No AC, yet naturally cool: Begum's 149-year-old palace now lies in ruins
Benazeer Palace, built in 1877, was once a symbol of architectural marvel and royal heritage. The palace features a unique cooling system using natural airflow and has many beautiful halls that remain intact. Despite undergoing restoration, it has not been effectively utilized and faces deterioration today. There was a proposal to transform it into a heritage...
Key Takeaways
- Benazeer Palace, built in 1877, was once a symbol of architectural marvel and royal heritage.
- The palace features a unique cooling system using natural airflow and has many beautiful halls that remain intact.
- Despite undergoing restoration, it has not been effectively utilized and faces deterioration today.
Benazeer Palace, built in 1877, was once a symbol of architectural marvel and royal heritage. The palace features a unique cooling system using natural airflow and has many beautiful halls that remain intact. Despite undergoing restoration, it has not been effectively utilized and faces deterioration today. There was a proposal to transform it into a heritage hotel, though progress remains uncertain.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.