Koshak Mahal - Where history whispers!

Koshak Mahal was commissioned in 1445 by Mahmud Shah Khilji of the Malwa Sultanate as a victory monument after defeating the Sharqi dynasty of Jaunpur. It is believed to have been built to commemorate his brief conquest of Kalpi. The structure served not only as a symbol of triumph but also as a royal residence or a hunting lodge during the Sultanate period. Over the centuries, Koshak Mahal witnessed the rise and fall of various dynasties, including the Mughals and the Bundelas, each leaving their mark on the region's cultural landscape. Although its original purpose may have evolved, the Mahal continues to stand as a significant historical landmark, preserving the stories of its past and offering visitors a tangible connection to the bygone era.