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Introduction
 Built by a Wodeyar king in 1887, the Bangalore Palace is a must-see tourist spot in Bangalore, Karnataka. The majestic palace flaunts the Tudor style of architecture marked by Gothic windows, battlements, fortified towers and turreted parapets. Inspired by the Windsor Castle in London, Chamaraja Wodeyar – the then Maharaja of Mysore, was believed to have built this palatial structure, spending an exorbitant amount of money in its construction.
Sprawled beautifully over an area of about 430 acres, the Bangalore Palace is revered for its brilliant wood carvings, and this architectural splendor has continued to captivate tourists for more than hundred years. The palace is conveniently situated at the heart of Bangalore city, making it easily accessible for all visitors. The palace building is encompassed by a beautiful garden which further adds to the magnificent charm.
Bangalore Palace is primarily constructed of wood and is marveled worldwide for its exquisite carvings and paintings. The entrance is marked by a brilliant door panel leading on to the grandeur within. The elegant interiors are furnished with floral motifs, cornices, moldings and relief paintings adorning the ceilings.
Lying between Jayamahal and Sadashivanagar areas, the Bangalore Palace complex has turned into a popular venue for holding exhibitions, concerts and cultural programs.
The main attraction of Bangalore Palace is an art gallery exhibiting numerous historical photos, including those of viceroys, maharajas and other royal personages and exquisite carvings and paintings.
How To Reach
By Air - The nearest airport is Bangalore airport which is well connected with major cities of India.
By Rail - Bangalore is well-connected by trains to almost all major Indian cities and towns.
By Road - There are regular bus services from Bangalore to different cities of Karnataka and to other parts of South India.
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