About Shila Devi Temple In Jaipur, Rajasthan :
Just before the entrance to the fort, on the right side, is a staircase leading up to the Shila Devi Temple. It is dedicated to Goddess Kali. The temple is very famous for its huge silver loins and silver doors. On the doorway of the temple, is an image of Lord Ganesha, carved from a single piece of coral.

General Information About Shila Devi Temple :
Location : Amber fort Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Temple Dedicated : Goddess Kali.
Temple Built By : Raja Man Singh I.
How to Reach : Jaipur city is well linked to National Highway No 8. The important distances are Delhi - 258 km, Agra - 232 km, Ahmadabad - 657 km, Calcutta - 1,472 km and Mumbai-1202 km.

Local Transport : The most commonly used transport in Jaipur is Tonga, Rickshaw and the local RSTC buses, though you can also hire taxi's from various spots to reach anywhere in the city, but the drivers may ask for more charge.

Other attractions of the Amer palace of Jaipur :

Diwan-e-aam :
In the second courtyard of the fort, is situated the Diwan-e-aam, hall of public audience. In this hall, the king received his subjects and listened to their problems. The hall has a lattice gallery and pavilion having elephant shaped columns.

Jai Mandir :
Behind the exquisite Ganesh Pol, a gate, are the residential apartments of the Maharaja. Amongst them, is the Jai Mandir, the hall of victory. It is known for its inlaid panel and dazzling mirror ceiling.

Sukh Niwas :
Sukh Niwas was the pleasurable residence of the Maharaja. For the purpose of cooling the palace, a channel for water flow was laid in the palace. The palace also has an ivory inlaid sandalwood door.

Zenana :
The fourth courtyard houses Zenana, the palace of the women. A common corridor connects all the rooms of the palace. This was done to provide privacy to the Maharaja while visiting his Queens.