Mysore Palace in Krishnarājpet

What an incredible, well kept, clean, safe and organized place to visit.I want to commend the Karnataka and Mysuru city for not price gouging. Its a fair ₹100 for adults (Indians or foreignersand not price gougers like the state of Tamil Nadu.Once you pay make sure you dont lose your ticket else you wont be able to enter.Shows are not allowed, but the palace offers a ₹2 per pair of shoe service at the entrance, shoes are bagged together (per familyor in my case in a single bag.There are many explanations in English, Kannada and Hindi throughout the speakers, but they play at random. I would encourage to book a tour guide (prices are fixed and available in a placard at the entranceor study and adventure on your own.The place is huge, you will first walk the palace halls, then residence hall with the temples then the main entrance (which is closed). Beautiful gardens all around the park as well.Even though its large, the place will be crowded. Many students also visit the palace.One of the most memorable experiences in India. Kudos to Mysore for preserving it so well.

One of the grandest palaces in India, one of the must visit places in the entire country and the best architecture of the British and South India can be seen here.The interiors are just flawless and has huge rooms and corridors.The Gardens are lush green and well maintained, exteriors are well protected and have grand entrances.Ticket price is 100 rupees which I think makes it completely worth and in the premises you get a food shops where you can buy Indian food and also washroom facilities.There are also many temples around the palace.Weekends are really crowded.You can click the pictures inside there is no restriction and it takes around 1 hour to take entire tour of the great Mysore Palace.Must visit place!! 😀

One of the most beautiful experiences in Mysore. Maybe you were shocked at the time of inside the palace because of its archaeological and historical beauty.One of the best historical monuments/palaces I have ever seen.Excellent historic space. The palace premise is a great place to roam, photogenic area.Good collections of kings stuff and photo gallery. All is very informative.One of the must visit places while you are in MysoreEntry fees - 100 Rs./-You will have to take of your shoes before entering and local guides are not available to guide. Otherwise huge parking space for your car. Snack bar is available if you feel hungry or dehydrated.You need around 2 hrs to visit it.Bag not allowed inside. leave your luggage at car. Walk from parking area. Dont take auto. Its walking distance

One of the best historical architecture i got a chance to visit. The culture, history amazed me. You can see the real Darbaar, canon,tusk, silver chairs, preserved materials. Lots of paintings are there kept safe. Its a great experience to be here. Please visit with your family and kids and let them know the greatness of Indian culture.

Very nice place to visit a one day trip. It is must to stay in the evening to watch the magnificent view of the Mysore Palace and fountain in Virnadavan garden. Musical fountain starts at 7 PM. It is very to see that.

The palace they maintained very neat and clean even though there are some lakhs of people visiting this place. You should visit inside in day time. It will close at 6 pm. After that wait for night view. It is simply superb. Superb lighting. Kings are staying in that palace

To be very honest I wanted to give 5 star ratings but its so much congested. Maximum people went there just to click pictures only. As a result, I couldnt even stand in a place just for a second to read the information given.Just a simple suggestion, to prohibit camera inside the palace museum and follow the rules in a very strict way.Other then that its amazing. Specially, the architectural beauty is mesmerizing.

Fantastic spot for a good evening. Do check out the interior as well as the exterior. It is a good spot for historical rememberance. Do not miss out on the night lighting. It is spectacular. You can come by around 6:30 to see the lighting. The actual lighting only starts at 7 but you can catch a good spot half an hour before for some brilliant pictures.

One of the best historical palaces I have ever seen. It is very neat and clean. They charge 100 rs per adult as entry fee and its open from morning 10 am to evening 5:30 pm and then lights it up in the evening. Its amazing to see the architecture and the ways it is designed. You need around 2 hrs to visit it. One of the must visit places while you are in Mysore.

👍👌One of the best historical monuments/palaces I have ever seen. It is very neat and clean. They charge 100 rs per adult as entry fee and its open from morning 10 am to evening 5:30 pm and then lights it up in the evening. Its amazing to see the architecture and the ways it is designed. You need around 2 hrs to visit it. One of the must visit places while you are in Mysore.👍👌

One of the best places I have ever seen. It is very neat and clean. 100 rupees per entry fee. Its open from morning 10 am to evening 5:30 pm and then lights it up in the evening. Its amazing to see the architecture and the ways it is designed. You need around 2 hrs to visit it.Footwear is not allowed inside the Palace. So, if you came via your vehicle better to drop your footwear there. Otherwise they have a place to drop, for that they charge 20 rupees.

