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Balaram Palace

Balaram Palace is a heritage palace hotel located in Balaram village in Banaskantha district, Gujarat, on the banks of the Balaram River at the foothills of the Aravalli Range. Built between 1922 and 1936 as a hunting retreat for the Nawab of Palanpur, it features neo-classical and baroque architecture set within forested grounds. Now operated as a resort, it is notable for its colonial-era design, scenic natural surroundings and proximity to wildlife sanctuaries.

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Jambughoda Palace

Jambughoda Palace is a heritage palace and hotel located in Jambughoda town in Panchmahal district, Gujarat. Built in the early 20th century as the residence of the rulers of the former princely state of Jambughoda, it exemplifies colonial-influenced princely architecture with arched verandas, courtyards and landscaped gardens. Now operated as a heritage hotel, it is notable for its preserved interiors, proximity to Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary and its role in showcasing the region's princely history.

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Kuchaman Fort

Kuchaman Fort is a historic hill fort perched atop a 300-meter cliff in Kuchaman City, Rajasthan. Built in the 9th century by Rathore ruler Thakur Zalim Singh, the fort features massive ramparts, 32 bastions, and 10 entrance gates. Now converted into a heritage hotel, it showcases vibrant frescoes, intricate mirror work in the Sheesh Mahal, ancient rainwater harvesting systems, and temples adorned with paintings of local deities.

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Kuchesar Mud Fort

Kuchesar Mud Fort is an 18th-century fortified residence located in Kuchesar village, Bulandshahr district, Uttar Pradesh, about 80 km east of Delhi. Built in 1734 by the Jat rulers of Kuchesar, it is constructed primarily of mud with bastions and courtyards. Now restored and operated as a heritage hotel by Neemrana Hotels, it is notable for its rustic architecture, historical association with the Kuchesar estate, and rural setting amid agricultural fields.

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Lalitha Mahal Palace

Lalitha Mahal Palace is a heritage palace hotel located at the foothills of Chamundi Hills in Mysuru, Karnataka. Built in 1921 by Maharaja Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV to host the Viceroy of India, it was designed by architect E.W. Fritchley in Italian Renaissance style. The white double-storey palace features twin Ionic columns, a central dome, stained glass and gardens. Now operated as a heritage hotel by Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation, it is notable for its architecture and hill views.

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Morgan House

Morgan House is a British colonial mansion on Durpin Hill in Kalimpong, West Bengal, now operated as a heritage tourist lodge by the West Bengal Tourism Development Corporation. Built in the 1930s for jute baron George Morgan, the stone bungalow exemplifies colonial hill-station architecture with chimneys, wooden interiors and sloping roofs. Set above Kalimpong town, it offers valley views and clear-day views of the Kanchenjunga range.

Kalimpong, West BengalHeritage Site

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Nilambag Palace

Nilambag Palace is a heritage palace hotel located in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, built in 1859 as the residence of Maharaja Takhtsinhji of Bhavnagar State. Designed by German architect Simms, it blends European and Indian architectural elements within extensive landscaped gardens. Now operated as a heritage hotel, it is notable for its colonial-era architecture, royal history and preserved interiors, offering visitors a glimpse into the princely heritage of Saurashtra and serving as a prominent landmark in Bhavnagar.

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Peterhoff

Peterhoff is a historic heritage building in Chaura Maidan, Shimla, originally constructed in 1863 as the summer residence for British Viceroys. It later served as the Punjab High Court and the Raj Bhavan before being rebuilt as a luxury heritage hotel in 1991 following a fire. The site is historically notable for hosting the trial of Nathuram Godse and remains an architectural landmark reflecting colonial Tudor-style influences adapted to hill station aesthetics.

Shimla, Himachal PradeshHeritage Site

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Rajvant Palace

Rajvant Palace is a heritage palace located in Rajpipla, Narmada district, Gujarat, on the banks of the Karjan River. Built in the early 20th century as the residence of the rulers of the former princely state of Rajpipla, it exhibits Indo-European architectural style with spacious verandas, arches and landscaped gardens. Now operated as a heritage hotel, it preserves royal memorabilia and offers visitors a glimpse into the region's princely history and architecture.

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Riverside Palace

Riverside Palace is a heritage palace located on the banks of the Gondali River in Gondal, Rajkot District, Gujarat. Built in 1875 in colonial European style for Yuvraj Bhagwat Sinhji, it served as a royal residence of the Gondal princely state. The palace is noted for its riverfront setting, landscaped gardens, colonial architecture, period furniture and artifacts, and now functions partly as a heritage hotel.

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Sayla Old Bell Guest House

Sayla Old Bell Guest House is a British-era heritage bungalow located in Sayla town, Surendranagar district, Gujarat. Built during the colonial period to host British officers and guests of the former princely state of Sayla, it reflects colonial architectural style with period furnishings. Now operated as a heritage guest house associated with the former royal family, it offers visitors a glimpse into the region's princely history and serves as a base to explore Sayla and surrounding Saurashtra.

Sayla, GujaratHeritage Site

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Stok Palace

Stok Palace is a 19th-century royal palace located in Stok village, about 14 km south of Leh in Ladakh, India. Built in 1820 as the residence of the Namgyal dynasty after the family moved from Leh Palace, it remains the home of the former royal family. The palace houses a museum displaying royal artifacts, thangkas, jewelry and weapons, and is noted for its traditional Ladakhi architecture and views of the Stok Kangri range.

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Unchagaon Fort

Unchagaon Fort is a heritage fort located in Unchagaon village in Bulandshahr district, Uttar Pradesh, about 100 km east of Delhi. Built in the 19th century by the local zamindar family, the fort exhibits a blend of Rajput and colonial architectural styles. Now partially operated as a heritage hotel, it is notable for its preserved courtyards, arches, and rural setting along the Ganges plain, offering visitors a glimpse of regional zamindari heritage.

Unchagaon, Uttar PradeshFort

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