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The historic residences of the Bhati Rajput rulers showcase local royal heritage. This complex contains a museum and several carved palace wings.
Located inside the main square, this area lets you explore how the local rulers lived. Walking the outer fort streets is free, but you need a ticket for the museum.
Indian nationals pay ₹50 and foreigners pay ₹250. Camera fees are an extra ₹50, and video cameras cost ₹100.
1.5 hours₹50 - ₹250
This former royal residence is now a multi-story museum. It displays historic living quarters, royal artifacts, and weapons. Use the audio guide to get excellent historical context. It is often included with the foreigner ticket.
15 minutes
This decorated section of the palace features a painted, peacock-shaped roof. You will also see intricate stone balconies here. Look closely at these finely carved jharokhas. They allowed royal women to watch the courtyard unseen.
15 minutes
This palace wing contains delicate mirror work and detailed stonework. Stop to inspect the yellow sandstone walls. Craftsmen carved the stone so finely that it resembles wooden lace.
