Baz Bahadur's Palace, Mandu

Mandu, Mandu · Est. 1460 · Closed now

Sultan Baz Bahadur was one of Mandu's last independent rulers before the sultanate fell to the Mughals, and his palace still overlooks the plains.

AddressCentral Mandu

Managed byASI Protected

Today's hoursOpen today 7 AM - 7 PM

Tickets fromFrom ₹25

TypePalace

Location

15th-century royal palace of Sultan Baz Bahadur featuring courtyards, chambers, and intricate Indo-Islamic design overlooking Mandu plains.

Did you know? Sultan Baz Bahadur was one of Mandu's last independent rulers before the sultanate fell to the Mughals.

Mon-Sun

7 AM - 7 PM

Adult Indian

₹25

Foreigners Adult/Kid

₹300

Mandu, Mandu · Est. 1420

Its sloping walls earned it the name Swinging Palace, and it is known for its acoustics.

Mandu, Mandu · Est. 1470

A 15th-century palace between two artificial lakes, designed to look like a ship.

Mandu, Mandu · Est. 1440

A palace and a temple in one, dedicated to Shiva, with underground chambers and water management systems.

Loading…