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this wAS the place were kings use to keep their elephants and it was also an shelter to soldiers and horses during 17th and 18th century. this place can be maintained and could kept preserved and govt should take some measures to make it worth for tourists who visit our palace complex by maintaining the places and by keeping it clean and tidy.

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