Tansen Durbar

The white-walled palace displays Nepali architectural elements with traditional windows, ornate decorations, and multiple floors arranged in a symmetrical pattern.

The palace, constructed in 1927 by Pratap Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana, underwent reconstruction in 2008 following its destruction during the 2005 Nepalese Civil War.

The museum section exhibits artifacts from the Rana period, presenting local traditions, garments, and administrative objects that shaped the region's development.

The palace opens daily from morning to evening, allowing visitors to explore both the architectural features and the museum collections within the same compound.

The building combines three distinct functions as a palace, museum, and former administrative center, reflecting different aspects of Nepali governmental heritage.

Location: Tansen

Inception: 1927

GPS coordinates: 27.86736,83.54514

Latest update: March 8, 2025 10:12