I travelled from Dubai to visit this palace, when I arrived at gate, I was rudely asked to move my car, I just stopped for guidance, anyway I moved and parked my car and came out with my wife and asked for entry, but I was again rudely asked if I had appointment? I told them no I don't have, I didn't knew if there was some appointment kind of thing, I would have arranged it. Staff was rude and arrogant. I waited there for 1 hour and I wasn't allowed by staff to visit, but one family affiliated with Pakistan Peoples Party came there and was given entry without any questions. My experience was there was very bad, I don't recommend to visit this place until you have contacts in government or affiliation with PPP. I was also told to get recommendation from Assistant Commissioner kind of person for entry. We left the place and decided never to come again.

A great experience overall, a good sight to see and gives that aesthetic castle vibes. The ancient furniture and pictures are still preserved and intact. A good place to visit with family or friends

There were so many things that brought us from the future into the past like how the kings lived and you can see a glorious frontal view of this beautiful place.

Faiz Mahal is a historic palace located in Khairpur, Sindh, Pakistan. It is renowned for its architectural beauty and cultural significance. It is an exquisite blend of European and Mughal architectural styles. It was built during the late 18th century and features a distinctive design that showcases both local and foreign influences. The palace is adorned with beautifully painted ceilings, frescoes, and ornamental details that reflect the artistic sensibilities of the time. The palace is organized around spacious courtyards and lush gardens, providing a serene and picturesque setting. The gardens are meticulously landscaped and add to the overall charm of the palace.

Faiz Mahal is another Mughlia architectural classic, sited in Sindh Province, Pakistan. It was built in 1798 as the palace of the Talpur family in Khairpur Mirs. The current descendant of the Talpur family, Mir Ali Murad Khan Talpur, who acceded to the Pakistani state in 1956.

The infrastructure of this palace is symbolic with a robust construction. Felt sense of royalty while entering into a palace. This palace was endowed with history, art, ambiance and rich history.

Lots of old things like lions lather ۔people said that this lion is hinted by meer shahzada e riyasit

Faiz Mahal Khairpur is Royal Palace of Khairpur Dynasty. This place is also known as "1 Lakhi Darbar/Mahal" as at that time it was built with the budget of 1 Lac rupees. This is heritage of Mir Emporers and also known for the great Mir Ali Nawaz Khan Talpur. At present Prince of Khairpur Mir Mehdi Raza Talpur is incharge of this place who rarely visits and stays in the palace otherwise it is open for general public and visitors to see the amazing art.

A wonderful and beautiful historical place to visit, also used as a museum for projecting its rich history and importance.

Beautiful and historical place ❤️❤️

Definitely a place worth visiting. A historical place kept in decent condition. Nice and refreshing experience

Overall you can sense the beauty of it in the past but now it's in a very bad state. Need restoration real quick. Lot of history can be found there. Beautiful flowery grounds Tickets should be must so that it can be used on expenses of restoration Washrooms in bad condition not for elderly people

It is a well-known palace, made by Mir Sohrab Khairpur. It is the sign of ancient architecture.

I have visited Faiz Mahal several times and it never fails to impress me. The palace is a true gem of Khair and a must-visit for anyone in the area. The architecture is stunning and the attention to detail is remarkable. Despite its age, the palace still looks fresh and well-maintained. I always make sure to bring my guests here and they are always amazed by its beauty. I highly recommend visiting Faiz Mahal if you're in the area. You won't be disappointed!