Dalhousie Attraction - Rang Mahal palace Chamba
Rang Mahal palace is a famous tourist attraction near Dalhousie. It is the largest monuments of the Chamba region made using brick. The architectures of Rang Mahal palace has the glimpse of Mughal and British.
History of Rang Mahal palace
Raja Umed Singh was built Rang Mahal palace in mid 18th century. In year 1860, it was completed under the Raj Sri Singh, who developed the southern part of the palace.
Primary objective to constructing this place was to serve the purpose of the king’s accommodation.
About Rang Mahal
Rang Mahal palace is well-known for its intricate paintings of Lord Krishna that show the life of Lord Krishna. The palace doors is painted with paintings and they are preserved at the Bhuri Singh Museum of Chamba. Palace walls are decorated by paintings belonging to the Kangra School. Department of the State Government is owned Handicrafts department of Rang Mahal.
In Rang Mahal there is a place set aside for Himachal emporium. You can see here some local women are seen engaged in embroidery work
Main Attraction
Stylishly carved and painted doors of Rang Mahal palace are a major attraction
Location
Rang Mahal palace is located In Surana Mohalla In Chamba
Distance From Dalhousie to Chamba
Chamba is 50 Kms far from the Dalhousie
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