Dadri Palace

Dadri Palace is a historic palace located in Charkhi Dadri town in the Charkhi Dadri district of Haryana, India. It served as the residence of the rulers of the former princely state of Dadri, which was associated with the Phulkian and Jind dynasties. The palace reflects regional princely architecture and is notable as a landmark of the town's heritage, representing the administrative and residential history of the erstwhile Dadri state.

Dadri Palace presents a heritage structure in the centre of Charkhi Dadri town. Visitors can see the exterior facade, gateways and remnants of princely architecture set within an urban townscape surrounded by local markets and residential areas. Access to interior areas may be limited as the building is not developed as a formal tourist complex. The visit is primarily for exterior viewing, photography and understanding the town's princely history.

Dadri Palace is linked to the former princely state of Dadri, which emerged from the Phulkian/Jind territories in the late 18th to 19th century. It functioned as the administrative and residential seat of the Raja of Dadri under British paramountcy and reflects the political history of the region before its integration into Haryana after independence.

The palace is a cultural landmark for Charkhi Dadri, representing the town's princely heritage and local identity within Haryana.