Chomu Palace is at a distance of 45 kilometers from Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan.
Director Priyadarshan’s recent release film Bhoot Bangla is being compared to his own film Bhool Bhulaiyaa. The debate on this continues on social media. However, the biggest reason for this is the similar cast and story of both the films. The third link in this debate is the 350 year old palace. Be it Bhoot Bungalow or Bhool Bhulaiya, both were shot in the same palace. The name of that place is Chomu Palace.
Chomu Palace is at a distance of 45 kilometers from Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Quiet location away from the city, Rajasthani culture and its beauty add charm to every scene. Watching it on the big screen reminds of the Rajshahi era.
Who built Chomu Palace 350 years ago?
Chomu Palace is also known for its grandeur and workmanship. Chomu Palace, a symbol of royal grandeur, has been converted into a luxurious heritage hotel. It was built in 1550 by Rao Gopalji, a descendant of the royal family of Jaipur. This palace was originally known as a fortified residence for nobles and military chiefs.
Chomu Palace.
Confluence of Mughal and Rajput art
Chomu Palace is a fine example of the blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. This quality makes it perfect for films. The winding arched corridors, huge courtyards filled with light and mysterious corners full of secrets add to its beauty.
Front part of Chomu Palace.
beauty that will keep you watching
The mesh curtains divide the sunlight into pieces, creating changing shadows throughout the day, giving it a unique look. The walls tell stories of mythology and royal life, while the marble carvings and ancient furnishings add to the grandeur.
High ceilings, long corridors and spacious rooms make it perfect for shooting horror films. Its grandeur can be understood from the photographs.
The marble carvings and ancient decorations seal its grandeur.
more than 100 suites
A unique combination of heritage and luxury can be seen in Chomu Palace. There are more than 100 suites here. Its specialties range from Palace and Royal suites to special Maharani and Maharaja suites. Each suite tells the story of ancient artefacts, marble finishing and a royal era.
Chomu Palace.
Durbar hall with 120 seats, this is the rent
The glittering Sheesh Mahal is known for special functions and private celebrations. At the same time, food facilities are available throughout the day in the grand 120-seat Durbar Hall. The fare for one night stay here starts from ₹ 40,000.
Courtyard of Chomu Palace.
Chomu Palace is currently a luxurious heritage hotel. It offers guests a cultural experience with traditional Rajasthani food and royal hospitality. This destination has also become a popular place for weddings and high-end events.
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