Badal Mahal is situated at the highest point of the fort. It was built by Rana Fateh Singh (AD 1885-1930). The palace is a two storeyed structure divided into two interconnected distinct portions i.e. the Zanana Mahal and the Mardana Mahal. This palace is

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Badal Mahal is situated at the highest point of the fort. It was built by Rana Fateh Singh (AD 1885-1930). The palace is a two storeyed structure divided into two interconnected distinct portions i.e. the Zanana Mahal and the Mardana Mahal. This palace is by Suchit Nanda
Near Photos

Near Photos of Rajsamand at [25.149365, 73.580083]

Kumbalgarh Fort P1030516_1 by Pier Luigi Giannetti
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Kumbhalgarh Fort by Alex Becherer
Kumbhalgarh Fort by Alex Becherer
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Badal mahal seen by yogeshamana
badal Mahal by yogeshamana
On Fort by yogeshamana
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