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1. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Amba_VilasAmba Vilas – Wikipedia

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   Amba Vilas ist ein Palast im Zentrum der Stadt Mysuru im südindischen Bundesstaat Karnataka. Er war Residenz der Maharadschas des ehemaligen Fürstenstaates Mysore, deren Nachfahren noch heute einen Teil des Palastes bewohnen. Der Palast zählt zu den berühmtesten Palastbauten ganz Indiens.

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   Mysore Palace, also known as Amba Vilas Palace, is a historical palace and a royal residence (house). It is located in Mysore, Karnataka, India. It used to be the official residence of the Wadiyar dynasty and the seat of the Kingdom of Mysore. The palace is in the centre of Mysore, and faces the Chamundi Hills eastward.

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4. www.tourism-of-india.com › amba-vilas-palaceAmba Vilas Palace, Mysore | Things to do in Mysore - Tourism Of...

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   Amba Vilas Palace, or Mysore Palace, is the most popular attraction of the city of Mysore (also called The City of Palaces) in Karnataka State. This regal palace marks architectural brilliance and this becomes apparent right after the first glimpse. The palace is official residence of Mysore’s royal family, Wodeyars; who ruled over Mysore ...

5. www.spurenwechsler.de › indiens-tempel-5-amba-vilas-mysoreIndiens Tempel - Karnataka Südindien Maharadschapalast

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   Amba Vilas - Der steingewordene Palast-Traum der Maharadschas von Mysore. Wir stehen vor dem Palast Amba Vilas, der für uns wie kaum ein anderes Gebäude in Karnataka die sagenumwobene und doch so reale Geschichte der indischen Maharadschas manifestiert.

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7. www.culturalindia.net › monuments › mysore-palaceMysore Palace – History, Architecture, Visit Timing & Entry Fee

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   Mysore Palace also known as Amba Vilas Palace located at the heart of Mysore city is the most prominent tourist destination of Mysore that attracts millions of visitors round the year. This historical palace housed within the Old Fort facing the Chamunda Hills stands as the official residence of the Wadiyar dynasty who ruled the Kingdom of ...

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8. thrillingtravel.in › guide-to-mysore-palaceThe Majestic Magnificence of the Amba Vilas Palace| A Complete...

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   12. Sept. 2020 · The present-day Mysore Palace, also called Amba Vilas Palace, was rebuilt in 1912 for a sum of INR 42 lakhs. Today, this magnificent palace of Mysore is still owned by the Wadiyar Family. They reside in a small section of it while the rest of the palace has been converted into a heritage site – managed by the Government of Karnataka.

9. www.incredibleindia.org › content › incredible-india-v2The Mysore Palace (Amba Vilas) | Incredible India

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   Located at the heart of the city, the Mysore Palace or Amba Vilas is a three-storeyed majestic monument that leaves onlookers mesmerised with its beauty. A gorgeous amalgamation of Hindu and Saracenic architectural styles, incorporated with elements of Neo-Classical, Indo-Islamic and Gothic styles, the palace boasts two huge durbar halls, well ...