The Royal Palace:

The masterpiece red sandstone architecture of the palace reflects largely Hindu architectural traditions. Still the palace buildings display ample evidence of the impact of Muslim decorative elements, some apparently drawn from sources such as Persian miniature paintings. Many of the walls were brightly painted, but little of that painting remains. Floors would have been covered with carpets; a variety of other furnishings, collections of ceramics and glass, and other objects would have filled the rooms.

The well-preserved condition owes to the extensive restoration work carried by British archeologists before the Independence.