TIPU'S PALACE
Built In : 1781-1791 AD
Built By : Tipu Sultan
Tipu's
Palace, the summer palace of Tipu Sultan is located in
Bangalore. Within
the fort are the remains of Tipu's Palace.
This double-storeyed ornate structure was constructed between 1781 and
1791 AD. Haider Ali started the construction, which was completed by Tipu
Sultan in 1791 AD.
It was used as a summer retreat by the king. It was known as the "Abode
of Peace". Currently the settings evoke memories of a two storeyed
ornate wooden structure with pillars, arches and balconies. The entire
structure is built in Teakwood.
This palace is beautifully decorated with floral motifs on the walls and
ceilings. The structure is replete with pillars, arches and balconies.
After the death of Tipu, this building was used by the British as their
secretariat till 1867.
In busy market place of the city are the remnants of the fort built by
Tipu. What ever remains of the fort reminds one of the struggle by Tipu
against the British. There is a small Ganesha temple among the fort ruins.
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