Gadashah’s Palace is a lesser-known historical monument located in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, believed to date back to the period of the Malwa Sultanate. The palace now exists largely in ruins, with remnants of stone walls, arches, and structural foundations that indicate its former use as a residential or administrative building. Reflecting early Indo-Islamic architectural features, the site offers insight into the everyday royal or noble life of medieval Mandavgarh beyond its grand palaces and monuments. Set amid Mandu’s scenic plateau and quiet surroundings, Gadashah’s Palace is of interest to history enthusiasts and travelers exploring the offbeat and lesser-explored heritage sites of Mandu.