Jhargram Palace Heritage - Tourist attraction in Jhargram - Jhargram, India

A beautiful palace at Jhargram and also a tourist attraction. The property is magnificent and a bit maintained but very secured. The in-house staff were courteous and well mannered. The quality and taste of food has quite some room for improvement. The rooms are neat, spacious with a king-bed and minimalistically but nicely decorated. A big and clean attached bathroom which could be renovated in the future.

Nice and we'll maintained place. But not open for all. Need to buy tickets from Jhargram Tourism office in advance to enter into the premises.

To stay here book prior arrival. Rates as on November 2023 Royal Guest House : 13440 CP Vintage Suite : 6160 CP Premium Vintage : 5600 CP Premium Deluxe : 4480 CP Classic Vintage : 4480 CP Executive Vintage : 4480 CP Mini Deluxe : 2800 CP Extra person charge : 1000 Breakfast Complementary Check in Time : 1 PM Check out Time: 11 AM Get lunch/dinner at WB tourism complex resturant just outside the palace.

Visited the Jhargram Rajbari last week to spend the weekend in the lap of nature, antiques, and luxury and the stay sure did not disappoint us. You can either book a room inside the main Rajbari or opt for rooms in the annexe building or the Rajbari tourist complex that is just 100 metres away from the main Rajbari. We had stayed at the Classic Vintage room, the room was clean, big and well done up, the restroom though was huge. Some of the only downsides that I would speak of, about the Rajbari stay is- One, the day we had checked in there was powercut for 20-25 minutes in the afternoon owing to which the pump was not working hence there was no water supply in the washroom. Second,water from the AC started falling on the bed, creating a wet patch, the problem though was resolved after a while. These I believe are circumstantial hiccups and one of cases, hence these are things that should not deter your plan to visit the property. Note- Also pre-order your meals if you want to have kochi pathar jhol for dinner and Rajokiyo thali for lunch. Speaking of the plus sides- a) We were granted an early check in say about an half an hour buffer from the original check in time at 1pm. b) The food was very well cooked, served and presented. It's very light on the palette, and the quality of fish, vegetables and meat served is appreciable. They also on request arranged for rosogolla and kheer kodom for us to satisfy our sweet cravings post dinner. c)Things that you will get complimentary - 2litres of water at the time of check-in, complimentary traditional Bengali breakfast, room service of bed tea and biscuits. d) The property though a little understaffed, nonetheless has a team of helping hands who are courteous and proactive. e) Within the Rajbari complex you will find a beautiful nursery, do pay that a visit if you are a plant lover. Talking of sightseeing, ideally as per popular belief a proper stay at Jhargram is about a 2nights 3 days plan. An elaborate stay will help you cover all the nineteen sightseeing spots in and around the vicinity, since we were there for only 26 hours these were the places we were able to cover 1) Jhargram Zoo- enjoy sighting the leopard, monkeys, rare wild cats, Nilgai, and deers. 2) Bike trailing through the khowab gram jungle. Don't go by the Google map it's not going to give you very accurate directions, be on the lookout for khowa gram by asking locals for direction, you also directly shop for handicrafts from the artisans. We were pressed for time hence couldn't end up reaching the place and had to come back midway. 3) Kanak Durga Temple 4) Dulung Nadi, the Kanak Durga Temple is situated on the banks of it. Dip your feet into the water and feel the breeze kiss you gently. 5) Chilkigarh Raj Palace 6) Shop for affordable Souvenirs and handicrafts from Jungle Mahal Craft Hub. Follow the Google map and you will know where to go. 7) Silicon Wax Museum, this Museum is situated within the compound of the Jungle Mahal Craft Hub, visit it to witness the undying love of a parent for their 27 year old deceased musician son. The museum is a soulful creation and archive of his son's songs, achievements, wearables and memories. It's a place that will tinge you with both smiles and tears of joy! I hope you will enjoy your stay at the property as much as we did. Happy tripping.

Historic building many signs for fighting with British tremendous situation beautiful scenerio with green garden only problem is not to allow tourist inside campus. The history of this famous Jhargram Raja briefly marked in the information signboard.

Dewan Rai Bahadur Debendra Mohan Bhattacharya, who developed Jhargram town into a modern planned township and commissioned the this Palace in 1931 which is one of the finest example of Indo Saracenic architecture in Eastern India. We visited this palace, you can book rooms here and experience the royalty. Had a great experience.

Enjoyed a royal getaway at Jhargram Palace on this weekend, the rooms have a vintage vibe with all the basic amenities like AC, Geyser, TV. There are 6 types of room with complimentary breakfast. For lunch we had the Rajokiyo Thali comprising of all the authentic and tasty Bengali dishes. The palace is so beautifully maintained and the garden is so beautiful with a majestic fountain in the middle. A must visit place to enjoy Royal life for 1 day.

Good property. Easily reachable by road. Rooms are spacious. Ample parking space. Friendly staff. However the lunch and dinner serving time can be improved.