Bardhaman Rajbari
Overview
The Bardhaman Rajbari, once the seat of the Bardhaman royal family, was built in the 18th century and stands as a symbol of aristocratic Bengal. Situated in the heart of Bardhaman town, it showcases colonial and indigenous architectural fusion. The palace complex is a great place to understand the socio-political history of the region.
Details
Though parts of the palace are now dilapidated, the intricate woodwork, old darbar halls, and the temple structures inside narrate the grandeur of the Bardhaman zamindars. The site is managed by the state and open for cultural visits.
Itinerary
Visit in the afternoon, take a guided tour of the Rajbari, including the inner courtyard, gardens, and Shiva temple. Attend local storytelling sessions on the legacy of the Bardhaman kings.
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