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Who is the owner for mysore palace?
Board of Mysore Palace
Where is the Palace of Mysore located?
The Palace of Mysore is located in the city of Mysore in the southern region of India. The royal family of Mysore known as the Wodeyars reside in the Palace of Mysore.
Who built mysore palace?
1912
What type of rock is Mysore palace made up of?
Granite was used to build Mysore Palace.
Is mysore palace built by a mughal emperor?
No.The Mysore Palace was not built by the Mughals.It was built by the architect Henry Irwin and it's style is Indo-Saracenic.
Mysore Place is made of which rock?
Mysore Palace, located in India, is predominantly made of granite stones. The architectural style of the palace blends Hindu, Muslim, Rajput, and Gothic elements, creating a stunning example of Indo-Saracenic architecture.
What type of stone made up of Mysore palace?
basault
What kind of stone is mysore palace made of?
made from granite
Who built mysur palace?
King Yaduraya first built a palace inside the Old Fort in Mysore in the 14th century.
How many palaces are there in mysore?
there are 9 palaces in mysore...... they are: amba vilasa jaganmohan palace jayalakshmi vilasa lalitha mahal vasantha mahal lakaranjan mahal cheluvamba vilasa karanji vilasa rajendra vilasa
Which place is in karnataka?
There are many places in karnataka: Bidar Gulbarga Bangalore Fort and Tipu's Palace Chitradurga Mysore Palace Hampi Dharmasthala Halebeedu Bangalore Palace Bijapur Somnathpur Kolar Srirangapatna Pattadakal Bellary Fort Aihole Belur Badami Shravana belagola
What city is known as the temple city of India?
Mysore is called the City of Palaces because of the number of palaces situated in the city, including Amba Vilas popularly known as Mysore Palace, Jaganmohana Palace which has now been converted into an art gallery, Rajendra Vilas also known as the summer palace, situated in the Chamundi Hills, Lalitha Mahal which has now been converted into a hotel and Jayalakshmi Vilas, which is now on the University of Mysore premises.
