A Huge Fort, A Submerged Palace And A Fantastic Curry - Jaipur India

On my final day in Jaipur, I headed 20 km out of the city to the huge Amer Fort (sometimes known as Amber Fort). I planned on taking a bus but it was proving impossible to find so I put on my haggling head to secure a tuktuk.
The fort is huge, much bigger than the fort I had visited the previous day. Built in the 16th century, it is now Jaipur's nost visited attraction with over a million people visiting it each year.
Following th fort trip, I took a bus to Jal Mahal, a red sandstone palace that is mostly submerged in water.
A few beers in a local bar later, I took a tuktuk through the chaotic city to a local restaurant where I had TWO curries for £1.50!
Join me as I spend my last full day in the city of Jaipur.
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[@gloriapilkington9797]

Love it with the kids on the bus

[@LedZippo99]

always looking foreward to your adventures... tks man...

[@gloriapilkington9797]

Great video

[@mickfield5458]

Probably get the shits after that! Prawn cracker taster! 😂Quality vid Scott 👍

[@jackow3307]

What's the name and where was the restaurant? 😋

[@globaltreats]

Can't remember, sorry. It was near princes vegetarian restaurant on Jaipur road.