Hindola Mahal which is in the ruins of the Mandu, Madhya Pradesh. This amazing monument also referred to as the Swinging Palace exists in the 15th century and belongs to the Malwa Sultanate. Spread out as an open plaza with walls that seem to tilt as if a swing is in action, Hindola Mahal was originally a huge royal palace and was later utilized as an assembly hall.

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