Man Mandir Palace

• Built between 1486 and 1517 by Raja Mansingh. The tiles that once adorned its exterior have not survived, but at the entrance , traces of these still remain. 
• Within the palace room’s stand bare, stripped of their former glory, testifying to the passing of the centuries. 
• Vast chambers with fine stone screens were once the music halls, and behind these screens, the royal ladies would learn music from the great masters of the day. 
• Below, circular dungeons housed the state prisoners of the Mughals. Emperor Aurangzeb had his brother ,Murad imprisoned, and later executed here. 
• Close by is Jauhar Pond, where in the Rajput tradition, the Ranis committed mass sati after their consorts had been defeated in battle.
• At Man Mandir Palace, a poignant ambience of those days of chivalry and heroism still lingers in the silent chambers. A superbly mounted Son-et-Lumiere here brings it all alive every evening.