The Viceregal Lodge, located in Shimla, India, served as the summer residence for the British Viceroys during the colonial period. Built in 1888, this grand structure showcases a blend of Scottish baronial and Indian architectural styles, surrounded by lush gardens and scenic views of the Himalayas. Today, the Viceregal Lodge is known as the Indian Institute of Advanced Study and is open to the public. It houses a museum that highlights its historical significance and the role it played in India's governance during British rule. Visitors can explore its beautiful interiors and learn about its rich history.