A Tapestry of History: Garh Palace

Garh Palace stands as a testament to Bundi's royal heritage and architectural genius, often described by Rudyard Kipling as ‘the work of goblins rather than of men.’

Constructed during the reign of Rao Raja Ratan Singh (1607–1631), it features elements added by his successors, remaining a royal abode until 1948. Visitors are drawn to its fading turquoise-and-gold murals, revealing its former grandeur and cultural significance.

Unforgettable Highlights

🎨 Intricate Murals: The palace is home to numerous exquisite murals, including the remarkable Chinese-inspired ceiling.

🍃 Hathi Pol Gate: Enter through the majestic Elephant Gate, a gateway to royal history.

👑 Ratan Daulat Hall: A highlight is the Diwan-i-Am, featuring a white marble coronation throne.

Garh Palace offers a rich historical experience, ideal for tourists and history enthusiasts. Guided tours are recommended for a deeper understanding of its significance.