Tippu's Death place

This is the place where Tippu Sultan breathed his last. He was attacked by the britishers and he was shot and he walked all the way here.

The place is well maintained.
A small rock plate is there were the details of the place is written.
As said on the stone plate, Tippu shot dead at this location by an English soldier.
His body has been shifted to Gumbaz at Ganjam.
The place is very clean and there’s a security guard also deployed.
The entry is free.

This is the death place of Tipu Sultan who was shot dead by a British Soldier while fighting and his body was found at this spot among heaps of other soldiers. At this spot, the Britishers installed a stone in his memory. Entry is free, please remove your shoes before entering the place.

This is the exact place where there body of Tipu Sultan was found after fighting with the Britishers. There is a small stone placed in his remembrance and it is well maintained and surrounded by a small garden.
You have to remove your shoes and enter. Nothing much to see at this place, but good to visit the historical site when in Srirangapatna.

In the Fourth Mysore war the British laid siege to Srirangapatna on 4th May 1799 AD and effectively breached the Fort at Watergate. On hearing of this storming of the enemy, Tipu moved in Posthaste to the spot, and in the fight, fell to the bullet of a British soldier. It was here the body of Tipu was identified and recovered amidst heaps of the dead soldiers. In the recognition of the valiant Tipu, Colonel Wellesley set a stone tablet to mark this spot.
Tippu Sultan, also spelled Tipu Sultan, also called Tippu Sahib or Fateh Ali Tipu, byname Tiger of Mysore, (born 1750, Devanhalli [India]—died May 4, 1799, Seringapatam [now Shrirangapattana]), sultan of Mysore, who won fame in the wars of the late 18th century in southern India.

After fighting bravely in 4th Anglo Mysore war, Tipu Sultan was shot dead and his body was found here.

Well maintained place, historical place, no much rush, park in road side and see this monument. Many of the tipu places in and around srirangapatana is not maintained well . This place is good. You can easily spot in google map. Local guide help can be avail to see some hidden gems which won’t be accessible using google map.

The town srirangpattana is all about tipu sultan must recommend to visit this town

On the side of the road running through the fort boundary. Well maintained but not crowded at all.

Visited this place 2 days back. This place of Tipu's death is well maintained till date. On the right hand side of the road, you can see the remains of his destroyed palace, which the Britishers bombed within 6 hours of killing him.
An interesting read on this place: https://scroll.in/article/1023194/tipu-sultan-fell-in-battle-123-years-ago-but-where-exactly-did-he-die

i am going to my school friends and
Staff very super place and good atmosphere

This is one of the well maintained historic place.

Place Where Tipu's Body was Found

In the Fourth Mysore war the British laid siege to Srirangapatna on 4th May 1799 AD and effectively breached the Fort at Watergate. On hearing of this storming of the enemy, Tipu moved in posthaste, to the spot, and in the fight, fell to the bullet of a British soldier. It was here the body of Tipu Sultan was identified and recovered amidst heaps of the dead soldiers in recognition of the valiant Tipu, Colonel Wellesley set a stone tablet to mark the spot.

Must place to visit and commemorate historic valiance.

The battleground, with its strategic location and historical significance, is a somber reminder of the clash between two powers vying for control. Tippu's death at the hands of the British reverberated through the annals of time, leaving an indelible mark on the region.Visitors to Srirangapatna can witness remnants of the battle, exploring the island's historical sites and imagining the intensity of that fateful day. The ambiance is laden with echoes of a bygone era, evoking contemplation on the sacrifices made during this tumultuous period. Tippu's death place serves as a historical testament, inviting reflection on the complexities of colonial history and the enduring legacy of those who resisted foreign domination.

Place Where Tipu's Body was Found
In the Fourth Mysore war the British laid siege to Srirangapatna on 4th May 1799 AD and effectively breached the Fort at Watergate. On hearing of this storming of the enemy, Tipu moved in posthaste to the spot, and in the fight, fell to the bullet of a British soldier. It was here the body of Tipu Sultan was identified and recovered amidst heaps of the dead soldiers. In recognition of the valiant Tipu, Colonel Wellesley set a stone tablet to mark the spot.

The body of Tipu Sultan was diacovered at this place. Although, he was actually killed at tge nortgern end of tge Water Gate, located another 100 m ahead. A stone rablet has been erected here in his memory. There are no entry fees to this place. You need to remove your footwear before entering this place as a mark of respect. This place is located on the road and can be viewed without having to walk a long distance or climb any steps.

Tipu Sultan who fought without truce against the British.Tipu Sultan was a major enemy of the British East India Company.During the Fourth Mysore War, Tipu was killed during a joint attack by the British and the Nizam of Hyderabad. A king fighting and dying in the Indian freedom struggle became a much-noted historical event.

On 4 May 1799 the British stormed the island fortress at Seringapatam and Tipu Sultan was killed. Legend has it that he was killed at the spot shown in this photograph, but in actual fact it was 182 m to the east of this spot, marked by a small enclosure. The threat from Mysore was finally removed on 4 May 1799, when the British - supported by the army of their Indian ally, the Nizam of Hyderabad - stormed and captured Tipu's capital, Seringapatam, after a month-long siege. Tipu was killed in the fighting, and with his death the Fourth Mysore War (1799) ended.
This place is on the side of the main road and is a must visit if one is at Srirangapatna. The body of Tipu Sultan who the ruler of Mysore

This place in Srirangapatna is where Tippu Sultan's body was found when he was killed by the British. It is on the roadside, on the way to the Dungeons and Srirangapatna railway station.

No ticket required.

You can make a quick visit and take photos while your vehicle is waiting.

I visited there in June 2018 I love Tipu Sultan. And to visit historical places of all types. Those who love Tipu ji will surely want to go. He was a great king of India at the time of violence against Indian's in Kuwait he tried to carry Indian's from Kuwait but his ship did not reach there due to huge pressure of Kuwaitis. I request to those who are interested in going plz go yrr life ka kya bharosa ghoom lo ji bhar ke yrr.

The place where tippu Sultan's dead body was found.. well maintained place..
If you are planning for Mysore trip, should include sriranga pattana..

The great warrior death place.
No entry fee. Remove the chappals and go inside.Properly maintained.