Rupi Palace, also known as Sultanpur Palace, is a historic and royal landmark situated in Sultanpur, Kullu, Himachal Pradesh. Originally built in 1660 by Raja Jagat Singh, the palace blends Pahari and colonial architecture, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Kullu. Though significantly damaged during the 1905 earthquake, it was later rebuilt by Raja Dilip Singh.
The palace offers impressive wooden balconies, windows, and intricate architecture. A highlight of the palace is the private museum managed by the royal family, housing artifacts, paintings, and photographs that narrate the history and culture of Kullu. The palace hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year.
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