Representative buildings of the Indian Pink City: The Palace of the Winds The Palace of the Winds was built in the mid-18th century. The pink city walls and many windows attract countless light. It is a masterpiece in the history of Indian architecture, and because of the many windows, there is wind blowing in any part of the palace. If there is a gust of wind, open the window and the palace will not be blown down. Whenever the moon is empty, the entire palace shines, so it is also known as the "moon palace." From the inlaid carved windows, many palaces in the palace overlook the streetscape and celebrations, and can not be seen by men other than husbands. The Palace of Winds is exquisite in exterior architecture, with good internal lighting and smooth ventilation. The cloister here is well-connected, but the exit can be easily found by signing. You may wish to look at the bustling scene of the Jaipur market through small windows like the old ladies. From here you can see the street view, on the other side you can see the city palace and the Jantar Mantar Observatory. Use time reference 1-3 hours transportation walk from the old city or take the Tutu to reach tickets foreign tourists (including photos) 50 rupees, English audio guide 110 rupees, tour guide fee 200 rupees opening hours 09