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Vasanth Mahal Palace
Vasanth Mahal Palace is a palace built by the Wodeyar Dynasty. It is a tourism attraction in Mysore.

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Vasanth Mahal Palace, MysoreVasanth Mahal Palace in Mysore was built in 1842 by the ruler of Wodeyar Dynasty. The palace was originally built for pleasure, but was later turned into a special school for the princes of Mysore. It was also converted into a grand hotel much later on, but the hotel is now closed.

Architecture of Vasanth Mahal Palace
Vasanth Mahal Palace stands on 36 acre landscape and is nestled amidst lush green ambiance. The facing portion of the palace is made of soft iron. At the entrance, the palace has a large portico which connects the other parts of the building. The first floor resembles the ground floor. The huge, oval shaped hall is used as royal dining and living area. The same pattern of structure is repeated in the first and third floors. The columns are reminiscent of Tuscan style architecture and the whole palace has a unique sense of modernity and simplicity.

Visiting Information of Vasanth Mahal Palace
Vasanth Mahal Palace is located at a distance of 3.5 kms from Mysore Railway Station and 0.7 kms from Mysore Zoo. One can avail taxis to reach the palace.

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