Gujarat is a leading historical place in India with its forts and palaces that exhibit spectacular architectural monuments. The major forts and palaces of Gujarat are Nazar Bagh Palace, Pavagadh Fort, Uparkot Fort, Kusum Vilas Palace, and Dabhoi Fort. A unique blend of Hindu, Islamic, and European architecture is observed in the constructions of Gujarat.

Nazar Bagh Palace of Gujarat happens to be very stylistically constructed. It happens to be a much-sought-after tourist destination in the expanse of Gujarat, India and it is a privately owned royal property. The three-storied Nazar Bagh Palace is the oldest extant palace in Baroda.

Location: Nazar Bagh Palace of Gujarat is located in the city and the province of Baroda.

When to visit: October to March is the best time to visit Baroda, the city that houses Nazar Bagh Palace in Gujarat.

How to reach: There are daily Indian Airlines flights to Baroda from Delhi, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad. The Indian Airlines office is on University Road.

Must-sees in Nazar Bagh Palace at Gujarat

Exotic royal heirlooms, which are a much-sought-after destination in the Baroda province
Much - visited Sheesh Mahal
Royal gold and silver guns with heavy metallic barrels each weighing upto 127 kilograms

History of Nazar Bagh Palace: Nazar Bagh Palace was constructed in the year 1721 AD. In the 18th century, the Gaekwads of Baroda and later the British brought some stability into Saurashtra and Kutch. The monetary resources otherwise spent on the battlefield were then used for the construction of beautiful palaces and mansions.

Last Updated on : 30 September 2011

Forts and Palaces in Gujarat

Nazar Bagh Palace, Gujarat