Of course, the palace is beautiful. Expect a high price for India, 1000 rupees for foreigners, it can be expensive when you are traveling!! For this price we're at least waiting to know a little more. There is no explanation, free wifi does not work and the application for audio guide is not available for foreign laptops, no brochure is provided, the site explains a little but without more .. It's a shame, because it's a moderate justification for the price.

The shock came finding out when we arrived that the entry had gone from Rs200 for foreigners to Rs1000 for 2025 This could hammer some travellers budgets if unaware. Was it worth it? Have to be honest yes it was, every single rupee. Stunning building and grounds. Refreshments inside are not badly priced. You have to leave shoes at desk, you might be called forward to slip the queue...it'll cost you a tip but it's worth it. Sound and light show was Rs120. Be warned exact money only as you'll get no change. Sound and light show was poor sound but again worth every rupee to see the building lit up. Highly recommended

It is a royal and official residence of the Wadiyar dynasty (former Maharajas of Mysore). It is also the seat of the kingdom of Mysore. This palace has Indo-Saracenic architecture, combining elements of different styles. It was built between 1897 and 1912, after an old wooden palace was destroyed by fire. The building is illuminated every Sunday at nightfall. Allow 2 hours for a thorough tour.

An amazing architectural wonder built in the era of Wadeyar dynasty. The palace is maintained very well by the authorities. Lots of antiques and other valuables can be seen inside the palace. A very large garden in front of the palace is well maintained. I felt that the light and sound shows on the weekend days could be arranged better than now.

Mysore palace was an incredible experience. The palac architecture is stunning with interiors are lavish. The palace grounds are well maintained and add to the grandeur. The lighting was good it was looking good at night the whole city was the streets were lit up it was good experience

Wonderful place to visit with the family. This place has a very historic significance in Mysuru and it's a 19th century marvel. If you have to see the entire palace and everything inside, you need at least 3 hours. We visited on a weekend, which was very crowded. Weekdays will be better to visit and less crowded.

This is amazing experience. Photography and videos are allowed inside the palace. Unbelievable architecture. If you visit Bangalore must see please. Mysuru is bout 150 km from Bangalore. Express way (toll road) will take you in 2 hours. Attached phots will give you an idea.

This is a must visit while you are in Mysore. The entry ticket is Rs.100/= per head. You shall buy it going there,.no Q. Preserve the ticket,.sometimes they chk while exiting. Shoes/chappals nit allowed inside. They collect rs2/= per pair to keep it(they collect physical cash,no Gpay etc). The day when we went there was medium rush....First you shall visit the Varahaswami temple & Sri Prasanna Krishnaswami temple. Then proceed to see the palace. Really amazing architecture,Well maintained and one shall imagine the life of royals. Take time to admire the beauty of the paintings. One may need 1 to 2 hours to cover the entire place. Pure drinking water facility is there. Mobile, photography allowed inside the palace and not inside the temples.

Its a very beautiful palace in the heart of the city, neatly maintained. Amazing wall paintings, pictures and antique stuff. It is a must visit place. They have proper parking space for vehicles. Entry fee is very nominal. It is open all days and they have one hour illumination of entire palace every Sunday 7-8 pm. Entry is free at that time (not inside the palace) and its a must watch.

The architecture is beautiful. You pay more than locals for entry, but that’s fair really isn’t it. About £10 each. It’s pleasant to walk around and we went back for the light and sound show which was good. The Swarmy temple on the way out is worth a visit too.