Venkat Bhavan, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh India

Venkat Bhavan is an intricately designed, well maintained building. Maharaja  Venkatraman Singh built it to provide employment during the famine of 1894, completed in 1907 and covers 425 sq m. A life sized carving of Shiva and Parvati, brought from a demolished temple nearby, is placed at the main entrance. Built around a circular pond with a round platform in the center connected to the periphery.  Twelve doors in the outer walls (baradari) let in light and fresh air. Above the pool there are well-decorated halls, where Vikramaditya held his darbar. In Venkat Bhavan their are very beautiful statues  of many god & godeses  Inside it their is a very beautiful pool and also their is a big tunnel  which connects the venkat bhavan to Fort of rewa.