The Palace Atelier Review

Give this attraction five points, purely because of its beautiful architectural style. The interior displays the costumes of the emperor Jaipur of all ages. There is a fat king, his pants are amazing, and it also gives people an imagination of his size. The shawl used by the queen is so beautiful and handmade. There is also a perspective dress worn by the king. A photo cannot be taken inside, otherwise it will be fine.

The welcoming palace in the city palace is a beautiful building. Enter the entrance to the gate and you will see the welcoming palace. The welcoming palace was built by Maddox Singh II in the late 19th century to receive visiting dignitaries. It is now part of the museum, featuring a range of royal costumes and shawls.

The VIP reception hall in the city palace (Mubarak Mahal), now the textile museum. Designed by British architect Samuel Jacob, the interior displays the costumes of the kings of the past and the musical instruments used in the palace. This includes the Shali of the king's wife made of 9 kilograms of gold silk. No photographs are allowed inside.

The city palace has two doors, of which the gate is near the observatory, and the first building inside is the welcome palace. This lower-level pure white, upper-level light powder building is designed with exotic style and the head-heavy structure is also quite distinctive. Only personally think that the second floor and the top of the horizontal column, how can a little building shed, not completed the sense of sight?

It was from the observatory and entered the first hall behind the main entrance of the city palace, which was the place where the prince met his guests. Jaipur, which has the reputation of "pink city", has the majority of pink buildings, and this welcoming palace, including its outer walls, is mainly beige, which is very noble. Its upper and lower narrow structure, the shape is quite special, blending Islamic, Europa and other styles, infiltrating the atmosphere of the colony.