The heritage land of Rajasthan is full of numerous heritage
hotels giving you excellent chance to experience the elegant
lifestyle of the Rajputs.
Rajasthan was the home to various royal rulers for centuries
and their reminiscence was woven in the palatial wonders. Spread
over acres and miles, these personal residences of the royal
families definitely flaunt the regal taste and elegance. Decorated
with classy élan, these palaces are the prime attractions
of the royal state Rajasthan.
Being strategically located on the ancient spice route, Rajasthan
merchants were benefited a lot. Their affluence was visible
in the exquisite havelis (mansions) that they built all across
the state. The courts of the crown also erected some sprawling
palaces across the state adding some more glamour to the state.
After the independence of India when private kingdoms were dissolved
and united Rajputana was built, most of the palaces and forts
were left abandoned. At the same time it became difficult for
the government to maintain these huge regal properties. With
the advent of globalization, the treasures of Rajasthan kept
on unfolding before the entire world and in no time it became
one of the most talked about tourist destinations in the world
and a lucrative commercial domain too. Thus gradually the palaces
were converted into heritage hotels under the big hoteliers
of the country with an underlying concept that it would help
to maintain these imperial homes in its original glory. Now
these heritage hotels offer a great staying option in the royal
cities of Rajasthan. A lot of havelis are also converted to
heritage hotels thus enriching the list of royal hotels of Rajasthan.
All the heritage hotels are decorated at par with Rajput imperialism.
In most of the cases the original decoration is tried to be
kept and that gives the guests a chance to live in the regal
grandeur. The portraits of rulers, miniature paintings, hand
painted murals and antique furniture at the different Rajasthan
heritage hotels have been kept intact as used by the royal families.
Some of the heritage hotels even house museums inside making
a good collection of royal antiques and object d'art.
Rajasthan is also famous for its warm and regal hospitality.
The customer services in these hotels are of ultimate satisfaction
and staffs are trained to maintain the royal manner in their
service. In fact, you may even come across some of the original
retainers who served the regal Rajputs in their time.
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Travel to Rajasthan gives you a comprehensive guide to have a close look on the nature and lifestyle of the Rajasthani people. Know about those mystique forts and palaces that have seen history to change colors numerous times.
