Palaces in India

English: This page shows media featuring palaces in India. For more conclusive collections of media showing palaces in India see Category:Palaces in India.

Andhra Pradesh (with Visakhapatnam) edit

Location of Andhra Pradesh
Chandragiri Raja Mahal (11th century)
Chandragiri Rani Mahal (11th century)
Zameendar Palace, Kuppam (1066)
Hawa Mahal, Visakhapatnam (1917-1923)

Assam edit

Location of Assam
Ghanashyam House, Joysagar (1696–1714)
Rang Ghar (1744–1751)
Talatal Ghar (1751)
Ahom Raja's Palace (1752)

Bihar edit

Location of Bihar
Gol Kothi (1830s)
Navratan Palace, Champanagar (around 1909)
Nargona Palace (after 1934)

Chhattisgarh‎ edit

Location of Chhattisgarh
Bastar Palace/Jagdalpur Palace (1750)
Koriya Palace (1924)

Delhi edit

Location of Delhi
Jahaz Mahal (15th or 16th century)
Red Fort (17th century)
Qudsia Bagh (1748)
Zafar Mahal (1842)
Rashtrapati Bhavan (1929)

Goa edit

Location of Goa
Maquinez Palace (1702)
Palácio do Deão (1787)

Gujarat (with Ahmedabad and Surat) edit

Location of Gujarat
Moti Shahi Mahal/Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Memorial (1618–1622)
Naulakha Palace (1748)
Aina Mahal (18th century)
Lakhota Palace (mid-19th century)
Nilambag Palace (1859)
Prag Mahal (1865ff)
Sharad Baugh Palace (1867)
Laxmi Vilas Palace (1890)
Utelia Palace (around 1900)
Rajmahal in Mehsana (1904)
Huzoor Palace (early 20th century)
Wankaner Palace (1907)
Vijay Vilas Palace (1920)
Dowlat Villas Palace (1920s)
Indrajit-Padmini Mahal (1939)

Haryana edit

Location of Haryana
Jal Mahal, Narnaul (1590–1591)
Sheesh Mahal (1733)
Nabha House (19th century)
Pataudi Palace (1900)

Himachal Pradesh edit

Location of Himachal Pradesh
Raja Rupi Kulu Palace/Sultanpur Palace (1660)
Katoch Palace (1758)
Rashtrapati Niwas (1888)
Padam Palace (1925)
Royal Palace, Sarahan (1930)
Jubbal Palace (1935)

Jammu and Kashmir edit

Location of Jammu and Kashmir
Mubarak Mandi Palace (1824)
Amar Mahal (1862)

Karnataka (with Bangalore) edit

Location of Karnataka
Lotus Mahal (16th century)
Shivappa Nayaka Palace (16th century)
Rangeen Mahal (mid-16th century)
Mehtar Mahal (1566)
Madikeri Palace (second half of the 17th century)
Tipu’s Palace (18th century)
Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace (1784)
Nalknad Palace (1792–1794)
Raj Bhavan (late 18th century)
Vitla Palace (early 19th century)
Jaganmohan Palace (1861)
Bangalore Palace (1878)
Mysore Palace (1897–1912)
Lalitha Mahal (1921)

Kerala edit

Location of Kerala
Koyikkal Palace (16th century)
Punnathurkotta (16th century)
Mattancherry Palace (1557)
Bolgatty Palace (1744)
Nileshwar Palace (18th century or earlier)
Krishnapuram Palace (18th century)
Kilimanoor Palace (around 1753)
Shakthan Thampuran Palace (1795)
Aranmula Kottaram (around 1800)
British Residency (1811–1819)
Thevally Palace (1811–1819)
Rengavilasam Palace (1839)
Kuthiramalika Palace (1840)
Bhakti Vilas (late 19th century)
Kanakakunnu Palace (late 19th century)
Kollemkode Palace (1904)
Edapalayam Palace (around 1927)
Peermade Palace (1930)
Ram Mohan Palace (1930s)
Kowdiar Palace (1934)

Madhya Pradesh (with Indore and Bhopal) edit

Location of Madhya Pradesh
Garh Kundar Fort (10th century)
Hindola Mahal (around 1425)
Gujari Mahal (15th century)
Karan Mandir Palace (around 15th century)
Gada Shah's Palace (late 15th century)
Man Singh Palace/Man Singh Mandir (late 15th century)
Vikram Mahal (late 15th century)
Baz Bahadur Mahal (1509)
Raja Mahal (16th–17th century)
Bir Singh Deo Palace (1620)
Krishna Palace Athana (1628)
Jahangir Mahal (17th century)
Chaman Mahal (1715)
Rani Mahal (1720)
Kamlapati Mahal (1722)
Holkar Palace of Maheshwar (18th century or earlier)
Ashrafi Mahal (18th century)
Omkareshwar Palace/Mandhata Palace (18th century)
Rajwada Palace (1766)
Gauhar Mahal (1821)
Gond Mahal (19th century)
Jai Vilas Mahal (1874)
Taj Mahal (Bhopal; 1884)
Lalbagh Palace (late 19th century – 1926)

Maharashtra (with Pune, Mumbai and Nagpur) edit

Location of Maharashtra
Zaibunissa Palace (17th century)
New Palace Kolhapur (1884)
Rajwada, Ichalkaranji (late 19th century)
Thibaw Palace (1910)
Shalini Palace (1931–1934)
Jai Vilas Palace (1940)

