• 2-hour guided tour of Deeg Water Palace
• Visit the garden with the fascinating fountains, decorative flower-beds, shrubs and trees
• Enjoy the monsoon-like ambience is created from the spray of the fountains
• The palace faces the beautiful lake of Deeg
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

Visit one of the Rajasthan most prominent architectural marvels- Deeg Water Palace. Surrounded by elegant courtyards and fountains, the palace has several monuments that add to the glory of the palace. Enjoy a stroll through the well maintained gardens and explore the magnificent architecture of the Deeg Water Palace.

Situated in far Eastern Rajasthan, Deeg water Palace is a masterpiece. A wide stone pathway leads from the roadside parking, up to the massive archway decorated with a beautiful floral motif. As you entered the main entrance, take a stroll through a beautifully patterned two level passageway made of red sandstone consisting of 4 arches that leads to Gopal Bhavan. Flanked by two small pavilions known as Sawan to the north and Bhadon Bhawans to the south, Gopal Bhavan is the only area of the Palace that is still open to tourists and still has that royal touch. Next, visit Suraj Bhawan –the most beautiful building made of marble inside the palace complex. Built by Suraj Mal, this is a single storey flat roof building having verandah all around with five arched openings and rooms flanking at the corners. Thereafter, head towards the Hardev Bhawan and enjoy a stroll in a vast garden laid out in Charbagh pattern. As you step inside the ground floor you will see a central hall, faced with arches springing from a row of double pillars. Enjoy a stroll through the arcade colonnade running along three sides. Move ahead from Hardev Bhawan to the Keshav Bhawan, the famous monsoon pavilion, which lies next to Rup Sagar. There were stone balls in the ceilings which produce thunder like sound when water flows through the network of pipes. Continue to NAND Bhawan and Purana Mahal built by Badan Singh.