Jagmandir Palace

Jag Mandir Palace, a palatial structure made in yellow sandstone and marble, is a magnificent palace located on the southern island of Lake Pichola. The Jag mandir Palace holds historical importance, as during the sepoy mutiny (1857), a number of European families took shelter here from Neemuch. This palace is a three storeyed structure. For tourists, it is a marvelous place to spend some beautiful moments. The sunrise and the sunset view from this island is simply captivating.

The Gul Mahal is the prime attraction of this island, built in Islamic style, it is the place where Khurram stayed. A mosque was also constructed to enable the royal guest to offer his prayers. Another major attraction of this palace is the eight life size white marble elephants that face towards the Lake Palace. Bara Patharon ka Mahal built of twelve solid marble slabs, Kunwar Pada ka Mahal are other places within the palace that are a must see for all tourists. There is also the Darikhana Restaurant, opened by Arvind Singh Mewar in the year 2001 to host lavish parties. The Zenana Mahal is provided with many chambers for the royal ladies. Its rooms face the beautiful view of the lake with its placid waters.

The best mode to be enchanted by the beauty of this palace is by a boat ride. The boats are decorated with lights in a procession give an enchanting ride to the royal settings of Jag Mandir providing the guests a reason to cherish the memories of their visit to the place