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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Have you ever seen this beautiful palace?
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