Introduction
Built in 1861, Jaganmohan Palace stands as a testament to Mysore’s royal legacy and is renowned for housing one of India’s largest art galleries.
Did You Know?
- Served as Maharaja’s residence during palace renovations.
- Murals depict Dasara festival and Hindu mythology.
- Houses over 2,500 paintings and artifacts.
- Displays Raja Ravi Varma’s famous painting “Shakti”.
Highlights:
- Vast collection of traditional and modern art.
- Royal residence architecture combined with museum space.
- Stunning Durbar Hall with stained glass and wooden pillars.
- Hosts cultural events and music concerts year-round.
Practical Information:
Location: Mysuru city center
Entry Fee: ₹40 (Indians), ₹100 (foreigners)
Timings: 10 AM to 5 PM (Closed Mondays)
Nearest Transport: Mysore City railway station and bus stand
Facilities: Guided tours, photography with permission
Summary
Immerse yourself in Mysuru’s art and history at the culturally rich Jaganmohan Palace.