
Fateh Prakash Palace Museum Tourism
About Fateh Prakash Palace Museum






| Monday | 09:45 AM - 05:30 PM |
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| Tuesday | 09:45 AM - 05:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 09:45 AM - 05:30 PM |
| Thursday | 09:45 AM - 05:30 PM |
| Friday | 09:45 AM - 05:30 PM |
| Saturday | 09:45 AM - 05:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | INR 50 |
|---|---|
| Child | INR 25 |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Wear comfortable footwear as there is a lot of walking involved within the fort.
✓ Carry water bottles and stay hydrated.
✓ Hire a guide to enrich your historical knowledge about the palace.
Sandy_JSR
4.0Wrote on 24 Jun 2023
Palace Converted into Museum
Fateh Prakash Palace was the residence of Maharana Fateh Singh. The palace was built in the Rajput style of architecture. It has now been converted into a museum. The museum has collections of wood crafts, post medieval statues, weapons such as axes, knives and ancient shields, clay replicas of regional tribal people clad in their traditional costumes, paintings, and crystal ware etc. Visited on a weekday in Mar’23, it was not much crowded.
MumbaiRiders
4.0Wrote on 25 Mar 2021
Fateh Prakash Palace museum
This palace the residence of Maharana Sir Fateh Singh ( 1849 - 1930) and named after him is constructed in Rajasthani style with a large number of corridors and pillars .The edifice has a tower on each of its four corners which is crowned by domed chattries. He ruled Mewar for 46 years with Udaipur as his Capital residing at the " City Palace ,Udaipur" He was the only Mahataja not to attend the "Delhi Darbar" of 1903 and 1911..The presence of a large variety of crystal objects owned by the Maharaja prompted the authorities to exhibit the same in a museum and in 1968 this gave the idea of converting a part of the palace into a museum.
Arup1981
4.0Wrote on 17 Dec 2019
A place to have the architectural wonder and historical collection
The Stop after Kumbha palace on the Chitoregarh fort trip is this Palace Museum.. where one can have the collections of weapons..the history of Mewar..and many more..
WISH0212
2.0Wrote on 9 Dec 2019
waste of 15 mins
not much to see. Spears, armours ..not a great collection. Avoid weekends to escape crowds of unruly , screaming school children as the guard doesn't bother to whisper from his chair for people to keep quite. The screaming echoed through the walls making it unbearable to walk through ...thankfully there not being many things to see , nothing was missed.
340kaushikg
4.0Wrote on 5 Jun 2019
Beautiful palace cum museum
We had visited this museum located inside Chittorgarh fort during our vacation in Udaipur. This museum located inside the beautiful white colored Fateh Prakash Palace. Entrance tickets are priced at 20 rupees per person. As soon as you enter there is a giant model of Chittorgarh fort. The palace has a big courtyard which is nice for clicking group pics. The museum has limited collection of weapons, helmets, armoury on display. There is a beautiful recreation of durbar of Rajput Kings using models.

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