The Chitra Shala stands at the end of a well-kept mini-garden, arranged around a delightful small tiered pool. The rooms opening onto the patio, once occupied by the women of the palace, are covered with remarkable 18th and 19th century frescoes depicting mythological episodes, scenes from court life and hunting parties. On the left are scenes depicting various episodes in the life of Krishna, his deeds and his games with the shepherdesses in the Vrindavan forest.