रानीमहल || Ranimahal Taajmahal of Nepal || Special Reports ||

General Khadga Samsher Rana was forced to drop his royal titles and was sent to Palpa-Gauda as the Western Commander in Chief of Nepal In 1887. At Palpa-Gauda in 1892 Khadga Shamsher's beloved youngest wife Tej Kumari Devi died and within a year Khadga built a palace and named after his wife as Rani Mahal (Literary translates as Queens Palace). He also named the nearby forest as Rani Ban (Rani forest) along with naming the Ghats as Rani Ghat.
Ranimahal known as Queens Palace is situated in the bank of the holy river Kaligandaki 13 Km far from Tansen the city of Palpa district. In 1902, Khadga Samsher Rana along with his family fled from Nepal to India.
As the Khadga Shumsher abandoned the palace and fled to India, Rani Mahal was left behind without any proper owner or caretaker. The condition of the palace was a concern of both the government of Nepal and locals. At present, the Government of Nepal has started a reconstruction and restoration program to repair and rebuild the palace to its original state. This will not only preserve the national historical properties, but also increase the possibilities of tourism in the area and result in various developments.

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