Kamlapati Palace

Kamlapati Palace, built in 1722, is a historic monument located in Bhopal, India, on the bridge between the larger and smaller lakes. Named after Rani Kamlapati, the widow of the Gond ruler Nizam Shah, the palace symbolizes a rich history of love and unity between Hindu and Muslim communities in the region. It showcases early 18th-century secular architecture with its double-storied structure made of lakhauri bricks, featuring intricate cusped arches and fluted pillars. The palace is preserved by the Archaeological Survey of India and is a designated Monument of National Importance, making it a significant site for tourists and researchers interested in India's cultural heritage.