It’s a decent palace !! The area is quite beautiful but the palace on the inside looks pretty old now ! The lights here are beautiful which is worth watching !!!Also this place definitely needs to be wheelchair accessible !Although there are very less stairs there a lot of old people struggling to climb themThe ticket cost is 100 per adult. No additional charges for photography.Also there is a battery operated car which charges 50 rupees and takes you around the palace campus!

I visited the place twice with family (wife and two young kids). The first visit was in the evening, on arriving in Mysore from Bangalore our driver brought us here to show us the palace, it was completely lit up and looked beautiful from outside. Once inside, we were in the palace grounds and it was a crowd consisting of mostly families. The lights were out soon after at the appointed time which I think is 8 pm, so we were lucky to have come at about the right time to see the spectacle.On the following afternoon, we went inside the palace, basically its been converted into a museum. The whole affair this time around was also very nice. The Palace is very well preserved, maintained and clean, and definitely deserves a visit.

If you are interested at ancient architecture and the history, you enjoy visiting the palace. Consider opting guide service to know more about the palace. They explain well about everything about the palace.You can even enjoy the light show during night on Sundays and public holidays

No doubt in why it is one of the most visited place in India. Beautiful architecture of ancient India. Visited on independence day and entry was free. There is light show in evening 7pm on Sunday and national holiday. huge crowd and no one was taking covid precautions.

A must visit place. The night view of the palace is very beautiful. There is ample parking space. The palace has great architectural structures inside. The garden outside is also very beautiful

One of the most beautiful places Ive seen. Theres so much detail to the outside and inside of this architectural wonder. However, I think certain sections were closed off as my visit here only lasted approximately 30-40 minutes. Nevertheless, Mysore Palace is a must-see location!

One of the best historical monuments/palaces I have ever seen. It is very neat and clean. They charge 100 rs per adult as entry fee and its open from morning 10 am to evening 5:30 pm and then lights it up in the evening. Its amazing to see the architecture and the ways it is designed. You need around 2 hrs to visit it. One of the must visit places while you are in Mysore.

One of the most beautiful architectures in India as well as the world. One must visit if you are traveling to the Southern part of India. The combination of European and Indian architecture is just a piece of art. Wooden carvings and other vintage items exhibit the richness of the Emperor.You can visit the shops present outside the palace to buy souvenirs.Its a classic case where the government should focus to make it further popular in International destination.

Great place. Ticket price 100 adult. Bag not allowed inside. leave your luggage at car. Walk from parking area. Dont take auto. Its walking distance. Auto ride cost will be 50rupees not worth 😒 😑. Beautiful Palace. You will love the architecture camera extra cost rs.100. Wear Mask 😷 crowded in weekend. Take water bottle with you. You will definitely enjoy. Time required 2 hrs.

This is the most beautiful famous and important tourist place of Mysore. Well maintained properly decorated and with high security. The main Dom of the building is totally covered by gold. This is crowded on weekends when I visit here. This is more than what you can think of. This is a really amazing place with easily accessible from the bus stand and railway station.

Very well maintained palace but ticket price is on higher side. When maximum such palaces have tickets of around 30-50 rupees in India, it has 100 rupees for adults and 50 for children. Moreover, they will throw you out around 6 pm as they will charge another 100 bucks for evening entry for illuminated palace.

First place in the list if you are planning to visit mysuru. Awesome place and amazing architecture. Worth a visit to the Mysore palace. Unfortunately a lot of areas are cordoned off as many parts of the palace have been damaged by tourists. The history is amazing. It is worth hiring a government guide at the palace who will give you a 45 minute detailed explanation and look into the history of the Mysore palace . The best time to go is at 10:00 in the morning when the crowd has not yet picked up . Weekdays are good if you want to avoid the crowd. Foot wear is not allowed in the palace . There is a place to deposit the footwear. Be armed with change as you will not get your money back if you go without change . It is Rs 2/-per pair . Ample parking is available and there are different gates that you can enter to go to the palace.

Awesome place for visit.In the evening its looks amazing as compared to if you visit in day. No time barrier. You can easily come and enter after 7PM also. You can book online tickets also.

Excellent and well maintained! This is a piece of art! Everything about this palace is regal!Its such a beautiful and architectural marvel! Absolutely loved the tour.The only downside was the queue to keep the shoes. Had that process been smoother, it would have been a great experience

Magnificent place with some rules. You still have to wear your masks. You will have to take of your shoes before entering and local guides are not available to guide. Otherwise huge parking space for your car. Snack bar is available if you feel hungry or dehydrated. It will take 2 hours to visit it properly.

