Tourists will be able to know the history of Lalbagh Palace – Photo: SOCIAL MEDIA Expansion Tourists will now be able to listen to the history of Lalbagh Palace, one of the famous tourist places of Indore, on their mobiles. For this, all they have to do is download an app and scan the QR code of the Palace. Its trial has been completed. The Lalbagh Palace built during the Holkar reign is maintained by the Archaeological Department, but a lot of tourists come here, so the tourism department Is also increasing the facilities here. The department has tied up with an agency. Which is providing free audio guide facility at tourist places. come everyday 300 from 500 Tourist
1886 Lalbagh Palace is one of the famous tourist places of the city. Everyday from 415 to Tourists come everyday, but there is no guide here, due to which tourists could not know the history of Lalbagh Palace properly. The tourism department had signed a contract for this with the Sago app two months ago. In this, tourists will be able to know the history of Lalbagh through QR code based audio guide.

Additional Manager of Tourism Department Director Vivek Shrotriya himself took its trial. He told that very soon tourists will be able to take advantage of this facility. We have provided the content to the agency that developed the app. It includes the history related to the palace along with the facts.
Palace was built in lakhs, renovated in five crores
The construction of Lalbagh Palace started in the year 1886 during the Holkar reign. It was built by London’s famous firm Messrs Waring and Gilloos 36 for lakhs of rupees. The garden around it also adds to the beauty of the palace built on four acres. The government has sanctioned five crore rupees for its renovation. The work of the complex is being done by the municipal corporation. The royal family used to live in this palace. The palace has bedroom, dining room, party hall. The Kasara marble pillars are quite beautiful. Paintings and different designs have been made on the roofs of the palace with Roman style decorations. The palace kitchen is on the other side of the river and a tunnel has been built under the river to reach the palace, although it is no longer in use. ,