Hawa Mahal, also known as the "Palace of Winds," is a five-story architectural marvel in Jaipur made of red and pink sandstone. Its front façade resembles a honeycomb, with 953 small, arched windows called jharokhas, each adorned with delicate white latticework. The structure tapers as it rises, crowned with small domed canopies and spires. Intricate floral patterns and fine carvings decorate the surface, reflecting a blend of Rajput and Mughal styles. Designed for ventilation and royal privacy, the palace looks like a majestic sandstone screen that glows under the desert sun, making it one of India’s most iconic landmarks.