This is mainly for the locals as the place didn't look like it was well maintained and they have left it as it is. Good job on the various explanatory boards to give visitors some context and history. Felt this place was over-hyped for tourism. It's affordable and a pleasant way to spend an evening.

Kellie's Castle, full of history, and deep in love. So much things to learn of this man who loves his family and the place. I was with friends from Hong Kong and therefore, I interpreted in Cantonese to them at every place in this castle. Intrigued to find that he built so many escape route from the building. Worth a visit.

A castle once built by the affluent British family. It was never completed and parts of it lay in ruins, especially the building behind the main part of the castle. If you climb to the top, you can get a rewarding view of the surrounding area and nice view of the landscape beyond. There are rumors that the former owner’s ghost roams the corridors at night. Fortunately (or unfortunately?), you won’t be able to see him since the castle will be closed at night.

Charming building with a romantic backstory. A Scottish colonial’s romantic present to his wife that was sadly not completed as he died unexpectedly whilst abroad. The apricot pink stone was from India as were the workers who built whatever remains of the caste. The Indian influence can be seen in the shape of the windows. The notes for some of the key features from a local amateur historian explain how the castle might have been used for entertainment and also tell of how there may be ghostly wonderings at night. It’s a pity that the structure is not well maintained or perhaps even restored and completed. It seems to be crumbling and some walls have cracks and fissures made by the roots of plants that may grow bigger unless seen to sooner rather than later. Might make a magnificent luxury hotel and event venue especially if its extensive gardens were to be landscaped. It even has a river running alongside. Enjoy it before it crumbles. In 2026 it will have been 100 years since work came to an abrupt stop.