Reservation
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Address:
NH-8, Kachera Wala, Kukas, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302028, India
Telephone for Lohagarh Fort Resort & Spa
+91 80033 95964, +91 80033 95965
Airport
Daily flights from New Delhi, and Mumbai to Jaipur,
Rail
Convenient daily/overnight trains from New Delhi, Mumbai, and Udaipur.
Highway
1180 km from Mumbai; 427 km from Udaipur, 368 km from Jodhpur, and 271 km from New Delhi.
Bus:
Air-conditioned coaches from New Delhi, Mumbai, Ahemdabad, Jodhpur, and Udaipur
Lohagarh Fort is a phenomenal place with exquisite and magnificent surroundings amidst the Aravalli Range, combining luxury, nature, and comfort in every way. This place is unlike any other, with an immaculate setting, chirping birds singing the song of the sound of the soil, where pure air abounds, and one’s soul finds peace.
What makes this property even more appealing is that it was created, architected, designed, and built by the owner himself, Mr. Bhagat Singh Lohagarh, who is a true connoisseur and creator of art. Belonging to the royal bloodline of Bharatpur’s Sinsinwar family, he has done justice to the resort’s creation, keeping history and culture alive, making it resemble nothing less than a kingdom.
Adding to its historical significance, the fort is home to a 300-year-old sacred peepal tree, the oldest in Rajasthan. According to a Rajpurohit, centuries ago, a royal wedding took place under this very tree, as it is considered highly auspicious in Hindu traditions. Even today, taking wedding vows (pheres) under this sacred tree at Lohagarh Fort Resort is believed to bring immense prosperity and blessings.
The peepal tree, with its massive roots and lush canopy, stands in excellent health and has been recognized by forest authorities as an extremely rare and unique specimen in Rajasthan. This ancient tree contributes spiritually to the atmosphere, spreading a sense of positivity that can be felt by all who visit.
Not only is this an ideal place to stay, but its regal architecture and design also make it a perfect venue for a royal wedding. The grandeur of the setting is truly breathtaking, with every corner of the estate carefully planned and restored to uphold traditional wedding customs and make ceremonies even more sacred and memorable.
According to Hindu traditions, the KUMHER DWAR, located between two JANWASAS, is the principal entry point for the Baraat and associated rites such as Banayi and Chadhayi. Lohagarh fort gives complete security and seclusion to the baraat from the Mukhya Dwar to the Kumher Dwar, which has not been witnessed in any other resort.
We have two “Janwasas” for our guests’ convenience; one for the women, “Kishori Mahal”, where they may gain their own solitude and slumber according to their comfort, and one for the males, Khasmahal, where they can have their own leisure time.
Sehra Chatri is located just outside the entrance door, but inside the “Mukhya Dwar.” This is an old tradition in which the groom wears a Sehra(called Sehra bandi) on his head while getting ready to marry, and it is done on the wedding day.
With the primary goal of security in mind, Shahi Road was built with a 300 m gap between “Mukhya Dwaar” and “Kumher Gate” for performing an old tradition known as Baraat, in which the groom sits on the horse to ride to the wedding destination to perform the wedding.
Just inside the Mukhya Dwar, there is a VIP lounge named “Baradari” where visitors may rest and enjoy the rituals performed in the baraat at their ease.
At the hotel
Facilities & Amenities are provided on a Complimentary Basis
One of the famed restaurants within the gorgeous valleys of Lohagarh Fort. The restaurant is recognized for its requiem of gourmet dishes and luxurious look and is built around an age-old banyan tree that has grown as an encircling guardian to greet guests at the restaurant. The restaurant is intended for some of the most exotic family dinners and celebratory gatherings for groups of 60 to 80 people.
Breakfast: 7 AM to 10 AM, Lunch: 2PM to 3.30 PM, Dinner: 7 PM to 10.30 PM. Between
Envisioned as the hunting lodge of the royals of yesteryear, the Shikargah has been made entirely of wood and stone slabs, thus being an architectural marvel for the guests and serving a plethora of delectable cuisines from across the globe! The exotic setting can accommodate 60 to 80 guests, making it ideal for small family gatherings and feasts like mehndi or haldi lunches.
Timings: 24 hours
Check-in time and policies
Check-in time: 14 pm
Early Check-in: Subject to availability
Check-out time: 11 am
If you wish to extend your stay, subject to availability of room.