Umaid Bhawan Palace is also known as Chittar Palace. the foundation of this Palace was laid by Maharaja Umed Singh. Made on the Chittar Hills, this palace took 16 years and one crore twenty one lac rupees for completion. this building was costructed without using any mortar or cement to bind stones together, all pieces were carved stones joined together by interlacing.
It was one of the royal constructions, built to provide work for poor villagers.

Today it has 3 functional parts, one having a five-star hotel, one is the residence of the royal family and one has been opened for public where a museum displays pictures, arms, swords, and other things used by the royalties. It has a swimming pool, dancing hall and grand lawns . it also has a clock museum, theatre, underground hospital and central hall.. This is the most expensive hotel at Jodhpur and this is one of the largest private houses in India

The primary entrance to the palace is called the Rajmahal, which contains the traditional coat-of-arms, holding the sacred kite, which is an incarnation of the family goddess. Umaid Bhawan Palace houses quite a few banquet halls and ball rooms where the monarch used to entertain his guests, a billiard hall and an Durbar Hall. It also has libraries paneled with teak, reception halls, double staircases and marble flooring.

Taj Umaid Bhawan Palace at Jodhpur is also one of the largest and grandest residences in the world. The palace consumed one million square feet of premium marble
Visit to Jodhpur is incomplete without a stay at the Palace.

Since it's opening in 1977, Umaid Bhawan has continued as of the top heritage hotels in India and the best in Jodhpur.

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