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Why to visit Gohar Museum
Gohar Mahal, often referred to as Gauhar Mahal, is a magnificent mansion with historical value that is located on the VIP lane in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. It is appropriately situated along the shore of Upper Lake. It resembles a Mahal in many ways. It is the best illustration of how elegant Mughal and superb Hindu architecture can coexist harmoniously. It is located immediately behind the well-known Shaukat Mahal. The most sought-after location in this city for holding various kinds of cultural events, advertising and art exhibitions, and vibrant fairs. It is a popular tourist site all year round for both domestic and international visitors.
Qudisiya Begum successfully constructed Gohar Mahal in 1820 on the shores of the Upper Lake in Bhopal. She is Bhopal's first female ruler. She is also referred to as Gohar Begum. After her husband's murder in 1819, she succeeded in taking the throne of the former princely state. She was an impartial woman monarch who ascended to power without any opposition in the 19th century. She carried out the tasks and obligations of the princely state of Bhopal very skillfully. She is a fair-minded monarch and effective leader. She was well-liked and respected among her subjects and community. According to historians, she was India's first woman's rights activist. She had a very contemporary and liberal viewpoint. With the arrival of the Begums of Bhopal, Gohar Mahal rose to become the seat of political and governmental authority.
This specific historical landmark serves as a significant reminder of Bhopal's rich past and former greatness. Qudisiya Begum lived at this Mahal for the latter portion of her life, during the reign of her daughter. It is significant historically, and Gohar Mahal depicts it with great joy even today, retaining the same glory and fate that it once did. Everyone is aware of the Mahal's significance, which is due to its elevated historical significance as the former centre of all political and power under the authority of the Begums of Bhopal.
