Royal
Palace tours & court traditions
Behind the parts of a palace open to every visitor, there are usually rooms still lived in by the family that has always lived there — private wings, family shrines, a dining room laid the same way for a hundred years. This is an invitation into that other half.
Guided by family members or the historians who work closely with them, these tours move at a walking pace through architecture built for court life: durbar halls, zenana courtyards, armouries kept exactly as they were left.
What to Expect
- Private wings not open to day visitors
- A family member or house historian as guide
- Court ritual explained in context, not performed for cameras
- Archival photographs and objects rarely on public display
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