The Naulakha Palace at Gondal is an magnificent palace, that is a must visit for all those who are interested in architecture, history.
The palace complex is entered through a high gateway with the clock tower.
Built in the 17th century the facade of the palace is very attractive. The facade in stone carving showcases splendid sculpture, relief work, carved columns and carved arches.
This grand place is the oldest building in the city. One of the interesting aspect of the palace is ornate jarokha balconies.
The imposing architecture definitely engulfs and encapsulates the viewer in its beauty and grandeur.
The palace have been converted into a private museum and exhibits brassware, textiles, library, royal wardrobes, vintage cars, toys .
The palace complex is entered through a high gateway with the clock tower.
Built in the 17th century the facade of the palace is very attractive. The facade in stone carving showcases splendid sculpture, relief work, carved columns and carved arches.
This grand place is the oldest building in the city. One of the interesting aspect of the palace is ornate jarokha balconies.
The imposing architecture definitely engulfs and encapsulates the viewer in its beauty and grandeur.
The palace have been converted into a private museum and exhibits brassware, textiles, library, royal wardrobes, vintage cars, toys .
What a magnificent palace!
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Wonderful photos and post.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know about this. Nice captures of the wondeful architecture.
ReplyDeleteVeru informative...
ReplyDeletewow! quite impressive palace... marvelous architecture, the gateway, balcony and staircase was something outstanding.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Loved seeing the balconies and the unique staircase.
ReplyDeleteMore stunning buildings Rajesh. You are so lucky to have them at hand. I loved the carving on the balconies and columns.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos...
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. I love the different stairways and the clock tower.
ReplyDeletethis looks really beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteA very impressive building!
ReplyDeleteLook at those steps. That place is huge. And so much to look at; I'll bet you could spend a week there and not see it all!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures you have used looks really very interesting and historic I will surely visit there :)
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An awesome looking place indeed and wonderful captures as always, Rajesh!! Hope you and your family have a great week!
ReplyDeletesuch an interesting building, I love how it was built in the 17th century, very cool
ReplyDeleteWhat an excellent idea to use the building as a museum. The close ups of the detail give some impression of the skills of the craftsmen.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! Carved arches, embroidery in wood, such gorgeous aspects! Wonderful details captured by your camera lens as always! A good day!
ReplyDeleteHistorical and interesting part of the world.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful place. Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteAmazing. Can't get over those balconies, especially the cornucopia shaped one. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHello Rajesh! Lovely architecture is just amazing.. The details on the palace are beautiful. Lovely images..
ReplyDeleteThis is just amazing...my favorite shot is that staircase! :)
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What a wonderful museum with so much to see...love the carved archway and curved stone staircase....all the carving just takes my breath away.
ReplyDeletelovely photos, have a good Monday
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I want a balcony just like that.
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What a splendid palace, it must also have had gardens to match. I would have loved to see it in all it's former glory but thank you for showing it as it is. It still is a great subject for the imagination.
ReplyDeleteSplendid pics..!
ReplyDeleteImpressive!
ReplyDeleteAwesome palace.
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A beautiful palace. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful palace, beautiful pictures !!
ReplyDeleteSO impressive!
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I've come to this conclusion that India is the cradle of all ancient architecture. Thanks for sharing.
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The window alone is extraordinary! Beautiful palace :)
ReplyDeletePretty awesome pictures... Marvelous
ReplyDeletePalace looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely architecture.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful building, great architecture and excellent picture taking.
ReplyDeleteYour efforts to showcase the unknown / less known places is really appreciative sir !! Keep it up with Great series of pictures !!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent place!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazingly beautiful !
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