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Sariska Palace

This former palace & royal hunting lodge on the edge of Sariska National Park was built by the Maharaja of Alwar, for the visit of Queen Victoria`s son, the Duke of Connaught. Its architecture is a blend of French, regal, with eastern detailing & is now a Heritage Hotel. The interior is not opulent but it does have some Louis XIV & art deco furniture, along with wicker chairs & Victoriana.

Location:
Access: Airport - 125 km, Railway Station - 36 km, Bus Stand - 36 km.
200 kms from Delhi.
115 kms from Jaipur Airport.
36 kms from Alwar Rly. station
200 kms from Agra
250 kms from Ranthambhor Tiger Reserve

Accommodation:
This 80 rooms hotel offers standard rooms to deluxe suites, all with attached bath, with modern amenities in gracious, old world ambience, Palace lawns and a restaurant housing trophies and, antique furniture.
Restaurants: 1
Bar: 1
Cuisine: Indian, Chinese, Continental.

Services & Facilities:
Multi cuisine restaurant, safe deposit vaults, swimming pool, tennis, sauna, steam bath, yoga centre, jacuzzi, camel, horse and jeep safaris, conference hall, Ayurvedic health centre, health club, bar, doctor on call all major credit card accepted here The high point is Jeep Safari to Sariska Tiger Reserve either in early morning or late afternoon.

Places of Interests:
Sariska Tiger Reserve: The 765.80 sq km thickly wooded reserve cradled in the picturesque valley of Aravalis. Established in 1975, it is an excellent tiger sanctuary under the project Tiger. The dry deciduous forest of the Reserve are noted for their population of tiger, nilgai sambhar, cheetal, four horned antelope and wild boar.

The Alwar Fort: This huge fort with its ramparts stretching 5 km from east to west, stands 304 meters above the city and 595 meters above the sea level, constructed before the rise of the Mughal empire. Babar had spent a night at this fort and took away the hidden treasures to gift to his son, Humayun. Akbar's son, Jahangir had also stayed here for some time during his exile. The place where he stayed is called Salim Mahal.

Jai Samand Lake: A beautiful artificial lake constructed by maharaja jai singh in 1910A.D. Popular spot for outings and picnics. During monsoons sprawling greenery all round makes it a visual treat. Easily accessible by road from Alwar.

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