The delightful palace of the Turkish Sultana occupies an L-shaped pavilion in the style of a wooden cabin, surrounded by an exquisitely carved veranda. Inside the palace, panels of bas-reliefs depict lions and birds frolicking amid luxuriant vegetation. The square basin, the Anup Talab, divided into four like an inverted chahar bagh (Mughal garden), is occupied by a platform from which musicians and dancers once entertained the emperor.