The famous Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace is a stunning example of Indo-Islamic architecture and a significant historical site. Built in the late 18th century, the palace served as the summer retreat for Tipu Sultan, the ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore. This structure is renowned for its ornate wooden pillars, intricate carvings, and vibrant frescoes that depict various aspects of Tipu’s life and his battles against the British. If you enjoy filling your sketchbook with drawings of historical architecture, you will love this location.
Please note the following rules for the jam at this location
– We need ASI permission to draw within the premises. You may use a sketch book or small sheets of paper.
– Elaborate set-ups such as easels or oil-paints are not allowed.
– For your copy of the ASI permission, download, print and carry this document – please read it before coming for the jam
– Not all the guards on location are aware of this letter. Please be patient and explain to them calmly and show them the letter from ASI.
Tickets
– You need to book your ticket here (yatra) before you arrive at the jam.
– You can also buy the tickets at the entrance through the online portal they have linked to, please carry your ID proof, online payment method(UPI) and cash. This is important.
Things to carry for this session:
– ASI permission letter
– A sketchbook/small sheets of paper
– Pencils or any medium you would like to try out. Remember, no elaborate material (especially messy paints) is allowed
– A portable chair/mat. If the location has no seating, we tend to sit on the ground
– Water & snacks
Once you reach the location, find a spot you want to sketch and settle in.
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