About Qila Mubarak
Qila Mubarak is the fine and exemplary piece of Sikh Palace Architecture. Initially Qila Mubarak was just a Mud Fort called “Kachigarhi”. However, a later baked brick were used in renovation and was named as “Qila Mubarak”. It was Maharaja Ala Singh who built this Qila Mubarak in 17th century. The Quila Mubarak permises consist of Darbar Hall, Raan Bass, Quila Andaroon, Sard Khana, Jalau Khana, etc. Most of the interior portions of the Qila Mubarak which is termed as “Qila Andaroon” were built by Maharaja Amar Singh. In Quila Andaroon, the walls have the paintings depicting the Hindu Mythology in Patiala Art form. There are nearly 13 royal chambers within the Quila Andaroon Permises. You can see the collections of rare cannons, swords, maces, sword of Nadir Shah, shields, and daggers of Guru Gobind Singh in the Darbar Hall. This 300 year old fort is aided by Archaelogical Survey of India, Indian National Trust for Arts and Cultural Heritage, World Monuments Watch etc for it restoration works. Located in the heart of Patiala city, the palace was wrapped up by major shopping areas like Bajaj Bazaar, the Gur Mandi and Shah Nashin Bazaar.
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Kali Devi Temple, Pondicherry
2.5 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
Maharaja Bhupinder Singh established the Kali Devi Temple in 1936. This temple is most sacred Hindu religious center. The six foot deity of Kali...
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Sheesh Mahal, Patiala, Punjab
2.9 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
The most attractive tourist spot in Patiala, Sheesh Mahal was established in the year 1847 by Maharaja of Patiala named Narinder Singh. Maharaja...
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Baradari Garden, Patiala, Punjab
3 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
Baradari means “Twelve Doors”. Thus the garden which has twelve entrance doors is called as Baradari Garden. The Maharajah Rajinder Singh who...
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Moti Bagh Palace, Punjab
3 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
One of the largest residence place of world, Moti Bagh Palace was the place where royal family of Patiala Maharaja’s resided until 1940. The...
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Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Punjab
34 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
Laxmi Narayan Mandir located at the Ranjit Sagar dam colony is of utter important to all devotees of Lord Narayna.
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Badshahi Bagh Gurudwara, Ambala, Haryana
48.4 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
Situated near the District Court of Ambala City, Badshahi Bagh Gurudwara is a central worship place for the Sikhs. This shrine is dedicated to the...
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Old British Christian Cemetery, Ambala, Haryana
48.7 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
The British Christian Cemetery in Ambala holds an immense historical value, and even though not existing in its most decent circumstance it...
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Bhawani Amba Temple. Ambala, Haryana
49.7 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
Bhawani Amba Temple in Ambala is one of the oldest and significant holy places in Haryana, a temple dedicated to Goddess Amba. The date and period...
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Chattbir Zoo, Punjab
50.3 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
The zoological park which possesses nearly 100 of mammals, birds and reptile species is an interesting attraction nearby Patiala. Formerly the zoo...
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Holy Redeemer Church, Ambala, Haryana
55.4 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
An excellent example of Gothic style of design and architecture Holy Redeemer Church was built under the British Raj when East India Company...
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Rose Garden, Chandigarh
63 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
The Rose Garden is a major land mark in Chandigarh. Located in secor 16, Zakir Hussain Rose Garden is the perfect place to head to in early...
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Sarkaria Cactus Garden, Haryana
63.7 km from Qila Mubarak - See map
Spread over 7 acres, The Sarkaria Cactus Garden is a beautiful and well maintained cactii garden in Panchkula, Sector 5. It has almost all the...
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