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mysore palace
Mysore Palace, Mysore, karnataka, India
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A symbolic representation of the city itself, a trip to Mysore is totally lost without paying this palace a visit.
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per person For Adults
20 per person For Children (10-18 years)
No Entry Fee for children below 10 years of age 200 per person For Foreigners
50 per person For Cameras
40 per person For Light and Sound Show (Adults)
25 per person For Light and Sound Show (Above 7 years and below 12 years)
20 per person For Children (10-18 years)
No Entry Fee for children below 10 years of age 200 per person For Foreigners
50 per person For Cameras
40 per person For Light and Sound Show (Adults)
25 per person For Light and Sound Show (Above 7 years and below 12 years)
All days of the week
: 10:00 AM-06:00 PM
Around 2-3 hours
ABOUT
Also known as ‘Amba Vilas Palace’, it is located in the heart of the city and is the official residence of the Wodeyars (erstwhile royal family of Mysore). This remarkable palace is one of the most famous tourist attractions in India, second only the enchanting Taj Mahal (Agra).
The architecture of the palace is an amalgamation of Muslim, Rajput, Hindu and Gothic styles of architecture. This three-storied stone structure is surrounded by a vast expanse of well-manicured lush gardens. The beautiful building of the palace was designed by Henry Irwin, using fine gray granite and deep pink marble (for domes). The palace houses many exquisite carvings and works of art from all over the world, and thus, has been converted into a museum for public viewing. The palace also hosts a light and sound show every evening from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
This majestic palace is illuminated on Sunday nights and holidays with thousands of light bulbs which shimmer against the inky black night, presenting one of the most enduring images of the city. Even though you cannot enter the Palace but you can go in the gardens and enjoy this beautiful show. The illuminated Palace is a truly magnificent sight, and worth planning your trip around. To enjoy the beautiful view do remember to arrive a little early to settle at a vantage position. The best part about it is that the palace is lit in one stroke, rather than in parts. So, arrive before the palace is about to be illuminated to feel the real charm.
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Cameras are not allowed inside the palace.
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Tickets for Adults Rs 40 / head, Children above 7 years and below 12 years Rs 25 / head"
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