Inside Umaid Bhawan Palace: Rajasthan's Most Expensive Wedding Venue

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One of the World's Largest Palaces

Completed in 1943, Umaid Bhawan Palace has 347 rooms, which make it one of the largest private royal residences in the world.

Built to Fight a Famine

Maharaja Umaid Singh commissioned the palace in 1929 to provide employment to thousands during a severe famine in Jodhpur.

Three Palaces in One

The estate has three sections: the royal family's private residence, a luxury Taj hotel, and a museum open to visitors.

Inside the Royal Interiors

Step inside to find grand marble staircases, Art Deco furniture, crystal chandeliers, royal portraits, and beautifully carved domes.

More Than Just a Palace

The estate features 26 acres of gardens, elegant courtyards, banquet halls, fountains, and vintage cars from the royal collection.

What Makes It So Expensive?

Exclusive buyouts, royal hospitality, luxury suites, heritage architecture, and complete privacy make weddings here cost Rs. 2 crore to Rs. 10 crore+.

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