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Introduction

Dive into the rich and unknown past of one of india’s most iconic palace (the mysore palace)

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Architectural Blend 

Known as Indo-Saracenic style, the Mysore Palace evinces a combination of Hindu, Muslim, Rajput, and Gothic architectural styles which are harmoniously blended.

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The Original Wooden Palace 

The original palace was made of wood and was destroyed by fire in 1897, although the present structure dates back to 1912.

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Spectacular Illuminations 

During the Dasara festival, the palace shines as if lit up by fireflies, for it has almost 100,000 bulbs lighting it up.

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Secret Tunnels 

There are rumors that the palace has a number of underground tunnels that go to different places prominent among which being Srirangapatna and other palaces.

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Exclusive Durbar Hall 

At palace, there is a private Durbar Hall which was used by Maharajas for important meetings and events and the public was never admitted.

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Palace Temples 

The palace has twelve temples dedicated to different Hindu gods and goddesses with great carvings and artwork on display.

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Rare Paintings 

The palace is home to rare paintings, one of which is a unique work that gives a procession of families in 3D from varying points of view

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Gold-Plated Doors 

The palace’s Ambavilasa or Diwan-e-Khas has intricately carved gold-plated doors.

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The Golden Throne 

During Dasara celebration, the fabled Golden Throne from Mysuru Palace is used. It serves both as a work of beauty and strength.

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Conclusion

The Mysore Palace is encased with historical and artistic value, come visit to discover more and other hidden truths.