Not just Agartala's Pushpabanta palace, these 6 royal palaces have also been turned into luxury hotels, their names are..., they are managed by....
Palaces in India are a sight to behold. Preserving cultures, traditions, and heritage, these palaces are a proof of Indian history. However, as time passed, these palaces needed more care, and for that, the owners decided to turn these palaces into hotels. As we discuss palaces turning into lavish hotels, let's take a look at different palaces which will soon be converted into hotels or are in the process of it. Agartala
Tata Group's hotel business company, Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), is expected to convert Agartala's Pushpabanta Palace into a 5-star hotel at a cost of Rs 250 crore, claim media reports. The hotel will have 100 extravagant rooms. Media reports indicate that an MoU has been signed between the Tripura government and IHCL. Jodhpur
Coming to Rajasthan, Jodhpur's Umaid Bhawan Palace is a beautiful and magnificent place. A part of this palace is run by the Taj Group of Hotels. The Umaid Bhawan is built on the top of Chittar Hill. This palace has 347 rooms and is still home to the old royal family of Jodhpur. Hyderabad
Hyderabad's Taj Falaknuma Palace was first built by the Nizam in 1894 for his stay. Now the palace has been turned into a luxurious hotel. Spread over more than 32 acres of land, the place will give you a glimpse of the royal life of the Nizams. Jaipur
Jaipur's Rambagh Palace was once the home of the king. But now it has become a luxurious hotel. It was converted into a hotel in the 1950s and is now run by the Taj Group. Udaipur
Udaipur's City Palace is built on the banks of Pichola Lake. This palace is a great example of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. This palace is handled by the Taj Group. Jaipur
There is a beautiful palace near Samode village amidst the Aravali Hills, north of Jaipur city. It is called Samode Palace. This 475-year-old palace is made of sandstone. Both Mughal and Rajasthani art is visible in its structure. Now this palace has been converted into a luxurious hotel. Its history is linked to Rawal Berisal, the Chief Minister of Rajasthan in the 19th century.
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