Odisha edit

Location of Odisha
Talcher Palace (around 14th century)
Parikud Palace (1798)
Gajapati Palace (1835)
Palace of Kalahandi (19th century or earlier)
Basant Nivas Palace (1908)
Kanika Palace (1909)
Balangir Palace (1910–1920)

Punjab edit

Location of Punjab
Ram Bagh Palace (1831)
Moti Bagh Palace (1847)
Hira Mahal (19th century or earlier)
Rajindra Kothi (1876)
Jagatjit Palace (1908)

Rajasthan (with Jaipur) edit

Location of Rajasthan
Umed Bhawan Palace (1009)
Garh Palace (Kota; 1264)
Rani Padmini Palace (14th century or later)
Badal Mahal/Kumbhalgarh Fort (1458)
Royal Palace Bhangarh (16th century)
Samode Palace (16th century)
Jag Mandir Palace (1551)
City Palace Udaipur (1553)
Talab Shahi (1617)
Garh Palace (Bundi; 1607–1631)
Palace of Bilara (17th Century)
Hawa Mahal (Jaisamand; late 17th century)
City Palace Jaipur (1729–1732)
Raj Mahal (1729)
Lake Palace Udaipur (1743–1746)
Kishori Mahal Bharatpur/Lohagarh Fort (18th century)
Khetri Mahal (1770)
Bharatpur Palace (1772)
Deeg Palace (1772)
City Palace Alwar (1793)
Hawa Mahal (Jaipur; 1799)
Jal Mahal (1799)
Rambagh Palace (1835)
Garh Palace (1840–1845)
Shahpura House (19th century)
Laxmi Vilas Palace (1857)
Bissau Palace (1874)
Monsoon Palace (1884)
Laxmi Niwas Palace (1890)
Sariska Palace (1892)
Abheda Mahal (late 19th or early 20th century)
Vijay Mandir Palace (1918)
Lalgarh Palace (1902–1926)
Umaid Bhawan Palace (1929)

Sikkim edit

Location of Sikkim
Tsuklakhang Palace/Tsuklakhang Monastery (1898)

Tamil Nadu (with Chennai) edit

Location of Tamil Nadu
Thanjavur Palace (16th or 17th century)
Padmanabhapuram Palace (1601)
Thirumalai Nayakkar Mahal (1636)
Chokkanatha Nayak Palace (mid-17th century)
Tamukkam Palace (around 1670)
Ramalinga Vilasam (late 17th or early 18th century)
Chepauk Palace (1768)

Telangana (with Hyderabad and Warangal) edit

Location of Telangana
Rai Rayan Palace/Chandra Bhavan Palace (1757)
Koti Residency (1803)
Purani Haveli (early 19th century)
Rashtrapati Nilayam (1860)
Telangana State Archaeology Museum (1864)
Chowmahalla Palace (1857–1869)
Kollapur Palace (1871)
Wanaparthy Palace (1885)
Chiran Fort (1890)
Falaknuma Palace (1884–1893)
Khursheed Jah Devdi Palace (late 19th century)
Paigah Palace (1900)
Vikhar Manzil (1900)
King Koti Palace (1911)
Hill Fort Palace (1915)

Tripura edit

Location of Tripura
Ujjayanta Palace (1899–1901)
Neermahal (1930s)

Uttar Pradesh (with Lucknow, Meerut, and Kanpur) edit

Location of Uttar Pradesh
Jahangiri Mahal (1565–1569)
Khas Mahal (1631–1640)
Qila Mahmoodabad (1677)
Vijayanagaram Palace (18th century)
Gulab Bari (1775)
Bara Imambara (1784)
Darbhanga Palace/Brijrama Palace (1812)
Chota Imambara (1838)
Qaisar Bagh (mid-19th century)
Hussainia Irshadia (Irshad Manzil; 1922)

Uttarakhand edit

Location of Uttarakhand
Raj Bhavan (Nainital; 1897–1899)
Viceregal Palace (Ananda; 1910)

West Bengal (with Kolkata) edit

Location of West Bengal
Dupleix Palace (1740s)
Bawali Rajbari (18th century)
Krishnanagar Rajbari (18th century)
Bhupalpur Rajbari (around 18th century)
Shobhabazar Rajbari (before 1757)
Itachuna Rajbari (1766)
Dhuliyan Rajbari (1783)
Maharshi Bhavan (1784)
Raj Bhavan (1803)
Kalikapur Zamindar Palace (1819)
Tagore Castle (1820)
Hazar Duari Palace (around 1830)
Andul Rajbari (1834)
Marble Palace (Kolkata; 1835)
Rangibasan Palace (1840)
Metcalfe Hall (1840–1844)
Gayen Castle (around 1840s)
Cossimbazar Palace of Roys (1847)
Narajole Rajbari (19th century)
Nashipur Rajbari (1865)
Nimitita Rajbari (around 1866/1867)
Gobardanga Zamindar House (1870)
Kathgola Palace (1873)
Cooch Behar Palace (1887)
Victor Palace (1894–1895)
Kashipur Rajbari (1902)
Wasif Manzil (1904)
Hetampur Rajbari (1905)
Jhargram Palace (1931)
Mahishadal Rajbari (1935)