Panna Meena ka Kund

One of the hidden and most beautiful places to visit in Jaipur. There is no entry fees.
You can click beautiful pictures here.
This is a man made water reservoir consists of symytrical stairs descending to the pond/water body built for the purpose of water supply and rain water harvesting.
There is no fencing so be careful. You are not allowed to go downstairs.

Panna Meena ka kund is a really interesting tourist spot. You can visit this place on your way to Amer fort and it’s really good spot. The design of the steps in symmetry looks really marvellous.

The place is good and unique show casing multiple staircase wells but it is not maintained well. Any ways a good place to visit near Amer Fort . And donot forget to visit the place opposite to Panna Meena ka Kund ( not mentioned near the site about the place ) Do check the images posted of the same .

Very pretty and very clean. There's a guard there always to ensure no one goes down to the water level for safety issues. So you have to be content with taking pics from the top. There's a temple right opposite which is really beautiful as well. Free entry.

Such a beautiful place but has turned to be a waste land without any maintenance. Minimum they should allow to go down to 2 levels to get a good picture. No tickets. Complete waste of time.

Before amber fort this is the first place to visit. One can't enter down to the base but can roam around surrounding. Has its own history and one can take good pics. Parking here is little tricky. No ticket needed to enter this place.

Very nice historical place in Jaipur. It is nicely maintained and cleaned place.

It is situated just behind of Amber fort, and if you are visiting via Car in the fort it will be on the way.

Just same as we saw in movies. They have 1-2 shops of Rajasthani caps and umbrella.

Just the water is not bit clean, but can't be cleaned also.

This baoli (Or, step well) is located towards the rear of the Amber palace.
There is NO ENTRY FEE for this monument.

There will be security guards to ensure that nobody climbs down the steps. There will be a man who would be providing umbrellas and Rajasthani turbans on rent for photos at this location.

There will be folks who would offer to be your guide for an exorbitant amount. I would not recommend using their services. There's not much to do here other than enjoying the sights and taking pictures.

There is a temple right opposite the narrow road to this monument and if the temple is open at the time you visit Panna Meena ka Kund, I would advise that you utilise the opportunity to pay your respects.