"This Palace Historical & architectural grandeur
The layout, design, and scale of the palace complex are spectacular( some areas r restricted). The courtyards, with lush green lawns sprawling the palace ground is awestriking. The ornate halls, display the preserved woodwork, and painting by the famous artist Ravi Sharma.
The museum has Rich collections & exhibits
There are themed exhibition halls: calligraphy, painting, ceramics, timepieces, furniture, bronze ware and weapons used to fight wars, etc.The artefacts are rare and could have been better well conserved.
The museum has introduced several supportive measures to assist n guide visitors.
Accessibility lanes for elderly, for stroller/wheelchair users; is available.
It was Overcrowded as we visited during the weekend.
Restricted access or closures
Some indoor halls/ areas or rooms may be closed off, either for conservation or due to events unknown.
Time needed
The scale is big. Most people find an hour as minimum time to complete all zones, but to properly explore many parts you may need more time . If you rush, you’ll miss many details.
Language / signage / navigation difficulties
Is Cleary marked in sections or zones . Some signage is bilingual, others less so. Getting detailed context without a guide or audio guide is harder. So when u get in take an audio guide as per your language preference
At the Palace Museum too tickets are available

Photography is prohibited .
Go early in the day or later to avoid crowds and afternoon heat/sun. In some areas no ventilation. Also there isnt air conditioning so expect it to be hot in some areas.

Wear comfortable shoes. You’ll walk quite a bit. We even experienced heavy showers when we went on the grounds to click a few pics.
Use a guide or audio guide. They help a lot with historical context.

If you like history, architecture, art or culture, The Palace Museum is a must-visit. Its grandeur and depth are hard to match. But go in prepared: plan ahead, allow enough time, expect crowds, and be ready for some areas to be inaccessible. Even with those challenges, many people feel the visit is well worth it."

Neha Kanagat

"No doubt it’s a very good place to know about the present King and his forefathers, yet it lacks the lustre. There are huge photographs and some of them have the name of the person written while the others leave you wondering who the person was. If we want to attract more tourists, we must raise our standards.
The staff present there should be interactive and wear a smile.
Ravi Verma’s paintings are still so fresh and treat to eyes. Golf buggy is a great help and is available at minimum price. The small train which the royal children used to go to school is a treat to eyes.
The small restaurant inside is a great help for people, it provides good refreshments. Overall a good experience but better to avoid in peak summers as you have to walk outside in scorching heat. Not very crowded."

Mona Vijay

"In case going by own vehicle & buying a combined ticket for Palace & Museum, you may prefer to go back outside to main road & enter museum through other gate. Both properties are on same BIG land parcel, but different gates, There is golf cart available @25 RS (INR) per person to take you from internal road FROM PALACE TO MUSEUM- I highly recommend taking it to get a quick round of the property. But you have to go back for your vehicle. Suggest to visit the palace by Autorickshaw /Ola /Uber.

No photography allowed inside, phones have to be deposited at entrance. This was a School building that was remodelled as museum. There are lot of art & sculptures , unique & someone who understands art will appreciate it. There are many royal family photos, statues & portraits The space is not air conditioned. With such a fantastic & rare collection the museum needs appropriate lighting ,temperature & humidity control which is lacking."

Meeta Herbert