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Jagat Singh Palace Hotel (3 Star) Pushkar

 

About Jagat Singh Palace

The heritage Jagat Singh Palace Hotel conveniently located at Pushkar, extends you a royal welcome and offers an opportunity to explore the exquisite artistic galore of Rajasthan.

Nestled in the beautiful snake mountain on one side and the great Thar sand dunes on the other, the heritage property, Jagat Singh Palace Hotel offers a royal setting to explore the magic of the holy ‘Kasba of Pushkar’.

 

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

Its 36 super deluxe spacious AC/Heated rooms have been individually tastefully furnished in art-deco style to blend with Rajasthani art and architecture. Each room affords privacy and vast garden view.

Dining

The ‘Umaid Mahal’ offers Indian, Continental, Chinese and Rajasthani dishes intimate family dining, candlelight dinner in tempting aromas served with royal touch and courtesy.

Conference and Banquet facilities

The grandeur of the conference hall named ‘Darbar Hall’ with back up facilities perfectly matches its heritage style.

Recreation

Jagat Singh Palace Hotel helps you explore the magic of Pushkar. Go for short tracks or take a royal bicycle/horse/camel/jeep safari to the desert, rose gardens, snake mountain, sanctuary or you may enjoy Karwan (camel-cart ride) for a feel of the by-gone era.

Entertainment - Traditional Rajasthani evenings with vocal and dance performances.
 

Basic Data

Country India
State Rajasthan
District Pushkar
City Pushkar
Rooms 36 Rooms
Location Center of Pushkar town
Local bus stand is 2 minutes walk
Nearest Railway Station is in Ajmer, 13 km away
Nearest Airport is in Jaipur, 150 km away



City Information

The pulsating city of Pushkar in Rajasthan is dotted with places of tourist interests. The renowned temple of Brahma happens to be the only temple dedicated to Lord Brahma in India and is a must visit on your trip to Pushkar. Then there is the temple dedicated to the wife of Lord Brahma, Savitri at the hilltop. The trek to the temple offers a marvelous view of the Lake Pushkar. Besides the temples there are several ghats around the lake that are worth visiting. Local costumes, jewelry, and embroidered fabrics, such as wall hangings and groovy shoulder bags make excellent souvenir options from Pushkar and are must buys for most of the tourists. The annual Pushkar mela is one of the most popular and charismatic fairs celebrated in India. Pushkar with a dozen of local fairs and festivals of 10-15 day duration is a round the year destination. It is mellowed by the great expanse of the lake water and perfumes of the jasmine and rose flowers