Amanbagh
Amanbagh — 'peaceful garden' in Sanskrit — rises from the Aravalli foothills in Rajasthan like a Mughal miniature painting brought to life. The 40 pavilions and pool tents are arranged around a central courtyard and marble-edged swimming pool, their pink sandstone walls and scalloped arches drawing directly from the Mughal architectural tradition. The Aman Spa is the finest in Rajasthan, its Ayurvedic treatments rooted in the local tradition of Alwar. Amanbagh is the base for exploring the forgotten palaces of the Alwar region — and for tiger safaris in Sariska National Park.
A fascinating and historically significant ruined fort, known for its intriguing legends and architectural beauty.
A renowned wildlife sanctuary offering opportunities for tiger sightings and diverse flora and fauna.
One of India’s largest and most beautiful stepwells, an architectural marvel of ancient water harvesting.
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