Mr. Kulin Lalbhai writing his comments in visitors book

Mr. Prasan Firodia, Managing Director, Force Motors Ltd and family at The City Palace Museum

Mr. Prasan Firodia, Managing Director of Force Motors Ltd, visited the City Palace Museum with his family on 22nd July 2024. During their visit, they were welcomed by Dr. Mayank Gupta, Chief Executive Officer of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation. Mr. Firodia explored several notable sections of the museum, including the Saleh Khana Gallery of Arms and Armours, Mardana Mahal, and the Amar Mahal Gallery, which showcase the "Splendour of Silver," reflecting the exquisite craftsmanship of silver smithing found in the Zenan Mahal. Mr. Prasan Firodia and his family expressed their appreciation for the rich cultural heritage preserved within the City Palace Museum. The tour provided them with a deeper understanding and respect for the history and traditions of the Mewar region, leaving them with lasting memories of their visit to this iconic landmark.

Mr. Prasan Firodia and family at The City Palace Museum

Visit of Ms. Mayo Murasaki - Japanese Vlogger to the City Palace Museum, Udaipur

Japanese vlogger Ms. Mayo Murasaki, known for her popular YouTube channel, recently visited the City Palace Museum in Udaipur as part of her tour to promote Rajasthan and India in Japan from July 24th to 29th, 2024. Her visit was supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, as part of their efforts to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the state to international audiences.

During her stay in Udaipur, Ms. Murasaki explored the grandeur of the City Palace Museum and was particularly fascinated by the museum's collection of Mewar paintings, which shed light on the living heritage of the region and its cultural exchanges in the realms of art, architecture, religion, and culture. She also marveled at the intricate mirror work, beautiful paintings,traditional royal furniture, and ornamental tile work that adorned the various palaces within the complex. One of the highlights of her visit was the Mardana Mahal, or the palace of the men, which showcased the lifestyle of the rulers through various installations. The vlogger also visited the Zenana Mahal, or the palace of the ladies, which now houses the museum's extensive collection of artifacts.

Through her vlogs and social media posts, Ms. Murasaki aimed to inspire her Japanese audience to explore the wonders of Rajasthan and the City Palace Museum, Udaipur. Her visit was a testament to the growing interest in Indian culture and heritage among international travelers and the efforts of the Government of India to promote tourism in the country.

Ms. Mayo Murasaki at The City Palace, Udiapur