Located in the Khajur Mahal wing, the Vani Mahal is a large, airy room which can be accessed from the camel pergola near Kaanch Mahal. Steps lead below the hanging gardens to a vast, colonnaded verandah offering views of the date palm oasis and the Aravalli hills. Vani Mahal overlooks the Japanese garden on one side.
Located in the Khajur Mahal wing, the Vani Mahal is a large, airy room which can be accessed from the camel pergola near Kaanch Mahal. Steps lead below the hanging gardens to a vast, colonnaded verandah offering views of the date palm oasis and the Aravalli hills. Vani Mahal overlooks the Japanese garden on one side.
Located in the Khajur Mahal section, the Aastha Mahal is a large, airy room which can be accessed from the camel pergola near the Kaanch Mahal. Steps lead below the hanging gardens to a vast, colonnaded verandah offering views of the Aravalli hills.
The art is the master-calligraphy of Parameshwar Raju, the scion of Karnataka Samrajya, evoking gods, goddesses and spiritual symbols.
Decorated with the soothing colours of Ayesha Tallyarkhan’s computer prints which conceal gods on canvas while others have abstract creations on paper. This is an ideal choice for a couple or two close friends.
This Mahal showcases the serene landscapes of a senior Indian painter Praful Dave who lives and works in Switzerland. A double bed makes it an ideal choice for a couple or 2 close friends.
This large suite holds almost a retrospective of Vasundhara Tewari’s work from the early graphic botanical works in black and white to large colourful, autobiographical canvases. It is an ideal choice for a family as it has 1 double bed and 1 single bed.
A cosy room for lovers and honeymooners where hearts meet in the floor design, the double bed and the ceiling – all with a touch of romantic pink created by Lilly Panda.
Bina Mahal is a large, high-ceiling room cut into the hill by the base of a large old turret, its ventilators catching light above the forest trees. It is dedicated to a fascinating creative person Bina Ramani, who turns what she touches into the magic of art. It has two double beds which makes it an ideal choice for a family of three or three close friends. The bathroom, cut into the 2 billion year old Aravalli hills is also a unique experience.
Adorned by the soft, early figurative work of Shailesh BO has phantom figures, semi-human and pawn-like, playing out the chessboard of life. This room has a double bed which makes it an ideal choice for a couple or two close friends.
This charming space captures a whole era of early abstraction from Bhopal for which central India came to be renowned. Akhilesh also brought colour fearlessly on to the palette which was then caught in its whites and beiges. An ideal choice for a couple !
Adorned with the powerful black and white art of Arijoy Bhattacharya which evokes the positive in gods and goddesses to fight away the evil. Two works in black and gold manifest Shiva Nataraja and Devi Kubjika with Navatman Bhairava. This mystical room has a double bed which makes it an ideal choice for a couple.
Art from the master of watercolours Paresh Maity of the Bengal School, who also gave bright, bold colours a new Indian face. The Paresh Mahal has a double bed which makes it an ideal choice for a couple or two close friends.
The art of Rahim Mirza is a celebration of a lifetime of observing leaves in their myriad colours and forms. Their meditative presence merges into the stunning pastoral view beyond.
A large panoramic window on our planet of blues and greens eternalizes Zeenat Aman, the star of some eighty Bollywood films – a genre, and an era unto herself. A double and a single bed make this an ideal choice for a small family or three close friends travelling together.