Book your stay

Select a hotel Select a hotel

Select Hotel

India

Agra - The Oberoi Amarvilas
Bandhavgarh - The Oberoi Vindhyavilas Wildlife Resort
Bengaluru - The Oberoi, Bengaluru
Gurgaon - The Oberoi, Gurgaon
Jaipur - The Oberoi Rajvilas
Kolkata - The Oberoi Grand (The hotel is under restoration)
Mumbai - The Oberoi, Mumbai
New Chandigarh - The Oberoi Sukhvilas Resort & Spa, Siswan Forest
New Delhi - The Oberoi, New Delhi
Ranthambhore - The Oberoi Vanyavilas Wildlife Resort
Shimla - Wildflower Hall, An Oberoi Resort
Shimla - The Oberoi Cecil
Udaipur - The Oberoi Udaivilas

Egypt

Sahl Hasheesh - The Oberoi Beach Resort
The Oberoi Zahra, Luxury Nile Cruiser
The Oberoi Philae, Luxury Nile Cruiser

Indonesia

Bali - The Oberoi Beach Resort
Lombok - The Oberoi Beach Resort

Mauritius

The Oberoi Beach Resort, Mauritius

Morocco

The Oberoi, Marrakech

Saudi Arabia

The Oberoi, Madina

Select Embarkation Date

Luxur -

05 Nights

Number of nights

2 Nights and 3 Days

Number of nights

Check-In

Check-Out

Done

Check-In

Check-Out

Room 1

Guests 2

Room 1

Adult

Children

1^st Child's Age

< 1

2^nd Child's Age

< 1

3^rd Child's Age

< 1

Add Room

Confirm

Book

Have a Promo Code?

Done

Embarkation from Luxor

Embarkation from Aswan

Month

No availability

*All itineraries are on Tuesday and Saturday.

Back

Tipu Sultan’s Fort and Summer Palace

This beautiful palace served as a summer retreat for the famous ruler, Tipu Sultan. The construction of this palace was commenced by his father, Nawab Haider Ali Khan in 1781 and completed by Tipu Sultan in 1791. <br><br> The palace was constructed to house the durbar or court, which would administer the happenings in the territory, while also serving as a summer retreat. This palace is a celebrated destination for Islamic architecture. Tipu Sultan called it an ‘Abode of Happiness’ and ‘Envy of Heaven’.

This beautiful palace served as a summer retreat for the famous ruler, Tipu Sultan. The construction of this palace was commenced by his father, Nawab Hyder Ali Khan in 1781 and completed by Tipu Sultan in 1791.

The palace was constructed to house the durbar or court, which would administer the happenings in the territory, while also serving as a summer retreat. This palace is a celebrated destination for Islamic architecture. Tipu Sultan called it an ‘Abode of Happiness’ and ‘Envy of Heaven’.