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Inspection of the Palace with 52 Rooms and 53 Doors in Khagaria: The Team of the Department of Art and Culture Arrived, Hoping to Become a Tourist Destination
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A team from the Department of Art and Culture inspected the Mughal-era "52 Rooms, 53 Gates" palace in Bharatkhand village, Parbatta block, Khagaria. Neglected for years, this historic heritage now has hope of being developed as a tourist destination. This fort-like palace currently lies in a dilapidated state due to lack of conservation. It was built in the 17th century by King Bairam Singh of the Solanki dynasty of Madhya Pradesh. Fifty-one typ…
·Bhopal, India
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