Jaipur composite ticket at a glance
The composite ticket is a combined entry for several state-run monuments in and around Jaipur. Amber Fort is one of them. It replaces buying a separate ticket at each place, so it suits visitors who plan to see several sites on one trip.
The rates below apply from 1 January 2026, when the fees changed. A separate nationwide composite product exists at much higher prices, so make sure you ask for the Jaipur ticket and check the price on the counter or screen.
This guide is independent and does not sell tickets. Confirm the current rate where you buy.
Composite ticket prices in 2026
Rates from 1 January 2026, in Indian rupees.
| Visitor | Jaipur composite ticket | Nationwide composite (different product) |
|---|---|---|
| Indian adult | INR 550 | INR 1,300 |
| Indian student | INR 180 | INR 600 |
| Foreign adult | INR 1,700 | INR 5,500 |
| Foreign student | INR 800 | INR 2,800 |
Only the middle column is the Jaipur ticket. The right column shows a nationwide product and is listed here so you do not mix the two up.
Amber Fort and Jaipur tours
Guided visits to Amber Fort and Jaipur day tours, with live prices and availability. Check what each tour includes, since entry tickets are often an optional extra.
Which monuments does it cover?
Published lists name these places:
- Amer Palace (Amber Fort)
- Hawa Mahal, see Hawa Mahal tickets
- Jantar Mantar, see the Jantar Mantar guide
- Nahargarh Fort, covered on the Nahargarh page
- Albert Hall Museum
- Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh
- Vidyadhar Ka Bagh
One provider adds Isarlat (Sargasuli) as an eighth place, and some lists mention further museums without naming them. Treat the list as a guide and ask at the counter which places your ticket covers before you pay.
The lists do not name the City Palace, Jaigarh Fort, the light and sound show or elephant rides. Budget for those separately unless the counter tells you otherwise. The City Palace has its own entry; see the City Palace page for details.
Is the composite ticket worth it?
Compare it with the single tickets at the places you really plan to visit.
| Single tickets 2026 | Indian adult | Foreign adult |
|---|---|---|
| Amber Fort | INR 200 | INR 1,000 |
| Nahargarh Fort | INR 100 | INR 600 |
| Amber plus Nahargarh | INR 300 | INR 1,600 |
| Jaipur composite ticket | INR 550 | INR 1,700 |
For a foreign adult, Amber and Nahargarh alone come to INR 1,600. The composite ticket costs INR 1,700, so every further monument on the list adds value on the same trip. For an Indian adult the two forts cost INR 300 against INR 550 for the composite ticket, so it pays off mainly if you also visit several of the other places.
If you only want Amber Fort, a single ticket is simpler. See the ticket page for single entry prices.
What to ask before you buy
How long is it valid?
Some sources give 10 days for the combined ticket, and the nationwide product also has 10 days. Ask for the validity of the Jaipur ticket and the start date before you pay.
Is re-entry allowed?
Ask whether each monument can be entered once or more than once. Plan your order of visits around the answer.
Which places are included?
Ask for the current list. Lists in print and online differ in the minor sites, and one adds an eighth place.
What costs extra?
The lists do not name evening visits, the light and sound show or elephant rides, so ask whether any of them is covered. See the light and sound show page for the evening program.
Jaipur composite ticket: frequently asked questions
How much is the Jaipur composite ticket in 2026?
From 1 January 2026 the rates are INR 550 for Indian adults, INR 180 for Indian students, INR 1,700 for foreign adults and INR 800 for foreign students.
Does the composite ticket include Amber Fort?
Yes. Amer Palace is named in the published lists, together with Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh and other sites.
Does it include Hawa Mahal?
Hawa Mahal is named in the lists. Check the current list when you buy.
Are the City Palace and Jaigarh Fort included?
They are not named in the lists. Jaigarh Fort has its own ticket, so budget for it separately unless the counter tells you otherwise.
Is the nationwide composite ticket the same thing?
No. It is a separate product at higher prices: INR 1,300, INR 600, INR 5,500 and INR 2,800 for the four categories in the table. Ask for the Jaipur ticket if you only visit Jaipur.