Travelling to Indore first time then as recommended by Google this is a must visit place. But this time it is under maintenance and was closed. But I got access to the museum and temple. The museum is small but gives an insight to origin and culture of Indore. As I love visiting historical places, I would recommend people to go once. The entry ticket to the museum is 10rs and it closes at 6p.m. I am eating it three as I did not get a chance to visit the palace.

Visited during early April 2022. This palace was under renovation and most part of was cordoned off. Small section is still accessible. It is advisable to postpone visit till completion of renovation work. PS : There are no entry fees.

I visited this place in Dec'21, and most of the palace including the front facing 7-story building is under renovation. Only one part of the palace which has museum and a temple is open for tourists. You would love to see what in there for us. A must visit place to know more about Holkar dynasty.

We visited this place on 25th December 2021. There was renovation work going on. Only first floor was open for visitors. We took more than hour to explore only that first floor entirely. You need atleast 4-5 hours to enjoy all the areas. All antique items are placed very distinctly and all related information is given there. What I like the most is devalaya of Rajwada palace. Different Shiv lingams, paintings of royal personalities. The art work on wooden piller is astonishing. As we visited this place in evening it was amazingly lit up. One must visit this place to experience the heritage , history of Holkar dynasty. Highly recommended historic place.

Rajwada Palace is a stunning architectural marvel, showcasing rich heritage and cultural elegance. The intricate design and historical significance make it a must-visit destination. The place was not crowded and there was no entry fee.

In Indore it's most visited place. The palace showcases stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage. There is not that mach crowd inside but in outside there is a famous market Rajwada Market and it's very crowded. Here entry fees is 20₹ par person. Here wedding shoots are allowed. You have to pay for any kind of shoot. On Sunday it is closed. It is open from 11AM to 9PM. It's construction started from 1747. In middle of year 1818 to 1833 it is completed. In front of this palace there is small garden also. With this garden it's looking very beautiful.

Rajwada palace is good place for those who are interested to visit at historical places. Before going to visit here, you need to check online, that it is open or not. Maximum persons are not aware that it remains close in weekend and public holidays. Overall it is good place, can go for historical visit.

Nice and well kept palace in the heart of Indore. Do not carry to many things as you need to walk some stairs. Perfect place to take pictures, amazing view at night time. But you can't enter the palace in evening as it's operational only during the day.

Rajwada Palace Indore is a lovely place to visit. I was unlucky as the palace was closed due to construction work. We could only see the temple. Nostalgic indeed. Would want to visit the place again. Ahilyabai s history is depicted through picture s in the temple. But not satisfying enough. I do recommend. Keep it in your list if you visit Indore

Beautiful place in the heart of Indore. The hustle and bustle of the market place is a sight to see. The palace itself was under renovation but the temple and the museum in its premises were beautiful. Very well maintained. The sculptures and the artifacts from the royal family are on display. So are the pictures and history of the Holkar royal family. A must visit for a history afficianado. The temple is open up to 8pm but the museum closed at 6pm. It is close to sarafa bazaar (within 1km).

There is Beautiful Devi Ahilya Bais' Rajwada Palace in the centre of Indore city. One of the most amazing Historical place I have visited. You can feel that experience when you enter that fort. Therese also small art and photo gallery/museum. ₹30/ person ticket to visit gallery. Neat and clean. You can click pictures for memory.

Travelling to Indore first time then as recommended by Google this is a must visit place. Rajwada Palace in Indore is a remarkable historical site. The palace showcases stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage. Its intricate design and craftsmanship are truly captivating. The surrounding area is vibrant, with bustling markets and shops. However, it is important to note that the palace is partially restored, and some areas may require further maintenance. Despite this, Rajwada Palace remains a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a glimpse into Indore's royal past.

Indore city is mostly known for the Street Food. You get an amazing experience having food here its open till 2 am. Entrance of the palace looks stunning in the day as well as in the night also, The RAJWADA Palace, this place is located in very busy and crowded area surrounded by shops of clothes, jewellery, fruits, restaurants. It has become very old building now but a place to visit for history lovers.Its not a luxureous spot.

Also known as Holkar Palace, it is probably the most beautiful historical building / landmark in Indore. We were awestruck to see the amazing blend of Maratha styles of architecture with beautiful arches, ornamental windows, columns, verandahs, and courtyards. It is very well maintained. The Palace also houses a very nice museum, giving a glimpse of Holkar's history and lifestyle. Could not see the Light and Sound show which is held in the evening... May be next time.

