Ambika Nivas Palace, Muli
Ambika Nivas Palace, Muli was built as an official residence by the 22nd HH Thakore Saheb of Muli, Harischandrasinhji in the 1930s. The Palace was completed in 1936 and has ever since been the private residence of the Muli Royal family for generations now. Prior to the Ambika Nivas Palace, the Muli Royal Family resided in the Juna Darbargadh located in the centre of Muli Town.
Today the Ambika Nivas Palace, Muli is a part residence (private) and part hotel (open to guests).
The Darbargadh, Muli
The Darbargadh was the official residence of the HH Thakore Sahebs of Muli until the Ambika Nivas Palace was built in the 1930s. The Kuldevi – Dhar Devi Amba installation has also been done at the Darbargadh, Muli.
Raatba Ni Vaav – Stepwell
Ramasinhji I was the son of the Founder of Princely State of Muli – Laghdhirsinhji I and became the 2nd HH Thakore Saheb of Muli after his father. He built the famous Stepwell and named it after his daughter, Raat Ba. The Stepwell is called Raat Ba ni Vaav and even today is a major attraction for travellers from all over the world. The Stepwell goes 7 levels down and is a fine example of traditional architecture and the capabilities of the Rulers of Muli almost 700-800 years back.