by Mir Ijaz Khan
Faiz Palace in Khairpur town, Sindh province, Pakistan, was originally built in 1798 by the Talpur Mirs, who were rulers there. It is a true architectural classic of that time, with some later 19th c innovations and etc. The Khairpur former princely state acceded to Pakistan in 1956.
This splendid palace is surrounded by vast gardens. Faiz Mahal is well maintained and has retained most of its grandeur. The pinkish coloured structure, with its gold and cream outlines, and with its mixture of Mughal and Indian Baroque styles, looks like a glamorous birthday cake, and is a unique looking and richly-furnished place.
It is still owned by the Talpur family, ex Mirs/rulers of Khairpur state, some of whom live here.
Faiz Palace in Khairpur town, Sindh province, Pakistan, was originally built in 1798 by the Talpur Mirs, who were rulers there. It is a true architectural classic of that time, with some later 19th c innovations and etc. The Khairpur former princely state acceded to Pakistan in 1956.
This splendid palace is surrounded by vast gardens. Faiz Mahal is well maintained and has retained most of its grandeur. The pinkish coloured structure, with its gold and cream outlines, and with its mixture of Mughal and Indian Baroque styles, looks like a glamorous birthday cake, and is a unique looking and richly-furnished place.
It is still owned by the Talpur family, ex Mirs/rulers of Khairpur state, some of whom live here.
Faiz Mahal Palace, Khairpur town, Sindh, Pakistan
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