Mysore Palace

India's 17th day - hanging around Mysore March 10, 2019 Sunny 35 degrees February 22, entering India, the temperature has not been below 30 degrees, every day is the feeling of being in the flame mountain. Although Mysore is a little south of Bihembi, the temperature is slightly gentler than Hembi. Of course, it is also about 35 degrees. Mysore has not much to see, except for the palace. It is said that there is a temple on the mountain, which is very famous. It's just that this hot sun really doesn't want to go hiking to see the temple. Just go shopping in the market. Mysore Market Devaraja market is very famous in the local area. There are many items such as vegetables, fruits, spices, clothes and other items, but maybe it is Sunday reason, many stalls are not open. Visually, the vegetable variety is not rich, mostly root and stem, and there are few green leafy vegetables. Prices are very low, naturally mature tomatoes, 10 rupees bought 10! I doubt if the vendor is wrong ～～～～ converted to RMB for only one dollar. [Dental teeth] The market came out and called a car to Mysore University. It is said that there is a museum inside. The car to the school gate, rest on Sunday, the door is closed. The bus to Cochin at 18:25 pm, sit in the palace, pass the time, no matter how sun. Speaking of the Mysore Palace, it is really close to the people. In addition to the treasure exhibition, the entrance fee is 50 rupees (returning to RMB 5). The square, hall, garden, etc. of the palace are open. Anyone can enter and exit freely after security checks. The courtyard where the former princes and ministers stayed, you can sit and lie at will.

The most attractive part of the grand drawing room is the ornate zenith, carved with auspicious patterns of stone pillars, chandeliers, cast iron pillars, Belgian stained glass, and the layout is arranged according to the position of the Indian god peacock.

Mysore is a historic capital of South India, where the former Indian king lived. Now the Mysore Palace has become a lively attraction, which is worth seeing. You need to buy tickets for foreigners, and slippers are not allowed to take photos. The magnificent interior decoration is dazzling, with a style similar to that of European palaces, but with a South Asian flavor. If it weren't for the hot weather in India in April, we could really take a slow look here for a day. It is said that the whole palace is the most beautiful with its lights on at night.

Just remember the roast corn at the entrance of the palace, Haha Memory and New Palace, not to allow photographs to be taken for security. In fact, Indians can be bribed by traffic policemen. They can also almost enter the palace by taking pictures at night to see different music performances. The palace will light up beautifully.

Photographs are not allowed in the palace, but the scenery is really good inside the palace. The murals are mainly about the history of the palace, but English is too poor to understand. You need slippers to enter the palace. You'd better wear a thicker sock, because the ground is very hot under the sun and you can't stand it when you take off your shoes. The disadvantage is that the ground is too dirty, colleagues took off their shoes and stepped on chewing gum, and more people, there is no air conditioning is relatively hot.

The palace of the old Tuban royal family is not small in scale. India is in the top three. This palace is very new. It's only a hundred years ago. Designed by British designers. Appearance or Indian Islamic style. But the interior has been quite westernized and very comfortable.