While in Kolkata, think about Marble Palace
Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta is a state occupied with a bounty of calming pleasures. The vibrant state of India is a blend of various
mesmerizing attributes which could easily be observed from its modern lifestyle
to its colorful culture, rapidly growing business sectors to admirable life of
village areas. Each spot is bedecked amazingly and encapsulates millions of
tiny allures. Going deep into its beauty, you’ll get to find a spellbinding view of the state placed in the heart of millions.
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| Marble Palace Kolkata |
The topography of Kolkata exposes plentiful attractions that
are not only appreciated in India but in abroad as well. People from crosswise countries head to this incredible state in search of a real feeling of
excitement. Rather than some mouth-watering sweet dishes where “ROSHOGULLA” is
supreme, there is one more tourist drawing attraction in the region that
similarly mesmerizes tourists and calls people in bunch i.e. Marble Palace. One
of the most flattering tourist places of Kolkata is a crown to its heritage.
Hunting the clandestine Marble Palace, Kolkata
Mansion built in 1835 on the will of Raja Rajendra Mullick is
located at 46, Muktaram Babu Street, Kolkata 700007. The grand palace is
leniently brimful with the statues of Victoriana, Christopher Columbus, Lord
Buddha, Belgian glassware; some lions, and grandiose paintings that make every
spectator spellbind & captivate them with the ambiance.
All mentioned statues are placed on its lush green lawn. It's
vertical radiance and muffling artistry will certainly enchant you in a state
of dream. The architectural masterpiece of Marble Palace has been made
making use of extensive Italian marble. It’s a three-story building garlanded with tall fluted Corinthian pillars.
Another major attractive slice that captivates the viewer’s eyes
is its amazing verandas that have been built in the Chinese pavilion style,
pampered with fretwork and slanting roofs. The palace also pampers a lush
striking garden as discussed above and has a tiny lake and a zoo. The marble palace remains as a private residence.
So viewers are prohibited from doing photography inside the
palace but you can explore its clandestine roaming around the whole
palace. Its scintillating panoramas will remain in your heart forever. If you
are up to visit the mansion then carry some practical info to make your visit
worthwhile. Let’s check them below….
Opening time- 10 am to 4 pm. (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday)
Entry Charges- NIL- Prior (Need to take permission from West
Bengal Tourism Department)
Location- 46, Muktaram Babu Street, Kolkata 700007
- Photography is sternly prohibited inside the palace
- The nearest railway station is Sealdah.
- The nearest airport is Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport.
- Also connected by roads having a great network of a convenient route
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