Mubarak Mandi Palace Complex

Mubarak Mandi Palace Complex is a historic royal palace complex in the old city of Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, overlooking the Tawi River. Built over more than a century starting in 1824, it served as the principal residence of the Dogra Maharajas of Jammu and Kashmir. Notable for its blend of Rajasthani, Mughal and European Baroque architecture, the complex includes palaces, courtyards and the Dogra Art Museum, and is a protected heritage site under restoration.

Visitors can explore a sprawling heritage complex of palaces, courtyards, halls and galleries overlooking the Tawi River in old Jammu. Expect to see a mix of Rajasthani, Mughal and European Baroque architectural styles, ornate halls such as Darbar Hall and Pink Hall, and the Dogra Art Museum housed within the Pink Hall displaying miniature paintings, manuscripts, arms and royal artifacts. Some sections are under restoration and may be closed, with access to courtyards, exterior facades and museum galleries.