Tags : Historical Site
Timings : 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Entry Fee : Foreign tourists - INR 100
Indian tourists - INR 5
Date : Between 1800 and 1830
Built by : Major Gore Ouseley
Dilkusha Kothi is a hunting lodge converted into a summer palace for the royals, built in 1800 by Major Gore in Baroque style. It was strongly impacted during the 1857 war of Indian independence and today lies in a ruined state, with only a few towers and walls still standing.
This Baroque-styled construction was quite strongly impacted during the 1857 war of Indian Independence. The present face of this structure is a mere ruin with a withstanding few towers and walls.
Besides, the Dilkudha Kothi is in the vicinity of a well-manicured garden, thus making for a great picnic spot as well. The area of this monument is quite a secluded space from the rest of the town and finding reliable transport could be quite a hassle.