迈索尔土邦主宫殿 (amba vilas)

门票30 RMB左右，进去一看，外面看起来真的很不错， 建筑结构看起来， 让人不禁自问这么漂亮的建筑是怎么造出来的，我的印度朋友说，去参观PALACE， 穿的也要得体点， 别穿短裤， 最好就穿拖鞋， 因为进入皇宫是要拖鞋的，皇宫里面也是不能带相机进去的， 皇宫里面，很多门都是锁住的，有看到一个很美的厅，应该是用在举行宴会，跳舞用的，真的很大，跟电影里看到的差不多，里面有很多雕塑，还有雕刻过的屋顶，保存的很好。值得一去。

Needs no intro. This is what comes to every person when you plan for Mysore. Its undoubtedly one of the most beautiful palaces in India. Must visit. Try and see the lighting which happens on only Sunday evenings.

Had a great time going round the palace. Would thoroughly recommend an audio tour, very informative and interesting. Would rate 5 star, however was saddened to see elephant rides being offered in the grounds. The elephants were obviously psychologically damaged by performing the same rides and tricks day after day, it was clear exploitation of these great creatures. Some of the tricks involved taking money from tourists, handing the cash to the rider and then patting the tourist on the head. Elephants don't perform these acts because they want to but through fear of the consequences. I difficult to imagine the kind of 'training' they would need to go through to do this. Witnessing this detracted from the entire experience and I would not recommend this attraction until the elephant issue is rectified.

While the palace was simply majestic, the way the people(employees) there keep begging for tips was simply disgusting. There were boards everywhere saying this service is free which mean govt already pays the employees. For example the place where you have to keep your shoes. While collecting the shoes noticed the guys openly asking for tips saying give something for your happiness. They can simply make this a paid service and get rid of this nonsense which puts other Indians also in a poor light.

A visual treat with so many camera angles to try inside the premises. However, inside the main palace building, photography is restricted. Inside the palace building, the old paintings still look very fresh and undamaged, pointing to the science of painting during those times. The insides of the building will let you immerse yourself in lots and lots of colours and you would love every bit of it. A must visit place in Mysore.

Beautiful and amazing place to b visited, very wonderful monument on the earth, u can have fabulous view of the palace from the top of the chamundi hills.

Was awestruck at the grandeur and expanse of the palace. The magnificence is apparent in all aspects - be it the rooms, the durbar or the courtyards. Once they lit it up at night, the beauty amplified even more.

Palace is amazing as the most of the reviews already stated.Here I would like to rate official guide, as I can recall his name was Babu. Seems like everyone in Mysore knows him. He for sure knows a lot, but he's so full of himself that he does not realize that he's English is not so perfect and his accent is just so strong that most of us had an issue understanding him. Be careful when contracting him...

The Mysore Palace just simply blew me away. From its history, to the King's importance to India and Britain, and the stunning amount of Gold and Silver lining its halls, this Palace had my heart racing. I loved this place, and we were two days out of missing the appointment of a new King of Mysore, when we were told this place would really be tricked out. Just amazing and a very strong recommend to my clients.

An amazing, beautiful and truly royal palace, a must visit for every tourist in Mysore! Me, my wife and my child loved our time at the palace, I would suggest you visit during the evening even though there is more crowd - its a better experience.

The interiors are rather bare of artefacts, so it is foremost an architectural tour, and lacks some of the charm of the Rajasthani palaces. The vast grounds could benefit from some more large trees like those at the Southern side.

Without seeing this no one can gather comprehensive idea about my beloved country India. Great place to see and feel.

One of the biggest landmark of Mysore. Wonderful structure and amazing painting on the wall... which looks alive :) The royal family still lives in one part of palace where visitors are not allowed.. During Dhusera 10 days festival they have many programmes and the best time to experience something amazing. .. Entry ticket Rs 40/- for Indians, best time to visit Sunday due to its Lighting... whole palace is decorated with light which starts only on Sunday 7pm , for 45 mins. Audio and personal guide available... and it's is must to have guide to know about the palace..Time needed 1-1.30 hoursElectric Buggy available for outer visit of palace...

The palace stands testimony to the lavish and taste that the royal families of India had.The palace is a marvel with gold coated walls, paintings that are 3-d, gifts from all over the world on coronation of the royal family.Though crowd is a lot, it's better to hire a guide so that you get a flavour of the history.

One of the main attractions in Mysore. One should visit the palace on Sunday/Public holidays as Palace light illumination on Sundays and all public holidays between 7 and 7:45 in the evening.*Photography is prohibited inside the palace.