About Chitrashala :
The Chitrashala, which is also known as the Ummed Mahal, is a part of the Garh Palace. This area of the palace has a separate entrance and is open for visitors though some other portions of palace are closed for visitors.
The Chitra Shala was built in the 18th century, and forms a set of rooms on an elevated podium above the garden court¬yard. The walls and ceilings of the Chitra Shala are adorned with beautiful paintings like those depicting the stories of Ragmala or Raaslila. This place is open on all days from 8 am to 5 pm and entry is free of charge for all the visitors.
The Chitra Shala was built in the 18th century, and forms a set of rooms on an elevated podium above the garden court¬yard. The walls and ceilings of the Chitra Shala are adorned with beautiful paintings like those depicting the stories of Ragmala or Raaslila. This place is open on all days from 8 am to 5 pm and entry is free of charge for all the visitors.
History of Chitrashala
The Chitrashala was built by Rao Umed Singh in the 18th century.
Above the garden courtyard are several rooms with beautiful frescos.
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