Man Mahal

Man Mahal is the largest royal palace in Pushkar, built by Raja Man Singh of Amber. Overlooking the sacred Pushkar Lake, it is now converted into a heritage hotel, allowing visitors to experience regal Rajasthani architecture and hospitality. Its prime location on the eastern banks of Pushkar Lake provides stunning sunrise and sunset views.

Known For: Its royal heritage, Rajasthani architecture, and panoramic views of Pushkar Lake and ghats.

Timings: Opens: 9:00 AM | Closes: 8:00 PM | Closed on: None

Tips: 2-3 Hours

Restricted Items: Pets, Photography on certain inside areas.

More About: Man Mahal was constructed as a guesthouse for Raja Man Singh I, who frequently visited Pushkar for religious purposes. Today, it is managed by Rajasthan Tourism and functions as the RTDC Hotel Sarovar, offering visitors the chance to stay in royal ambiance.

Architecture: The palace reflects classic Rajasthani architectural style with ornate jharokhas (balconies), carved pillars, and courtyards.

Best Time to Visit: October to March for pleasant weather

Tips for Visiting: Visit during evening for spectacular lake views.