The Mysore Palace, once the residence of the royal family of Mysore, stands as a stunning exemplar of Indo-Saracenic architecture. Constructed in 1912 for the 24th ruler of the Wodeyar Dynasty, this palace remains one of the largest and most impressive in India. Its grandeur and architectural beauty make it a prominent and highly popular tourist attraction, drawing visitors from across the globe to admire its rich history and opulent design. Each evening, the palace is transformed into a dazzling spectacle as approximately 97,000 lights adorn its facade, casting a brilliant glow that highlights the palace’s architectural splendor and draws visitors from near and far.