Padam Palace: The Royal Palace in Rampur Bushahr

Usually, while traveling to Spiti Valley from Delhi, everyone makes their first stop at Shimla, and then head forward to Kalpa or Sangla Valley skipping Rampur Bushahr. But somehow the things were planned differently for us during our Spiti Valley winter trip. We got late while finishing our work assignment with Aamod Resort Shoghi, so planned a halt midway at Rampur Bushahr, Himachal Pradesh. The unknown destinations and unplanned halts always take you to explore the hidden gems i.e. what proved true for us and we found the hidden architectural marvel Padam Palace, also known as Rampur Palace at Rampur Bushahr.

Random #trips; unplanned #destinations and spontaneous #halt; make you #explore the hidden gems. The views when I stepped down from my hotel to explore the adjacent building. Any guesses which is this #palace?? Just a hint – somewhere in #himachal!! . . . #travelstory #himachal #india #coupletravel #explorers #travelislife #instatravel #hippieinhills #travelgram #mytravelgram #_hpics #beautifuldestinations #pictureoftheday #tuesdaymotivation #traveltheworld #roamtheplanet #indiaclicks #indianphotography #dslrphotography #passionpassport #ig_captures #himachalpradesh #earth_shotz #travellovers #photogram

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The eight-sided dome-shaped wooden structure in the lawn, Machhkandi was the place from where King interacted with his public. The structure is painted in blue, has a lot of carvings and figurines and four entrances. We totally fell in love with its architecture and couldn’t resist climbing it. From all the eight angles, the views were different but equally enchanting.

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