Sultanpur Palace, Kullu

Sultanpur Palace, popularly known as the Rupi Palace, is a magnificent palace located in the Kullu. The original structure was destroyed in a major earthquake that hit India in 1905 after which it was reconstructed to its original form. Several miniature paintings done in Kullu style can be seen at the palace.

The palace is quite popular for its architecture, which is a combination of Pahari, a broad generalisation of groups of people living in the Himalayan foothills towards the north of India, and colonial architectural styles. Massive wooden logs were used to build the entry to the palace. The palace is currently occupied by the members of the ruling family, because of which tourists have to seek permission from them before entering the place.