Day and a very popular ice-cream parlor.