Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace in Chintāmani

Entry fees is 30/- you have to purchase ticket online...can buy from the gate by scanning image. The property maintain by Archaeological dept of India

As I love to explore historic places, this monument is perfect for me. I was dreaming about the time when Tipu Sultan and his people gathered in every inch of this place. ❤️ There you will find the craft of ancient time. This is an awesome place. ❤️

Good place to hangout for a while. Nothing much to actually see here,just a good place to capture few pictures if you like it.Just have online payment options with you,they ask you to scan a QR code and then buy tickets online.

One of the calmest place to visit with family and friends. Ambience here is quite good. Can also say that the best place to click pics for pic lovers. Especially in the Durbar, where theres a lot of wooden work done.

No physical ticket are given , we need to scan a Qr code at entry gate. which takes us to the website, there we need to enter our names, if there are group of people need to click on Add Adult and enter all names and one govt ID is required to be entered.Entry fee is rs 20/- of Indians and rs 250/- for foreigners.It doesnt take much time to go around. Well maintained place.Worth a visit 👍

A great place to spend time with family especially in hot season because inside this Tipu Sultan SUMMER PALACE is very cool. Finally, I want to say one thing that it is better if their ticketing process is offline.

This palace is a two storied structure built entirely with wood. The palace boasts of exquisitely carved pillars and rests on a granite base. The upper chamber and balconies could be accessed by four staircases. The upper chamber has a hall with with four rooms and projected balconies.The ground floor houses a museum and displays the antique collections and weapons used in Tipus time. The museum also gives a very detailed description on the Rockets used by Tipu during the war.

Q system no cash ticket 20 rs ticket hv to do online which quite difficult. Very small place if u r near by can go and visit. But if u r coming far to visit its not worth do visit other places also on same day.. its is beautiful place.

U can visit once to see this palace, ticket must be booked earlier or else u must wait outside. Only online tickets of ₹20 per Indian citizen

The place is better than Bangalore fort as its in the same area. If you want to experience the palace feel then definitely go to Bangalore palace.

Nice places to visit..Historical place.nice one.Bathroom are not clean even after enter charges are applied..Requesting team to maintain clean bathrooms..

Must visit.Olden times.Tipu sultan palace.Nice for clicking photos.Palace made of wood and artistics also osm.

A simple palace made up of wood. Not much things to see, You need to get online ticket only, I just stay for 15 minutes there

Good place to explore Bangalores history in a jiffy. Its just next to K R Market Metro Station. Another attraction is about 400m. away from this place which is the Bengaluru Fort.

Good place to visit if you are an historic person. The palace is surrounded by lots of lush greenery. You need to get the ticket online through a bar code provided at the entrance which is 20 per person and this requires your Id as well. There is nothing much inside the palace. Covered by the green cloth piece. You can skip also if you have seen other good palaces.

1. Near KR market, chamrajpet.2. Metro access is close by3. Bus access available4.can commute by rapido, auto, Ola.5. Scan and pay entry fees. Sep 27, 2022 fees was Rs 20. No cash.6. Can finish seeing within 1 he the whole place.7. Garden to relax and sit is there.8. Rest rooms are available9. Drinking water is there.10. Wheelchair access is there.

Only online ticket booking is accepted here. Can book tickets at the entry, sometimes it gets delayed due to crowd. KR market metro station is very nearby. Nothing much to see inside the palace. Outside garden also not opened for the public. Go with less expectations

Such a beautiful palace 😍Being in Bengaluru city if you wanna know the history of Bendhakalooru then this place is a must visit.If possible communicate with the guide there and learn about the place. When we last visited during Independence day, they happened to show us the lost fountain.You could live in those moments and feel yourself.Recently the palace was renovated with lime stone. The garden and the palace was maintained well.

Small place, just a single hall-like structure with a nice lawn. Cant spend more time, staff dont allow you to sit in the corridor.

