No words can do justice to this gorgeous property in the middle of the magnificent desert. Suryagarh, Jaisalmer is one of the best luxury hotels I've stayed at in India. Beating drums welcome you as you set foot into the hotel. You can't help but feel truly royal. Delicious snacks and cool drinks await you inside while the front desk helps you with the check in.
The rooms are spacious, comfortable and the windows open up to a brilliant sunrise in the morning. The team is ever so courteous and always on the lookout to assist you in any way they can. The breakfast buffet can be eaten sitting in the charming garden where a tortoise crawls by and Simba, the adorable labrador does his rounds of the hotel. The hotel staff leaves sweet surprises at your bedside every time you come back into your room. I truly had a blissful stay here.
The Trio Restaurant near Mandir Palace, Jaisalmer serves delectable, lip smacking food. I thoroughly enjoyed their laal maas with naam accompanied by chilled beer!
Make sure you take out time for a camel ride or a jeep safari through the desert. Thar is glorious and the endless sand dunes will leave you stunned. The tribal folk dressed in enchanting outfits will be more than happy to strike a conversation with you.
It is said that The Battle of Longewala was a turning point In India’s scuffle against Pakistan in 1971. This has forever been surrounded by controversy.
This 200 year old architectural delight has been converted into a heritage hotel. A must visit!!
Bada Bagh, Jaisalmer consists of numerous gardens and the royal cenotaphs of Maharajas of Jaisalmer state. I was greeted by unhesitating winds and intricately carved architecture. The backdrop boasts of mango trees and huge wind turbines.