The Palace of Winds, a fairytale-like unusual red sandstone building, is designed to allow female members of the royal family to watch the life and parade of the entire city without being seen by the outside world. Wind Palace After the Mughal dynasty unified the North, Jaipur was the only country that could be ingeniously circulated with the Mughal dynasty. After the fall of the Mughal dynasty, Singer II moved his royal palace from the Amber Castle (Amber Palace) on the top of the mountain to the plain in 1727, and the successors continued to expand it. The wind palace built in 1799 is a landmark building in Jaipur. The five-story building stands on the central street. The former ladies can see the pedestrians and scenery on the street through the window, but the outside people go to see it. Not less than them. Wind Palace, the dreamy pattern of sunlight reflected through the stained glass will make it hard to imagine that it will be in India, and even more surprised by the wisdom of the Laziput people, but also the luxury life of the old wife and wife. Local bus can be found near the Palace of Winds to Amber Fort, the fare is 6 rubles, if you hit the TUTU car at least 100 rubles.