Welcome to Jagatjit Palace, Kapurthala! Once known as the 'Petit Paris of Punjab,' this stunning palace, inspired by France, whispers tales of Maharaja Jagatjit Singh's travels. Explore its grand architecture and imagine a time of royal splendor. A must-see historical travel and tourism destination in Punjab, India!
Admire The Durbar Hall'S Intricate Details.
Explore The Palace'S Exterior Architecture.
Learn About The Maharaja'S History.
Wander Through The Palace Gardens.
October to March
Morning
₹500 per person
Maharaja Jagatjit Singh, a Francophile, commissioned the Jagatjit Palace in the early 20th century. He was deeply influenced by European architecture and wanted to recreate the grandeur of Versailles in his own kingdom. The palace took several years to build, employing both European and Indian artisans. Upon completion, it became the epitome of luxury and hosted numerous dignitaries and royal guests. After India's independence, the palace was repurposed and now houses a school and other government offices. Although its original function has changed, the palace remains a significant historical landmark, symbolizing the Maharaja's vision and Kapurthala's rich heritage.