This Historic Palace In Mysuru Is The 2nd-Largest In The City; From History To Architecture, All You Need To Know

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Constructed in 1921, the Lalitha Mahal Palace stands as a magnificent architectural gem commissioned by Maharaja Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV specifically to host the Viceroy of India.

Made In 1921

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Located on a picturesque hill near the iconic Chamundi Hills in Mysore, the palace boasts an imposing white structure designed in the stunning Palladian architectural style.

Near Chamundi Hills

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The palace is a remarkable example of Indo-European architectural fusion, featuring pristine white exteriors, grand staircases, ornate interiors, and European-inspired design elements.

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Currently serving as a luxurious heritage hotel managed by the Taj Group, the palace offers visitors an opportunity to experience royal living and immerse themselves in the region's historical grandeur.

Managed By The Taj Group

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Inspired by the architectural marvels of St. Petersburg in Russia, the palace showcases intricate European-style frescoes, elaborate chandeliers, and meticulously crafted furniture from its royal era.

St. Petersburg, Russia

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The palace's magnificent ballroom, adorned with exquisite paintings and elaborate decorations, represents the pinnacle of royal entertainment spaces during the Wadiyar dynasty's reign.

Magnificent Ballroom

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Strategically positioned to offer panoramic views of Mysore city and surrounding landscapes, the palace serves as a testament to the architectural and cultural sophistication of the Mysore Princely State.

Panoramic Views!

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Recognised as the second-most important palace in Mysore after the famous Mysore Palace, Lalitha Mahal continues to captivate visitors with its architectural splendour and historical significance.

Captivates Visitors

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Have you ever seen this beautiful palace?

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