Suitable for : Pheras, Intimate Wedding, Reception, Photography

The domed, three-storeyed structure at the heart of the palace the same hall where Prince Khurram once sought refuge. Its inlaid marble interiors make it the most requested spot for phera ceremonies at a heritage event venue like Jagmandir.

Suitable for : Wedding Ceremony, Sangeet, Cocktail

The Palace of the Crown Prince opens onto an open-air chowk traditionally used for wedding ceremonies at Jagmandir folk dancers, fireworks and themed lighting are commonly staged here for evening functions.

Suitable for : Sangeet, cocktails, Musical Soirees

A flower-filled courtyard of jasmine, bougainvillea and frangipani, laid with black-and-white tiles and fountains the venue the Maharana himself once used for private parties, now available for wedding cocktail evenings and musical soirees.

Suitable for : Banquet, Buffet Dinner, Reception

Named for the twelve solid marble slabs used in its construction, this hall on the eastern wing hosts sit-down banquets and buffet-style wedding dinners, with the Picholi Bar built into the same structure.

Suitable for : Welcome Dinner, Reception, Lake-View Dining

A colonnaded, open terrace on the palace's northern side with a direct view across Lake Pichola to the City Palace the setting the property uses for its restaurant and one of the most requested backdrops for a reception dinner.