It's hardly 3 km away from indore railway station, As on now (dated 16/10/2022) construction work is going so main gate is closed, so you have to enter from the second gate. There is no entry fee for Rajwada Palace unless you don't go to the first floor where many historical war things are placed( entry fee only 10rs for this) , if you are interested in history then must visit for it. Also good place for photography if you want to post in social media😉.

Disappointed due to unable to visit Main Building of Holkar Rajwada Palace in Indore. It's going Under Renovation Construction from last some year upto next year time said by security. Only able to see the Temple, Sadar Darbar & Exhibition of Holkar Family Trust available to visit. Hope ASI Archeological Servey of India & Madhya Pradesh State Government will complete the Renovation Construction of Holkar Rajwada Palace in Indore.

Indore’s real beauty lies in the older part of the city. The best way to explore these streets is by walking, talking to locals, listening to their stories, indulging in their street food!

In Indore it's most visited place. The palace showcases stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage. There is not that mach crowd inside but in outside there is a famous market Rajwada Market and it's very crowded. Here entry fees is 20₹ par person. Here wedding shoots are allowed. You have to pay for any kind of shoot. On Sunday it is closed. It is open from 11AM to 9PM. It's construction started from 1747. In middle of year 1818 to 1833 it is completed. In front of this palace there is small garden also. With this garden it's looking very beautiful.

It was a public gathering place. Do not forget to visit the museum that is within the complex, but has a separate gate. The information about the museum or directions to it, are not posted, nor does the ticket counter direct you to it. But the museum is worth the visit. It costs rs. 10 per person to see the history of Indore, across time.

This place has historical significance. When you visit the place you are amazed with the architecture and grandeur of the place. People who love the history will definitely enjoy. Place is well maintained

I'm totally satisfied with this place♥️Like I love heritage place and this was my first trip in which I went solo, now a little work is going on improvement but which is Malhar temple and the space inside is very attractive and strong and Ahilya Bai's weapons, all her things are still safe, I would like to go there again and again😇

I visited the palace at night, enjoyed the lights and the aura the palace had. It really was immense and huge. Didn't had enough time to go inside but this will be surely on my to do list

One of the well maintained structure by history. So much huge & beautiful property it is. The place is in centre of city so you can explore here Indori breakfast & food as well. You can also cover here Gopal temple, Banke bihari temple, kanch temple also which are on walk in distance.

Well maintained property. Approx time required to visit 2-3 hours. Museum is well maintained.

Rajwada is a historical palace in the city of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It was built by the Holkars of the Maratha Empire about two centuries ago. This seven storied structure is located near the Chhatris and serves today as a fine example of royal grandeur and architectural skills. The structure comprises two parts, the first one located at the heart of the city and the second one standing in the old part of the town. Rajwada palace exhibits a blend of Maratha styles, the palatial structure is sure to leave you spellbound.

The palace is stunning architecture & rich cultural heritage😍❣️ There is less crowd inside but in outside there is a famous Rajwada Market & it's very crowded. Entry fee is 20 rupees par person. Wedding shoots are allowed in this place but U have to pay for any kind of shoot. On Sunday it is closed for visit. It's open for visit from 11 am to 9 pm. Construction started from 1747. In middle of yr 1818 to 1833 it is completed. In front of this beautiful palace there is small garden🥰 With this garden it's looking very beautiful place. Despite this, Rajwada Palace remains a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a glimpse into Indore's royal past. In Indore it's most visited place🥰❤Wonderful place & don't forget to visit the attached museum😍it's also beautiful✨😍😍❤

It's a small palace, beautifully maintained. Monday Closed, All other days open between 11AM to 7PM. Rs 20/- entry ticket for Indians, you can buy at counter. Evening times it's good to see it in lights after sun set.

