Tipu's Summer Palace - Bangalore

Bengaluru, or Bangalore, the bustling capital city of Karnataka, India, often dubbed the 'Silicon Valley of India,' is a thriving hub for major IT companies. Beyond its technological prowess, this city boasts a wealth of tourist attractions, including serene parks, lush gardens, and awe-inspiring temples. In this article, we delve into the captivating world of Tipu's Summer Palace.


Nestled within the confines of Bangalore Fort, Tipu's Summer Palace is a charming architectural gem, blending Indo-Islamic influences. The palace, constructed entirely from teak, saw its inception under Hyder Ali and culminated in completion during the reign of his son, Tipu Sultan, in 1791 CE. It derives its name from Tipu's seasonal sojourns, utilizing the palace as a respite during the scorching summer months.

This well-preserved palace is a testament to artistry, adorned with exquisite pillars and intricate floral motifs. Its interiors house time-honored paintings that whisper stories of days gone by. The palace also proudly displays an array of historical artifacts, including the silver vessels, attire, and various possessions once cherished by Tipu Sultan himself.

Prepare to embark on a journey of discovery as we explore the enchanting realm of Tipu's Summer Palace.

Happy travelling.





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