Here, one is transported in to a world of the past, a world of glory and of
pride; a world of vibrant colours and spectacular magnificence. Exquisitely
carved furniture, delicate hand block prints, original paintings and
photographs decorate your rooms, which though redolent with the romance of a
bygone era, provide all the most modern amenities. Outside the fort, the
small feudal town of Rohet seems to be straight out of the Arabian Nights
with its primitive clay plastered huts and pigeon hole shops set up along
dust trails. As evening descends upon our hotel, the darkness of the night
is lit up by the flickering flames of fire around which the rhythmic
movements of the folk dancers assumes shape in brilliant colours; truly an
electrifying experience
Still the royal residence, the Palace offers accommodation in royal
tradition with spacious and lavishly appointed bedrooms, each room with its
own personality. Meals are served in the intimate family dining room. The
Palace is a paradise for bird watchers From the Palace grounds a wide range
of migratory birds can be observed in their attractive plumage. The dinner
here is usually accompanied by a spectacular folk concert of colourful
tribal dances. The region is the stronghold of the Bheels, a tribe whose
history dates back to 4000 BC. They are one of the oldest and most primitive
tribes of the world. We will have an opportunity to visit many of these
unspoiled Bheel hamlets in and around the town to observe tribal lifestyles
and customs unchanged for centuries.
A 17th century fortress renovated over the years to have exquisite rooms
with period decor. It is situated in the heart of Narlai, a typical
Rajasthani village bustling with activity and colours. The Rawla (fortress)
provides a stupendous view of a gigantic 350 ft single rock of granite
dotted with caves and temples and crowned by a statue of a white elephant.
Here you wake up to the sounds of this 17 century village and the early
morning chanting coming from the many local temples and mosques.
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