About Raj Bhavan
The Raj Bhavan at Raigad is the official residence of the Governor of Maharashtra. It is located atop a hill in the town of Raigad, about 80 kilometers from Mumbai. The Raj Bhavan was built in 1884 by the British as a summer residence for the Governor of Bombay Presidency. It served as the official residence of the Governor until 1960, when the capital of Maharashtra was moved from Mumbai to Nagpur. The Raj Bhavan was then used as a guest house and a retreat for the Governor. In 1996, the Raj Bhavan was handed over to the Government of Maharashtra and it was restored and refurbished. It is now the official residence of the Governor of Maharashtra.FAQ's on Raj Bhavan
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Major Attractions at Raj Bhavan
Some of the major attractions at Raj Bhavan include the sprawling gardens, the architectural marvels, and the panoramic views of the Arabian Sea.
Tips For Visiting Raj Bhavan
Some basic tips for visitors to Raj Bhavan are as follows: - Dress conservatively when visiting Raj Bhavan. - Photography is not allowed inside the premises of Raj Bhavan. - Visitors are not allowed to bring any food or drinks inside the premises. - Smoking is not allowed inside the premises.
How To Reach Raj Bhavan
The Raj Bhavan is located in the city of Mumbai. It can be accessed by travelling to Mumbai and then taking a taxi or rickshaw to the Raj Bhavan.
