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Jagmandir Island Palace

Udaipur, Rajasthan, India · HRH Group · Accessible Luxury

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Jag Mandir was built as a pleasure palace and summer retreat for the Mewar royals, its construction spanning over a century, from 1551 to 1652 under Maharana Jagat Singh I, on an island in Lake Pichola in Udaipur. It is said to have sheltered the Mughal prince Khurram, the future Shah Jahan, while he was in exile, and it now takes ten rooms as a heritage hotel, reached by boat across the lake.

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History

Originally built as a pleasure palace and summer retreat for the Mewar royals, the construction of Jag Mandir spanned over a century, beginning in 1551 and reaching completion in 1652 under Maharana Jagat Singh I. The island palace famously served as a refuge for Prince Khurram, the future Emperor Shah Jahan, during his rebellion against his father. Today, it has been meticulously redeveloped by the HRH Group as a premier heritage destination and luxury hotel.

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