Baz Bahadur Palace is a fine specimen of Afghan architecture. Situated on the outskirts of
Mandu, on the slopes of a hill, the palace was built by
Baz Bahadur, the legendary musician-ruler of Mandu who was a contemporary of Mughal Emperor
Akbar. The palace is a reminder of the tragic love story of Baz Bahadur and his muse, Rani Roopmati. There's a wide courtyard in the palace, encircled by halls and high terraces. As one climbs up the hill from the palace, one can reach {Roopmati’s Pavilion}, on top of the hill.
The nearest airport and railway station are both at
Indore (100 km away).
