Ummed Mahal is famous for it's Art and beauty of the Mahal. Nice Place to visit with your family or friends.art used in the wall is awesome.

The "chitra shala" has an excellent in situ collection of Bundi paintings done in the typical miniature style. They depict so many aspects of the life of the royalty of those times.

Inside the taragarh fort is this beautiful chitrashala which has well kept turquoise paintings, perfect backdrop for a perfect photo click. One needs to get the ticket (Rs.80 Indians) from the fort entrance and climb around 500 mtrs to reach this place.

The museum in protected by Archaeological division of the govt of India. The museum is at the Zanana section, which you can clearly understand with the help of the wall paintings. The paintings are well preserved, it depicts many local and mythological tales.

An old guy with a walking stick who was really jolly, walked me around and explained lots of the paintings to me. This is a beautiful place to visit. Not to be missed.

Off the Garh Palace, a path leads to the Chitrashala, housed in the Ummed Mahal, set amidst a landscaped garden. Spectacular Rajput style of paintings worn off here & there, depicting scenes from Lord Krishna's pastimes, adorn the walls & ceilings of this pavilion. Heritage...More

Steep climb, but worth it if you like these type of wall paintngs. Nice views of city and quiet. See these after the ones in the castle.

Chitrashala is one of the outstanding monument and it is also known as Ummed Mahal. For art lovers it is just spectacular as blue, black and white colours paintings are quite vibrant. Palace is having glass work and ceilings are having magnificent paintings which are...More

This is worth a visit if you have a guide to give you all the information about it. The gardes are small but still well groomed.

Included in the ticket to the Taragarh Palace, the place offers a pretty good collection of paintings in the Bundi style. Bundi Style - where you see only on side of the face. Block 1 hour of your time.