Really loved the architectural design of it. Tipu Sultan used to come this place in summer time only. Its a beautiful amalgamation of Indo - Muslim architecture.The interesting thing is that, wooden wall and like other palace its not only made of stone. Wood is also used. The garden looking very beautiful.Nearby metro station is also there.Entry fee - 20/-( Should be booked online there only by scanning the code)

A little palace near KR market good for one time go. If you are new in city go once Bangalore fort Is also on walking distance form here. Good for some good photos not a very big area its get crowded sometimes on weekends or holidays. My rating for the place is 3.8/5.PS:- Please buy tickets in advance of possible they are not giving offline tickets in the place.

Places like these are underrated . Such a scenic beauty amidst the busy city. I could enjoy the view of the Mahal and view from the top of the Mahal. Its so nice to have an adrenaline rush while going through heritage pieces.

The palace is really intriguing with beautiful floral attraction but they dont accept cash but only online transaction for entrance fee, which is 25₹ that i felt little downside about this place.

It was an OK place. You can visit there for once specifically if you are interested in historical monuments. The area is not very big. You can explore in 30 mins. You can click some photos as well.

Good place and peaceful atmosphere. Only 20 rupees to enter the palace with QR code available in front of the gate. A small palace and well maintained.Neat and clean. There wasnt not much crowd.

Good to see the type of architecture still alive even though it is 500 old ..I am curious to know what type of wood they used 😊.Just a place where Raja lived but worth to see at least once

Nice place to visit and a must if you are in BLR. Its not a big palace, but a small mini palace with carnatic style archetecture. A2 gardens, 1 in the front and other one on the left.Entry fee 20 per adult.Connectivity is best by Metro.Good place for photography. Nothing special to enjoy. Theres decent market around 1-2 kms and VV puram food street.Travel time : 30 mins max.

Its like reality versus expectations... cause most of the places are crowded .. so if you are planning to visit choose dates are not weekend or not commo holidays.. so u can explore the beauty.. summer place the place were tippu used to come to explore sjmmer time n its also used as a conference area

Built towards the end of 18 th century , beautiful palace . Not very big but has beautiful art work on the walls and ceilings

Historical place, tippu sultan when he comes to Bangalore that time he used to stay in this summer palace . Toilet facilities r there but, drinking water board is there but no water. To take photos u can visit this place. Entry 20rs per person

Tipu Sultanss Summer Palace, which is located in the heart of the city a very close proximity to KR Market metro station, the entry to the palace the free.You will be entering thru a beautify symmetrical garden which lead to the dharbar / court. Probably the main palace would have been used for some other purpose (School or Grovt. office). We can only see the Dharbar / Court.If you are an Architect, you will like some design aspect of the building. It has a huge covered space probably for people to gather and a viewing gallery above for the King to address the people below. Interestingly, these Dharbar kind of setting are symmetrically design on three side of the façade (North, East & Westand towards the South its plain wall with buttress supports.I have enjoyed the overall absence and design element and architecture of the building and Im completely disappointed by the Preservation efforts to preserve such antique building.The ceiling of the Dharbar was simply painted a dark brown a abysmal way of restoring and preserving anti buildings. later we have found a small pieces where they havent painted, it revealed a nice arts on these wooden columns and ceilings.The wall surface has nice floral design, non of it has been preserved or even tried to preserve them. They have simply painted.A horrible job of restoring, preserving of some accent monuments.

Generally there is a ticket, but for some reason entey today (14/8/22was free...As palaces go, it is very small, but well maintained with a small but meat garden with flowerbeds in bloom with seasonal flowers.There wasnt much of a crowd, so I was able to see the whole place in under 15 minutes.It is just next door to one of the exits of the K R Market Metro station.

