Bihar's Pandui Palace: A Glimpse into a Royal Past, Family Still Resides

• Pandui Palace in Jehanabad, Bihar, once served as a center for running kingdoms and holding court during the zamindari era.
• The palace, known as Pandui State, was a stronghold of zamindars and frequented by British army units.
• Despite some decay, the grand structure features 4 halls, multiple rooms, and intricate carvings, attracting visitors.
• Originally built by Zamindar Vamdev Prasad on 6 acres, the palace includes a large pond and is still inhabited by family members.
• Locals advocate for its recognition as a heritage site to boost tourism and preserve its 200-year-old history.