
Pataudi Palace (Ibrahim Kothi)
Pataudi, Haryana, India
The colonial-classical seat of the cricketing Nawabs — colonnaded verandas and lawn acres known to every film buff as a favourite shoot villa.
Why visit: Tiger Pataudi's white palace — aristocracy one exit off the highway.
- ›Palace facade
- ›Pataudi family lore
- ›Qutb Khan mosque town
- ›Film-set spotting
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Best time
Oct–Mar (exterior/lawn access varies)
Entry fee
Varies (heritage stays/events)
Est. budget
₹200–1,000
Duration
2–3 hrs
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