"Rajwada Palace: A Majestic Marvel Illuminated by Night" Rajwada Palace in Indore is an architectural masterpiece that truly comes to life at night! The palace, steeped in history, is magnificently adorned with enchanting lights that transform it into a mesmerizing sight. As the sun sets, the palace is bathed in a soft, colorful glow, creating a magical ambiance that is simply breathtaking. Visiting Rajwada Palace at night is an experience like no other. The interplay of lights accentuates the intricate details of the palace's architecture, casting a spellbinding aura that transports you to a different era. The way the lights are strategically placed highlights the elegance of this historical marvel, making it a must-see attraction in Indore. The serenity of the surroundings coupled with the captivating lights makes Rajwada Palace a photographer's paradise. Every corner of the palace seems to tell a story, and the night illuminations add a touch of mystique to the entire ambiance. If you're in Indore, don't miss the opportunity to witness Rajwada Palace at night. It's not just a monument; it's a living testament to the city's rich heritage and architectural brilliance. A visit here is sure to leave you enchanted and inspired. Also, Sarafa Night Food Market is nearby, offering a delightful culinary experience to complement your visit.

Must must visit place. You get to see the palace with their ancient utensils, worship place with their deity. It is a sight to see in the evening when the palace lights up. The life and works of Rani ahilyadeviji unfolds before us by the informative photos, placards, genealogy and the happenings are depicted by dolls. It is very well maintained palace. Very elegant, beautiful. The architecture is marvellous. It gets closed at 6:00 pm. So do go early

Rajwada Palace in Indore is a remarkable historical site. The palace showcases stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage. Its intricate design and craftsmanship are truly captivating. The surrounding area is vibrant, with bustling markets and shops. However, it is important to note that the palace is partially restored, and some areas may require further maintenance. Despite this, Rajwada Palace remains a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a glimpse into Indore's royal past.

Rajwada Palace in Indore is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history and architecture. The palace is a stunning example of a blend of Mughal and Maratha styles and has been standing tall since the 18th century. The palace is well maintained and offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. The palace has multiple levels, and each level has something unique to offer. The lower levels have a museum where visitors can see artifacts, including clothing, weapons, and other items that were once used by the rulers of the region. The upper levels have intricately designed balconies and are an excellent spot to take in the views of the surrounding area. The palace is surrounded by a bustling market area, where visitors can find everything from local snacks to handicrafts. The market adds to the overall experience and is a great place to pick up souvenirs.

It is being renovated currently, the temple and museum was a good visit.

A must Visit Palace !!! Good for Getting knowldge about Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar !

Travelling to Indore first time then as recommended by Google this is a must visit place. But this time it is under maintenance and was closed. But I got access to the museum and temple. The museum is small but gives an insight to origin and culture of Indore. As I love visiting historical places, I would recommend people to go once. The entry ticket to the museum is 10rs and it closes at 6p.m. I am eating it three as I did not get a chance to visit the palace.

Rajwada Indore ki shaan, if you are in Indore or if you are visiting Indore you should visit the rajwada palace. The palace is the time of the Holkar Dynasty. In front of the Palace there is a garden and a statue of Devi Ahilya is placed. While you are inside the palace you will get a good view of the garden from jharokha (window). Darbar Mahal is a big hall which can be managed better. On the front side in the 7 story palace you are allowed to go upto 2nd floor. Inside there is a wooden and stone architecture used. It will take 20-25 minutes to get a quick view of the palace. Currently there is a Rs 20 ticket for the palace. A parking facility is available by nagar palika on the back right side of the rajwada. Ek baar to visit Banta hai Bhiyaaaooo

The place is undergoing the maintenance. Ground floor of the open palace is occupied by Malhar Martand Temple and some photos and sculptures….. First floor is full of information about Holkar Family….through written banners, and other forms as well…. Many utensils from past time are available to see… It would take 2-3 hours to finish watching the things…. In short good place for a history enthusiast ….

We visited in the evening so we didn't get time to get inside the palace. Parking will be more difficult here better to take auto or other modes of transportation. Once you are done with the palace then you can enjoy the sarafa bazar post at 9pm

Indore's most busiest streets for shopping and food. I enjoyed Desi style Street foods . It's amazing and so nice that all food stalls are vegetarian only😍. Visiting time for shopping is 10am to 8pm. Visiting time for street food is 9pm till midnight.

If you want to know the life of Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar, must visit this. It contains gallary inside the palace which depicts the entire life of Shri Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar (entry fee 10 rs).The history of Maratha's is mentioned in beautiful artistic way. Must visit.

One of the popular tourist attractions of Indore, Rajwada Palace is one of the oldest structures too, architecture was unbelievable, near by palace many shop is there for shopping cloths, shoes, bags, bangles, women’s jewellery and many more

Had been maintained very well by the heritage community.. Enjoyed the light and sound show.. Definitely should visit when in Indore.

