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One of the Largest fort of Kota. It is known by many names such as Kota Fort, Kotah Garh, City Palace of Kota. This Palace situated in Kota, Rajasthan, which was built at a different period by different, rules, and showcases Rajput her
One of
the Largest fort of Kota. It is known by many names such as Kota Fort, Kotah
Garh, City Palace of Kota.
This Palace situated in Kota, Rajasthan, which
was built at a different period by different, rules, and showcases Rajput
heritage along with Mughal art.
According to Tourism of Rajasthan “The history of Kota dates back to the 12th
century when Rao Deva conquered the territory and founded Hadoti. The Rajput
state of Kota was carved out of Bundi in 1631. The kingdom of Kota was raided
by various Mughal rulers, Maharajas of Jaipur and even the Maratha warlords.
The city is well known all over the world for its architectural grandiosity
comprising beautiful palaces, and museums which exhibit the magnificence of the
era.”
The palace is decorated with imposing wall
paintings, mirror walls, mirror ceilings, hanging lights, and floral
decorations all these make Kota Fort a memorable location. There are some
beautiful gardens around the palace, which make it seem more beautiful.
Overview
• Opening hours
- 10:00 - 05:00 everyday.
- Museum remains closed on Government Holidays.
• Highlights
- Mahi-O-Maratib.
- Badal
Mahal.
- Silver Gilt Howdah of Maharao Shastru
Sal.
- Arms & Armour, Sword or Matchlock.
- Armillary Sphere, or Gola Yantra.
• Best
time to visit
- November to February.
• Entry Fees
- Foreigners Inclusive of Badal Mahal
RS.300/-
- Indians Inclusive of Badal Mahal RS.100/-
- Indian (Only Museum) RS.40/-
- Indian Student RS.20/-
-
Children’s ( Below 12 Yrs) RS.20/-
- Photography Fee RS.100/-
• Distance
- Railway Station = 7km
- Bus Stand = 4km
- Jaipur to Kota = 256km
