There is still a fight going on over the Udarpur City Palace built in 1559, even Pataudi Palace will be in awe after seeing the carvings.

High walls, domes and beautiful arches

Raja Udai Singh built the Udaipur City Palace during the new capital period in 1559. The special thing is the structure of this palace, the marble arches of the triple gate look very beautiful in the palace with high walls and domes. Colors have also been used brilliantly in the intricately carved designs on the stones. Let us tell you that there is also a museum in the palace since 1969, in which all the weapons, precious things and armor etc. of the royal families of Mewar have been preserved. Maharana Pratap’s armor and weapons are also kept here. (Photo Courtesy: presswire18 Times)

The designs made on glass walls are unique

In the palace, designs have been made on the walls using glass art work, despite the curves, excellent finishing has been given. The special thing is that the walls do not get hot even when the sun is strong. Not only this, it has been designed according to the weather. That means it does not cause heat in summer and protects from cold in winter. The sofas in this area are of lining pattern which looks very beautiful. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @lakshyarajsinghmewar)

The specialty of Rajasthan seen in the palace

Let us tell you that glass inlay work is the specialty of Rajasthan and this specialty can also be seen in this room present in the palace. Which once served as the winter bedroom for the Maharanas. The colors most associated with the land of Mewar have been used in this place. Along with being red, yellow and white colors, there is also a zig-zag pattern. The dome and the floor are covered with glass and the doors of this room are of ivory. (Photo courtesy: citypalacemuseum)

oldest part of the palace

The foundation of the City Palace Udaipur was laid on the north-east corner of this courtyard and there is no room below it. It is considered to be the oldest part of the palace, which reflects the 16th century architecture, which was built by Maharana Udai Singh. The floor of this area is designed in checks pattern. The stairs with red carpet on both sides give a royal look. (Photo courtesy: citypalacemuseum)

Excellent craftsmanship visible in Mor Chowk

Mor Chowk is called the jewel of Udaipur City Palace Museum. Which shows the excellent workmanship of the people of Mewar. The intricate glass carvings that decorate the peacocks in this square are a specialty of the region. Due to its beauty, this area is reserved for meetings with high profile guests. (Photo courtesy: citypalacemuseum)

Stepwell palace designed in Mughal style

Full of life garden and stepwell designed in Mughal style looks very beautiful. Which gives a comfortable ambiance with marble finish and pillared corridors. Different types of small and big plants are installed in this area. It is on the topmost level of the palace as there are no floors above it. Which also sets goals for garden design. (Photo courtesy: citypalacemuseum)

A beautiful glimpse of the palace was seen during Holi