prokashd3
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 28 Dec 2023
Tipu sultan Sammer palace Bangalore
It was an amazing experience to visit an historical place like Tipu sultan Sammer palace Their has a coupon system Rs 20 per person which you have to pay through online scan. You must also carry an original Documents like voter ID, Pan card, aadhar card, driving licence passport (ANY ONE FROM THEM) , Entry you got a big garden, within the garden the passage is used as an eanty It had total 2 floor ground floor and 1st floor wooden support also there in ceiling along with stone, front side and garden (right side) side is you can access but in toilet side(left side) 1st floor is closed Overall good be a Widnes of such a great historical place like Tipu Sultan Sammer Palace Bangaluru
Explorer22046605759
★★★★4.0Wrote on 17 Dec 2023
Visit it for the murals
Picturesque location with lush gardens, quaint surroundings and wonderful architecture. A lovely way to spend an afternoon when in Mysore.
Explore_on_cycle
★★★★4.0Wrote on 19 Sept 2023
Tipu Sultan Summer Palace
Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, in Bangalore, India, is an example of Indo-Islamic architecture and was the summer residence of the Mysorean ruler Tipu Sultan. Entry fee is 20 for Indians and one has to do it online on ASI website. You can either book it in advance or do it on the gate. Its not a very crowded area. One can finish visit 40-45 minutes. The architecture is very beautiful and serene. There is no parking space available. The timings are - 8:30 am - 5 pm.
Jayanti_ramesh
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 19 Jul 2023
An enjoyanle experience
A must visit monument. Beautifully manicured lawns, colourful wall paintings and an interesting collection of items from Tipu Sultan's period.
jlw2001
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 19 Apr 2023
Another great day with Hidden Gems Tours
Thanks to Praveen Singh of Hidden Gems Tours, on our final day in India we saw dramatic frescoes that covered all the walls and ceilings at Dariya Daulat, a summer palace of Tipu Sultan in Srirangapatna, about 80 miles southwest of Bangalore. He was the Muslim ruler of Mysore 1782-99. The frescoes showed that era’s architecture, scenes from everyday life, geometric designs, and battles against the British. The sultan died in such a battle, losing to the Duke of Wellington, who then lived in this palace. The frescoes are protected by a wide veranda and shades. This was our third and final day with Praveen, and he was excellent in every way—knowledge of Karnataka province and its history, appreciation for cultural stops such as markets and religious sites, and willingness to add sights not on his regular tours to enrich our Indian experience. Boh my husband and I highly recommend Praveen and Hidden Gems Tours our of Bangalore.
