Amar Mahal Palace Museum

Amar Mahal Palace Museum is a historic palace-turned-museum located on a hillock overlooking the Tawi River in Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir. Built in the 1890s for Raja Amar Singh of the Dogra dynasty in French-chateau style with red sandstone, it was the last official residence of the Dogra rulers. Now a museum, it houses Pahari miniature paintings, a golden throne, library and Dogra art collections, notable for its architecture and river valley views.

Visitors can expect a red sandstone palace built in French chateau style set on a hillock with views of the Tawi River and surrounding hills. Inside, galleries display Pahari miniature paintings including the Nala-Damayanti series, Dogra royal memorabilia, a golden throne and sofa, manuscripts, and a library. The museum has furnished rooms, corridors and balconies showcasing 19th-century architecture and curated art collections.