Most visit place in Indore. Whole history of Devi Ahilyabai Holkar and Family

It's a nice palace of historic significance. But badly and indifferently maintained. No information or signages, directions on what to see etc. It was not too crowded. Maintained quite cleanly except for some rubble from what looked like a long restoration work.

One of the best place in Indore city.. Rajwada is a historical palace in the city Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It was built by the Holkars of the Maratha Empire about two centuries ago. This 7 storied structure is located near the Chhatris and serves today as a fine example of royal grandeur and architectural skills..

Rajwada palace is such a beautiful palace from inside.. Now it's in under construction but you can visit it's temple which is open for everybody.. I suggest you to go before 6pm so that you can enjoy the 2nd floor of palace cuz it's closed after 6 pm... Unfortunately most of the people I knew only goes to the market not in the palace . Although it's a rush during festivals but it's worth going 😍

Rajwada is a historical palace in the city of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It was built by the Holkars of the Maratha Empire about two centuries ago. This seven storied structure is located near the Chhatris and serves today as a fine example of royal grandeur and architectural skills. The structure comprises two parts, the first one located at the heart of the city and the second one standing in the old part of the town. Rajwada palace exhibits a blend of Maratha styles, the palatial structure is sure to leave you spellbound. The entrance itself is beautiful with lofty archway and a giant wooden door covered with iron studs. As one makes his way through the entrance, one is greeted with a courtyard comprising Maratha arched Ganesha hall, a number of balconies with Maratha ornamentation, windows, and corridors, surrounded by galleried rooms. The lower three floors are made of stone and the upper floors are made of wood. The existing building is rectangular with cylindrical bastions at the four corners. It was constructed in 1766 and later the southern part was rebuilt in the years 1811-1833 after being damaged by fire. The Palace was constructed by the Muslim artisans from Mandu who worked for the Marathas but sought refuge in Malwa with their families, These families lived in and around Indore and went on to work for several structures for the Holkars.Maratha Dynasty. Today it stands proudly with its 7-story façade of carved stone and wood jails, jharokhas and chattries. The front bay has substantial forecourt assessed by a large fenestration in the front façade. All activity within this structure has been systematically removed and now boasts of a small office of the Joint Director, Archeology and Souvenir Shop run by the Archeology. The rest of the building is ground and two floors. One side of the front bay has been destroyed as has the complete rear bay. The rear bay, before reconstruction was an empty shell with garden within, enveloped by the thick external wall with the bastions. The architecture is of the Maratha period & style. Planned with courtyards suited to tropical climes the Maratha architecture is known for its simplicity, visible visual logic & austere aesthetic, made rich by beautiful detailing, rhythm & repetition. The aisles & arcades, punctured by delicate niches, doors & windows create a space in which articulation of open, semi-open & covered areas is effortless and enchanting. The Rajwada is now state property under the Archeology who granted special permission for rebuilding the old wada (residence) which was the main Rajwada which was completely burnt during the 1984 riots, namely the building around the Tulsi Kund along with the temple that previously existed there, between the two rear courtyards. This building was to be rebuilt by H.H Usha Raje Holkar and designed by architects Himanshu Dudwadkar and Shreya Bhargava on the 200-year-old blue print using the same material & finishes, while adhering to the seismic structural requirements, mandatory today. The rebuilding was to be identical to what existed earlier constructed with thin bricks in lime mortar with lime plaster, with wooden columns with stone bases, rough black basalt flooring & a brick paved courtyard in tandem with the age-old building techniques. The only departure from the original building was a concealed ms pipe frame for structural stability in this earthquake prone zone a necessity to obtain relevant building permissions

If you visit Indore, this is the main attraction to visit. A calm place to walk around during the day and bright lights during night time. The food stall and market outside is best to have food and hang around. Must visit place if you are in Indore👍🏻

Exploring the historic heritage palace was a magical trip back in time. There was a real connection to the past thanks to the elaborate interior design and complex construction. I was astounded by the entire experience of learning about the rich history, which makes it an essential destination for both history buffs and cultural lovers.

