
Raja Nahar Singh Palace, Ballabhgarh
Faridabad, Haryana, India
The 1857 martyr-king's haveli-fort — Jat-Mughal courtyards restored as a heritage venue for the raja hanged for joining the great uprising.
Why visit: A freedom-fighter's palace still hosting weddings and memory.
- ›Darbar courtyards
- ›1857 memorial lore
- ›Rang Mahal wing
- ›Ballabhgarh bazaars
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free–event access
Est. budget
₹100–400
Duration
1–2 hrs
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