After COVID-19🦠😷 they put some rule we have to make our tickets online for that it take 5-10minuits we have to download the app pr going to that specific web and pay money to get tickets. Ticket price is very low compared to other tourist spots. We can spend 10-30minuits in that place nothing to see much its quite small palace

Its a small buildingWe can see the old monumentsBut I couldnt call this a palace.In the entrance they accept only QR payment not cash or cardWhich is troublesome for foreignersBecause usual indian QR payment modes will not accept foreign bank transactions.

Visited Tipu Sultans summer palace in Bangalore. Wonderful architecture made in those days. 70% of the palace is made from wood which helps it to keep cool even during Summers. Beautiful experience, must visit place in Bangalore

Its a small palace the architecture work looks good we just went there as a long drive as it was raining the entry fee is 20 per person i loved taking pics there

Its a beautiful place to visit like for a half day trip in Bangalore. It is located near charmrajpet. It has beautiful garden space and the palace. I visited on Sunday and it okay decently crowded. Nice place to go for photoshoots. The entry fee is around 20 rupees for Indians and 50 for foreigners. One has to buy tickets online by scanning the QR code at the date. Ensure to carry your Aadhar card.

Not so big but can be visited once. Good for families. Historical place.Ticket has to be booked online through asl site.Ticket -20rs per person. Garden is beautifully maintained.Good for photography.

Good place to visit if you are an historic person. The palace is surrounded by lots of lush greenery. You need to get the ticket online through a bar code provided at the entrance which is 20 per person and this requires your Id as well. There is nothing much inside the palace. Covered by the green cloth piece. You can skip also if you have seen other good palaces.

This is a very small palace, i wont recommend you to travel all the way to visit it. If you are nearby, you might want to have a quick view.There are not much artifact or stuff to see inside the Palace.Also, if you are someone who has visited a lot of palaces and forts in your life, you will surely dislike it😀

Good place to visit and guides are available for complete information.This Indo-Islamic architecture is a two storied structure built entirely with wood. The palace boasts of exquisitely carved pillars and rests on a granite base.The museum also gives a very detailed description on the Rockets used by Tipu Sultan during the war.

The palace is small hence 1-2hrs would be well enough to go around. Entry tickets booking and payment are done fully online but doesnt need to be booked prior. Washrooms and drinking water are available in the premises. Parking is paid and is outside the location.

It was nice. Good place to visit. Expected more. Not too exciting. Its nearly empty only.

Tipu Sultans Summer Palace, in Bangalore, India, is an example of Indo-Islamic architecture and was the summer residence of the Mysorean ruler Tipu Sultan. Hyder Ali commenced its construction within the walls of the Bangalore Fort, and it was completed during the reign of Tipu Sultan in 1791

To imagine that this was done more than 200 years ago! The beauty is astounding. Its really really sad that most of the intricate carvings have not been preserved well. The ASI is not taking care of the property well. The visitors still make marks on the walls. I wish there was a way to educate people not to do this.

Online 20/- ticket per person with QR code available at main gate. Public toilets are present inside. Good place to visit and guides are available for complete information tour. Need more restoration work now a days to summer palace.This palace is a two storied structure built entirely with wood. The palace boasts of exquisitely carved pillars and rests on a granite base. The upper chamber and balconies could be accessed by four staircases. The upper chamber has a hall with with four rooms and projected balconies.The ground floor houses a museum and displays the antique collections and weapons used in Tipus time. The museum also gives a very detailed description on the Rockets used by Tipu during the war.

Nothing to see special. Tipu summer palace , his sword, weapons & fighting dress are displayed inside.It is like a small cottage nothing to see.Its a historic place. Tip spend his summer here in his life .An open place

Nice place to visit...but it would be sml so u can spend around 40-1 hr max... N specifically u need to book tickets online at the entrance so its better to hav ur aadhar number or any other identity. ...entry fee 20 only..I hope the pics I added would give u a better idea of it

If You Loved To Travel Historical Places And Curious to Know About The Indian history you can go here. Nice place To visit.

It was okay. Photogenic place.Entry ticket 20.But wouldnt suggest going there if you have time constraints