One of the best kept palaces in south India. A must visit if you are in Mysore. Ensure to hire a guide. Prefer to visit on a Monday. Weekends and holidays are heavily crowded. The collections, paintings are fantastic.The big eye sore to me was : while recently painting the walls, splashes of paint has been spilled on many of the priceless painting. I felt terribly upset seeing theseThe Majestic structure is extremely spacious and well designed, appropriate of the abode of the Royals. Avoid going there on long weekends when there is a mad rush to enter and go round the palace. A bit of crowd control is really required.

Excellent historic space. The palace premise is a great place to roam, photogenic area.Good collections of kings stuff and photo gallery. All is very informative.One can spend easily 2-3 hours here. Adult entry 100 Rs. Children 50 Rs. Still camera can be taken inside free. Note that flash photos are not allowed. Close timing 6 PM

One of the most beautiful experiences in Mysore. Maybe you were shocked at the time of inside the palace because of its archaeological and historical beauty. If you can visit in the afternoon, you should enjoy a night view of the palace. The light show starts at 7 pm.

One of the most beautiful palaces I have ever seen. Excellent craftsmanship and the paintings are amazingly perfect. I was astonished by the wall painting done by the artists on those days. Each and everything you see there is perfectly made with the highly skilled craftsmen. I highly recommend visiting the palace if youre travelling to Mysuru.

A wonderful place to visit in Mysuru. The palace is so magnificent. It is well maintained. You are not allowed to use your footwear inside. The architecture, pillars, chandeliers and halls are breathtaking. Also, there is a lot of area around the palace. The courtyard is very huge and you can spend a long time here walking. Horse chariot rides are also available.

Had been there several times. Historical place. Must go if u want to see the grandeur. Must visit inside the day time. I had visited during day and evening time both. Evening light show is amazing.Must spend some time in the palace front ground overlooking amazing palace.

A magnificent palace visit, very well maintained.There is a free audio guide you can download at the entrance. Id highly recommend it, since it adds to the experience and helps you understand the history of the palace and to connect with it.You can visit inside the palace during the day, while in the evening you can sit outside and enjoy the night light show. Do check out the show timings for the same before visiting.

Best place to spend an entire day with friends and family. Worth the time and money. Get a guide to know every minute details about this place(palace). Very neat and clean. Well maintained. Situated at the heart of the city. No shoes allowed. Visit this place to know the life of the kings and queens who ruled this place. Also walk around to see elephants of this palace in a corner. They tend to dance. And it looks a bit of both fun and aw. Still could remember the panther statue around the palace having sharp teeth made of marble. Try the silk and handcrafts shop outside the palace. Good initiative by the government.

The Mysore palace is one of the most beautiful palaces in India, It is also largest palace in India and very well maintained.If you want to enter into port, needs to purchase a ticket worth ₹100 per head 10am to 5.20pm. I personally suggest to visit this awesome and marvellous architectural palace. After 6.00 pm you will not be allowed inside the port but you can go near to palace and see the night view. The night view is one of the best experience that I ever have. After 6:30-5:45 they turn on all the lights so palace looks beautiful and awesome.Ample parking is available and there are different gates that you can enter to go to the palace. When you visit Mysore dont avoid visit palace.

Magnificent! Magnificent. This is one of the best palaces in India. And also the best kept one. The carvings, pillars , halls, hallways everything is aesthetically pleasing. The courtyard is huge. The assembly chamber equally so.I would suggest visiting on weekdays, on weekends theres a crowd from all over India and some world and you wont be able to appreciate everything nook and cranny in that crowd.Must visit place in India.

Worth a visit to the Mysore palace. Unfortunately a lot of areas are cordoned off as many parts of the palace have been damaged by tourists. The history is amazing. It is worth hiring a government guide at the palace who will give you a 45 minute detailed explanation and look into the history of the Mysore palace . The best time to go is at 10:00 in the morning when the crowd has not yet picked up . Weekdays are good if you want to avoid the crowd. Foot wear is not allowed in the palace . There is a place to deposit the footwear. Be armed with change as you will not get your money back if you go without change . It is Rs 2/-per pair . Ample parking is available and there are different gates that you can enter to go to the palace.

* Mysore Palace *A must place to visit in Mysore, a fantastic experience to have here.Palace was kept clean everywhere, many stalls for chappal/shoe as we need to walk bare foot in the palace. Consists of 3 temples within the premises and a eye catching paintings all-around.Showcases the culture which was traditionally preserved but this palace is heavily crowded on weekends.Parking available and a horse chariot rides too. Entry ticket costs around ₹100 per head. Chandeliers are the breathtaking things here, despite, there are lot more things to visit at the palace.A buggy ride available at the entrance costs around ₹50 will take you a ride around the palace will be easy tasks for us to take pictures/videos.The glory and the royalty everywhere is mesmerizing..

