Is this monument included in the Srirangapatna heritage circuit?

Yes, this monument is included in the Srirangapatna heritage circuit.

Can I visit this along with Mysore Palace in one day?

Yes, you can visit the venue along with Mysore Palace.

How much time does the visit take?

45 to 60 minutes can be expected for the visit.

Are guides available inside the monument?

Yes, guides will be available at the monument.

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Daria Daulat Bagh Srirangapatna

Daily, Multiple slots

Daria Daulat Bagh, Srirangapatna · 8563.5 km away

4.2•

19034 ratings

About the venue

Dariya Daulat Bagh is a historic palace built in 1784 C.E., it served as a royal retreat and stands today as one of the finest surviving examples of Tipu Sultan’s artistic patronage.

Historical Background

Commissioned by Tipu Sultan, the palace reflects his interest in art, architecture and landscape design. The complex once functioned as a residence and a place of leisure for the royal family. Its paintings depict battle scenes, including the victories of Haider Ali in 1780, as well as ornamental floral patterns that express the decorative traditions of Mysore.

Location and Significance

Situated in the heart of Srirangapatna, the palace forms an integral part of the town’s historic landscape. It provides insight into the cultural world of Tipu Sultan and is an important site for understanding Mysore’s eighteenth century history.

Architectural Materials and Design

Constructed mainly of teak wood in an Indo Islamic style, the palace is rectangular in plan and elevated on a platform with open corridors on all sides. Every surface, from walls to ceilings and pillars, is covered with paintings. The garden layout with fountains enhances the elegance of the complex. The ground floor now operates as a museum displaying artefacts and paintings related to Tipu Sultan.

Things to know

Ticket needed for all ages

Entry allowed for all ages

Kid friendly

Pets not allowed

Free water stations

Washrooms available

What visitors say

4.2|

From 19,034 Google reviews

VELAYUTHAM N

5 months ago

Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace, also known as Daria Daulat Bagh (literally "Garden of the Sea of Wealth"), is a historic 18th-century palace in Srirangapatna, Karnataka. Built primarily of teakwood in the Indo-Saracenic (Deccani) style, it served as the summer retreat for Tipu Sultan, the "Tiger of Mysore". Murals and Art: The walls, ceilings, and pillars are covered in vibrant frescoes and murals. Notably, the western wall depicts the Battle of Pollilur (1780), showing Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan’s victory over British forces. Museum showcasing Tipu Sultan’s memorabilia, including his clothes, weapons (swords and daggers), silver vessels, and various sketches and paintings. A beautiful Garden is maintained alongside on the banks of cauvery river.Read More

Sum Shak

5 months ago

The place has beautiful Indo-Islamic architecture with wooden carvings, wall paintings and a well-maintained green garden.... Inside, a small museum displays belongings of Tipu Sultan.... The Cauvery River flows at the back, adding to the calm and scenic beauty.... The entry ticket is Rs. 20/- and can be bought only by QR code (no offline tickets).... Parking space is available.... Overall, it is a very peaceful and a beautiful place....Read More

Roaming Rahul

2 months ago

Visited Daria Daulat Bagh during my Mysore trip, and it was a really interesting experience. This is not just another tourist spot where you walk around, take a few photos and leave. Once you understand the history behind the place, you start appreciating it much more. Daria Daulat Bagh, also known as the Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan, gives you a glimpse into the life, architecture and history of the time of Tipu Sultan. The palace is built mainly with teak wood and has beautiful traditional architecture, detailed paintings and artwork. The entire structure has a very different character compared to the grand stone palaces you normally see. What I liked most was being able to see the historical paintings and artwork inside the palace. They give you an idea of the people, battles, lifestyle and events connected with Tipu Sultan and the period in which he lived. For someone interested in Indian history, this makes the visit much more meaningful. You don't just see a building — you get an opportunity to understand a small but important part of the history of the Mysore Kingdom. The surroundings are also beautiful. The palace is located within a well-maintained garden, and the greenery around the wooden structure makes the whole place very peaceful. Walking through the gardens and then entering the palace gives you a completely different experience. I would strongly recommend taking some time to read the information available at the site or using a guide if possible. Without knowing the background, you may simply look at the paintings and architecture and move on. But once you understand the historical significance, the same things become much more interesting. Another thing I appreciated was the opportunity to see how architecture was used during that period. The wooden construction, pillars, paintings and intricate detailing show the level of craftsmanship that existed centuries ago. It is quite fascinating to think about how much effort went into creating and maintaining a palace like this. For anyone visiting Mysore or Srirangapatna, I would definitely recommend adding Daria Daulat Bagh to the itinerary, especially if you enjoy history, architecture and understanding India's past. It is also a good place to visit with children because it can give them a more visual and interesting way of learning about history rather than just reading it in a textbook. Overall, I had a very good experience here. It is a peaceful place with a lot of history behind it, and the significance becomes much clearer when you take the time to understand the stories connected to Tipu Sultan and the Mysore Kingdom. Definitely worth visiting — not just to see the palace, but to understand the history behind it.Read More

ARUN PRASAD

2 months ago

Daria Daulat Bagh is a beautiful historical attraction in Srirangapatna, surrounded by lush gardens, majestic old trees, and well-maintained walking paths. Once the summer palace of Tipu Sultan, the peaceful atmosphere and elegant architecture make it a wonderful place to explore. The historic cannons, landscaped gardens, and heritage surroundings also make it an excellent destination for photography and a relaxing stroll. A must-visit for history enthusiasts, families, and anyone exploring Mysuru and Srirangapatna.Read More

ash was

2 months ago

Daria Daulat bagh very good garden in side museum off Tipu sultan and palace good historical very big huge garden well maintained you can spend a good time over here definitely visit itRead More

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