Rajasthan Travel Vacation

Wednesday 1 June 2011

Heritage Fort Neemrana Palace...


If you come to Rajasthan than Visit Fort Neemrana Palace......

What was first spotted in 1977 as a vast and splendid ruin, has since become 
synonymous in India as a foremost example of architectural restoration-for-reuse.
The Neemrana 'non-hotel' Hotel brand of hospitality hinges on the 
real – not necessarily on the ever-escalating standards of more. A very perceptive comment, 
soon after it opened, made them conscious of our approach. Queen Elizabeth's niece, 
Princess Sarah Armstrong-Jones, on her honeymoon at 
Neemrana Fort-Palace, wrote in our visitors' book: 'Simplicity 
and style are so difficult to achieve together. Neemrana is t
he most beautiful place we've stayed anywhere in the world.' 
The 'most beautiful' may have had a lot to do with the honeymoon,
 but to extract such a wholesome compliment from what had been a complete ruin; 
inhabited by bats and civet cats, only six years earlier, says 
a lot in favour of the restoration and re-use of ruined historical sites.
Neemrana has not so much raised the bar of Indian hospitality, 
but it has worked concertedly towards creating another niche 
whereby the experiencing of history and its architectural treasures 
has now become a part of the Indian tourism repertoire. 
That too from ruins – turning India's waste into its assets. 
It is for this ‘experiential authenticity' that the Neemrana ‘
non-hotel' Hotels have now come to be known for. 
Two unconnected comments, one from Europe and the other from Asia testify to this, 
on their own steam:



We don’t let history become a bygone!


The 15th century Neemrana Fort-Palace holds innovative, 
open-air conferences in winter, overlooking the open, unending countryside 
– till eternity. Or in a variety of interiors. With 6 acres of palaces tiered 
over 12 levels, there is more history and many more terrace views than can be
 digested in just one visit.




Zipping

Above the fairyland fort of Neemrana lies India's first “zip tour” , a thrilling new aerial adventure.
This is ideally suited for team building activities with colleagues, who are normally boxed in
work cabins, by new camaraderie and sharing....
WEDDING

Wedding and Celebrations

Weddings & CelebrationsMany elaborate, fairy-tale weddings have been
held at the different indoor and outdoor venues which Neemrana
offers. Glowing majestically, Neemrana also hosts anniversaries,
birthdays and other memorable...
CAMEL CART

Camel Cart

The 11-tiered Fort-Palace, built over six acres, has its
own labyrinthine joys. Remember nobody got lost here forever!
Once you’ve rested, stroll the Neemrana’s gardens.
You can also discover the environs on foot or by camel cart, riding...
SPA

Pool & Health Spa

Raj Kund, the pool-on-the plateau, stretches  above the landscape to the
horizon surrounded by many sun-deck terraces. Neemrana’s Ayurvedic
 spa  soothes the nerves and revitalises the stressed, urban body.
A host of treatments,...
CULTURAL EVENTS

Cultural Event

Culture Regular weekend performances organised by the Neemrana
Music Foundation enrich the theatre of your life.Besides India’s
leading dancers & musicians, foreign artistes have also performed for
guests & delegates.
STEP WELL

Step Well

Neemrana's hill-fort and 18thc. stepwell both lie at 500 mts.
Trek up or walk the sand dunes to descend 9 storeys below
the ground. This famine-relief project was once used as a caravanserai by tired travellers.

2 comments:

  1. Hi Anurag! Thanks for sharing about Fort Neemrana palace. I will travel to Rajasthan next week. Your blog helped me to decide the best place to plan my sojourn. I hope my Rajasthan tourism will be well organised now!

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