Rani Kamlapati Mahal
Tourist Attraction
Rani Kamlapati Mahal
Rani Kamlapati Mahal, also known as Kamlapati Palace, is a historical monument located on the bridge connecting the Upper Lake and Lower Lake in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Built in 1722 by Rani Kamlapati, the widow of the Gond ruler Nizam Shah, the palace is an excellent example of early 18th-century secular architecture.
The palace features double-storied construction with cusped arches supported on fluted pillars, lotus petal-shaped merlons, and brackets supporting the Chhajjas. It has been designated as a Monument of National Importance by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers picturesque views of the lakes. It also houses an old canon and the remains of an old watermill or panchakki. On the western side of the palace are the remains of Fatehgarh Fort, built by Sardar Dost Mohammad of Bhopal.
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Rani Kamlapati Mahal is located in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
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