The Nahargarh wax museum “Royal Darbar” section introduces the visitors to a sense of royalty. The exhibits of this section depict the majestic life like statues of “The Maharajas and The Maharanis of Jaipur”. Another stunning exhibit is “The Journey of the Jaipur Gemstone”, which puts on display the evolution of valuable heirlooms and treasures through the centuries. The Royal Darbar has been further divided into 2 galleries which have hand-painted pure gold motifs that are inspired from the glorious history of the Rajputana. And when you visit this section, do not forget to get yourself clicked in a royal setting with a Maharaja Costume.

Another attraction at the Nahargarh wax museum is the Hall of Icons. This hall is the starting point of Jaipur wax museum. Tourists visiting the wax museum in Jaipur can have a look at the wax statues of renowned national as well as international personalities. This includes celebrities, film stars, national heroes and sports stars. Some of the most iconic personalities whose wax sculptures can be found here are Amitabh Bachchan, Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, Rabindranath Tagore, Albert Einstein, Michael Jackson, Sawai Jai Singh II, and Maharani Gayatri Devi.

The Sheesh Mahal is an extension of the Nahargarh Wax Museum, and is a must see attraction. The Sheesh Mahal was built by Maharaja Man Singh in the 16th century. The Sheesh Mahal was recently renovated to bring it back to its former glories. The walls and the pillars have been revamped and are studded with high quality inlay mirrors to bring back its past grandeur and affluence. A visit to this section of the wax museum of Jaipur will allow you to witness the rich heritage of the Rajputana culture.

The ticket and timings of Nahargarh wax museum are as follows:

Tickets for Indian nationals cost Rs. 500/- per person. The ticket will give entry to Jaipur Wax Museum and the Sheesh Mahal. The tickets for foreign tourists cost Rs. 700/- per person. The museum remains open on all days from 10am to 6pm.