Well maintained history of Holkar dynasty… During our visit many portions were closed for repairs and restoration… entry fees Rs 20… If you want to see lighting effects then try visiting around 4-5PM & then wait for sunset to enjoy the lights… Very limited information about each rooms & its significance- request authorities to provide more details about the Palace

This is a charming and photogenic location that offers a unique glimpse into the past. While it may not be everyone's cup of tea, it's a worthwhile visit for those seeking a peaceful escape with a touch of regal charm. Just be aware of the limited attractions and potential crowds before you go.

This place is best to visit when you see it in day and evening as well. Light show is so beautiful and the historic art, interior design is so alluring. Try to go in week days as weekend will be quite busy here.

This place has been maintained nicely, Can be enjoyed mostly in evening & Winter season.. Considerably good but nothing much,only few pillars & & old Kingdom type open space monument

Historical landmark and popular tourist destination of Indore. Construction was started around 1747 by Malhar Rao Holkar as his family residence. Most of construction of wood was destroyed by fire a couple of times. Building is mixture of Hindu, Marathi, Rajput and Mughal architectural styles. Inside there is a large courtyard and outside of front gate a garden. Entry by ticket. Parking space away from the building. Heavy traffic of all kinds around this place. Nearby bazar was also established in olden times and remains busy adding to the traffic and noise.

It look stunning in the night and day as well. However there is nothing to see inside except a chandelier. Just an open place and courtyard .

Nothing exciting about the palace. The outside is well maintained. There are just corridors inside. You can visit once to quench your curiosity. The entry fee is 20 per person.

Must visit place in the city. A glorious piece of History indeed..! Tip no. 1 - try to attend sound and light show in the evening Tip no. 2 - must include the other Old Rajwada site.

This place is closed whenever there is chance of public gathering. For example on Independence day and Republic days it will be closed. Also during festive season it's closed.Although you can go there,sit outside and click a few pictures. It is located well within the city so you will never experience peace at this place.

Actually, We visited on 30th October 2022 in the evening but its closed for four years because renovation is going on and we came to know that very soon its going to open for us....Its great to see this wonderful palace which compel to think us ,How could they built ? What kind of technique and architecture they have use ? It's great experience for myself ....And you must visit this Ahilyabai's Rajwada ( Palace ) of Indore , Madhya Pradesh..

When it comes to the Heritage in Indore, the whole city owes a great deal to the famous feminist 'Ahilyabai Holkar' and her family. The Holkars have contributed a lot to the city's development. Rajwada palace being the stronghold of their roots in the system. Currently, under restoration work, It is a masterpiece of Maratha Architecture. It has a shiv temple inside( Ahiliyabai's favorite deity) & the whole structure stands on multiple intricately crafted pillars. There is a courtyard blessed with lush greens in the center & the corridors comprise all the artifacts and paintings with historical depictions. On the first floor, a museum dedicated to the Holkar lineage consists of their daily items and tiny mannequins showing Ahiliyabai's contribution to society and a recently added room showing how the last to the Holkar lineage alongside the British, constructed the services throughout the city. A serene and sublime ambiance and quite spiritual too. Staffs are helpful and generous.

This place is under construction. I visited this many times but this independence day i was lucky again and the view was stunning this time.❤️❤️

Under renovation for some days, but overall great place to see

Best place to know about Srimat Ahilyabai holkar...

If u want to shopping in indore best place is rajwada u can find any thing..I love it❤

Nyc to stay here with groups of many peoples🙂with rooms with 2 beds each in room.. nyc. experience over there

Heritage of Indore. Right now it's under renovation but still it's beautiful.

Beautiful place to visit. Holkar dynasty you can know from all information there

Pride of Maratha power, a beautiful palace of Holkars. It has been properly kept and maintained. It houses a temple of lord khandoba (Malhar). Written Documentary of Holkar dynasty provides glimpse of how they were pillars of Maratha empire till it sunset in 1818. Holkar Gallery is a must visit. Hosted on first floor, it provides more intrinsic details of Holkar functionary.

Wonderfull experience , Best place to visit , Full of market , Eateries , shopping , all experience was perfect , Indore Full markes for cleaning

The part of palace is under construction and would be under construction for around year from now so kindly visit accordingly. The quarter part of the palace which is looked after by private organisation is open to visit and is pretty place to visit. It's a good place to visit and talks lot about Marathas warrior holkar dynasty.

Historic palace constructed by holkars of maratha empire, destroyed by several times by invaders, restored nicely, indo-sarseneic architecture, situated at right at heart of city, you have to walk around the busy streets of fort for shopping, radhe Krishna temple is there, amazing Street food you will find around streets. Will take half day to see around along with palace.

