Amba Vilas Palace

Amba Vilas Palace, also known as Mysore Palace, is a magnificent historic residence in Mysore, India. Built in the 1910s, it combines Indo-Saracenic, Dravidian, and Gothic architectural styles. The palace served as the royal seat of the Wadiyar dynasty, showcasing ornate domes, intricate stained glass, and lush courtyards. It functions as a cultural symbol and attracts millions of visitors annually. During festivals like Dasara, the palace is beautifully illuminated, highlighting its grandeur. Today, it remains a testament to India's rich heritage, blending historical architecture with a vibrant celebration of local traditions.