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Murshidabad, West Bengal, India
The Hazarduari Palace, meaning "A Palace with a Thousand Doors," is arguably the most significant tourist attraction in Murshidabad. This colossal three-storey building was constructed in 1837 by Nawab Nazim Humayun Jah. It was designed by the British architect Colonel Duncan Macleod in the Indo-Eur opean architectural style, specifically the Doric style. The name 'Hazarduari' comes from its famous feature of having 1000 doors, of which 900 are real and 100 are false (or ornamental) doors, designed perhaps to confuse intruders or simply for grand aesthetics. The palace stands on an expansive area of 41 acres, encompassing the Kila Nizamat area. It was primarily used for holding the Durbar (court) and other official work by the Nawabs and later served as the residence for high-ranking British officials. Today, the palace has been converted into a museum and is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). It houses an extraordinary collection of artifacts from the Nawabi era, offering a deep insight into the courtly life and the political history of 18th and 19th century Bengal. The collection includes a wide range of items from the personal belongings of the Nawabs to weapons, paintings, and historical documents.
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