One of the mouth struck experience. Mysore palace is must visit place, still the heritage of the city is well maintained.If you plan by evening around 4pm. You can both visit palace & light show starts at 7pm.Or else two times you need to buy entry tickets. Really one of the marvellous architecture building and lot of moments to pursue.Take a guide and see through so you can enjoy every details inside the palace.Entry tickets for Light show 120₹ and other time it is 100₹. Students concession is there.Parking available. Horse chariot rides available outside the palace.Prices are depends upon the day and public holidays. All 4 gates ride is 1000₹ and small round is 500₹.If you go in groups they charge per head 100₹. No fixed price, you can bargain to your best and enjoy the horse chariot ride.

Great place to visit. Everyone can enjoy the view whatever the age. You can visit as family / Friends / Alone.If you want to enter into port, needs to purchase a ticket worth ₹100 per head (10AM to 5.20PM). I personally suggest to visit this awesome and marvellous architectural palace. After 6.00PM you will not be allowed inside the port but you can go near to palace and see the night view. The night view is one of the best experience that I ever have. After 6:45 they turn on all the lights so palace looks sooooooo beautiful and awesome. Hit a 👍

Huge and well maintained palace. You need a minimum of one and a half hours to see it and 2 hours to enjoy it. Lawn is relaxing especially during evening with soothing breeze. Chandeliers are breathtaking. For Indian citizens entry fee is Rs 50.

This is one of the top most attraction in Mysore. The palace is very beautiful and the same is well preserved. The staff at the historical monument is very knowledgeable. You cannot wear shoes into the palace for obvious reasons.There is value added services like photography and buggy ride around the palace which is very nice. It is indeed a majestic experience.

We had visited Mysore Palace in the evening. We wanted to see the place in lighting. Lighting will be there on every Sunday from 7pm-8pm.It was really a great feeling to just stand there and watch. There was music arrangement kind of band. It was adding a nice flavour into that amazing experience.

This was a breathtaking experience for me.. The glory and royalty captured my eyes and heart. Each and every structure is mesmerizing and well maintained.While taking the tour many of the things were restricted but I wondered what would be behind the royal doors and yet curious about it. The paintings of the royal family is captivating and will really melt your heart. It is one of the biggest and well maintained palace in India. You can also hire a guide over here. Also there is beautiful temple which really gives positive vibes and your tiredness can go away after an hour tour. There are many gov shops if you want to buy sandalwood products and would recommend to buy it inside the palace as its quite cheaper from the outside market. The palace is well maintained but the hawkers once you ask the price bet youll end up buying the product after bargaining 😁

Its one of the most beautiful palaces I have visited in India.The architecture, the vibe is phenomenal.Its highly maintained and they wont let you take you shoes inside which I appreciate the most.Youll be mesmerized by the beauty of this place.Do visit once, you wont regret it.

The Mysore palace is no doubt one of the most beautiful palaces in India, probably the most beautiful. It is also largest palace in India and very well maintained. It is pride of Mysore. And when it is lit up during evening 7:50 PM Mon-Saturday for 10 minutes and for 1 hour on Sunday it feels a different world all together.Don’t forget to take guide for the palace tour to enrich your experience with history of the Wodeyar Dynasty(Rulers of erstwhile Mysore Kingdom).

No words to express the architecture and the beauty of this palace. I missed the light show but its highly recommended to visit during public holidays and weekends so that you will not miss light show at this place. Each and every turn inside the palace will mesmerize you. No use to explaining it here, so visit this place and experience by yourself.

A beautiful palace. Even the royal family still stays in a part of it. A very well kept palace turned into a museum. Entry was easy. U can carry phone. Need to open shoes at a counter at the entry of palace. Many counters so will not take time. We hired Guide and suggest-if u need detailed stories and history pls hire one. U can get guide after u remove shoes and enter the palace. A very well explained tour we had. It will take around 2 hours to see the complete palace. In nights they lighten up the entire palace with bulbs. It look amazing. Please check when they do it.

It is a place worth watching to anyone. I am glad that we enjoyed, and I got more archaeological and historical since then! It took me out on a voyage of thrones and kingdoms , I just wish everything goes back to monarchy and kingdoms and archery. I loved the whole tour and for beginners like me.Its a palace and its surroundings and exhibition of stuff. There are night lights in the evening and we can check out the rest in the morning;I enjoyed it

The construction and the taste is exquisite in this palace. Government is maintaining ok. But, only the portion of it is open for visitors. It was far better 15 years back when we could see everything. Now, too restricted. Its like a monument watch.. get out in 45 minutes :)