One of the most suggested places to visit in Indore. It's an beautiful palace inside. Half of it closed due to construction work. The Rajwada palace has two parts, a museum that tells about the history and culture of Indore and another one has temples open for all. The museum has a entry fee Rs. 10 per head, while the othr part is free for all.

: Majestic Beauty and Rich History: Rajwada Palace - A Must-Visit Destination I recently visited the Rajwada Palace and was truly captivated by its majestic beauty and rich historical significance. This iconic landmark in Indore is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the grandeur of Indian architecture and culture. Here's my review of the Rajwada Palace on Google Maps. The Rajwada Palace, also known as the Holkar Palace, is a magnificent structure that beautifully showcases the blend of Maratha, Mughal, and European architectural styles. As I entered the palace premises, I was immediately struck by its imposing facade, intricate carvings, and impressive courtyard. It truly reflects the opulence and grandeur of its bygone era. Exploring the palace's interior was like stepping back in time. The richly decorated halls, royal chambers, and ornate ceilings provided a glimpse into the royal lifestyle of the Holkar dynasty. The museum housed within the palace exhibits a fascinating collection of artifacts, costumes, and paintings, further enriching the visitor's understanding of the palace's history. The serene and well-maintained gardens surrounding the palace create a serene atmosphere, offering visitors a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. The attention to detail in the landscaping and the presence of historical monuments within the complex added to the overall charm of the place. The staff at the Rajwada Palace were courteous, knowledgeable, and eager to share insights about the palace's history and significance. Their passion for preserving and promoting the heritage of the palace was evident in the way they engaged with visitors and answered questions. One tip for visitors: It's advisable to visit during the morning hours to avoid the crowds and fully appreciate the tranquil ambiance of the palace. In conclusion, the Rajwada Palace is an architectural gem that transports visitors to a bygone era of royal splendor. Its breathtaking beauty, historical significance, and well-preserved charm make it a must-visit destination in Indore. I highly recommend taking the time to explore this magnificent palace and immerse yourself in the rich heritage it embodies.

Great historical background and the good example of Maratha architecture. A must place to visit when you are in Indore. The surrounding area is also vibrant and is a busy marketplace. Try to get there before 5 PM, because Google shows the visiting timing till 9 PM but actually it closed on 5 PM when we visited the place. It may vary time to time.

Place is good but not open all...only concrete building is open...wooden structure is closed for people.. Has historical vallues good for site seeing etc

It is just ok ok types to spend small time taking some pics as architectural beauty as background. Rs 20 is entrance fees. Easily accessible place. People interested in history and architecture would like it

Not as practical as it used to be... After restoration many of the floors are sealed and I bet they have not really been restored. Nothing special about the palace won't recommend as a must visit place.!!

Rajwada, also known as the Holkar Palace or Old Palace, is an important historical palace in Indore that was constructed by the Holkars of the Maratha empire, around 2 centuries ago. An example of the fine architectural skill and magnificence of those times, the palace is an impressive 7 storey structure that is placed near the Holkar Chhatris. One of the popular tourist attractions of Indore, Rajwada Palace is one of the oldest structures too. The construction of the palace was started by Malhar Rao Holkar, the founder of Holkar Dynasty in the year 1747 A.D. This remarkable structure is placed in Khajuri Bazaar, right in the middle of the city. The Rajwada palace has the Shiv Vilas Palace on the right (New Palace) and faces a well-maintained garden that has a statue of Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar, fountains and an artificial waterfall

To be honest, nothing is there to see. The entry fee of palace for Indians is 20 rs. and for foreigners is 400 rs. You can go for one time but you will get excited to see around. Not much recommended. Thanks for reading the review. Many more reviews will come in upcoming days. Stay tuned.

We have visited in the month of September 2023, some renovation work are under process. At the top of Rajwada palace, view of road is awesome. Just have a look Entry ticket ₹ 20/per person

Wonderful palace, don't forget to visit the attached museum. Average time of 45 minutes is required to properly visit the fort. The market around is equally good.

Palace is the must visit for tourist. It is a two storey structure simple and elegant. The history tells previously it was all made out of wooden structure but fire broke out and only half of structure is left. Most of the rooms were locked. There is a 10 min light show in the evening. The palace look stunning at night.