Past forward in Jaipur
Jaipur’s former royal guest house and heritage hotel is re-opening as the uber Suján Rajmahal Palace after an extravagant renovation
A luxurious eco-friendly resort near Pushkar
Stay without guilt at the Greenhouse Resort as it promises to be environment-friendly in many ways
A majestic abode on Lake Pichola — don’t publish/delete
Udaipur’s Leela Palace flaunts the timeless royal grandiose
Jaipur Literature Festival 2015
This year–s festival focuses on the literature of South Asia and Northeast India
Fateh-Garh, Udaipur: A luxurious eco-paradise
This heritage structure has been laboriously transplanted stone by stone, pillar by pillar from Bhilwara and recreated in Udaipur
Camel Festival in Bikaner
Held every year on January 4 and 5, the Camel Festival is a reflection of the bond that the people of Rajasthan share with the ‘ship of the desert’
Music in the desert — Magnetic Fields Festival 2014
A three-day celebration of the global underground scene, in a 17th century palace in Shekhawati, Rajasthan
In the tiger territory: Sariska, Rajasthan – don’t publish
The Kushalgarh Lodge on the edge of the tiger reserve is a pleasant mix of luxury, thrill of the wild and the traditional cuisine
Bringing a bunch of Harley-Davidson owners together
Catch a glimpse of what went down at the 3rd Northern H-D Owners Group Rally in Pushkar, Rajasthan
Dadhikar Fort: A royal retreat
Close to Alwar and Sariska wildlife sanctuary, this hotel wants you to go out and explore and therefore, no television sets and phones in rooms
Mana Hotel is an über-modern oasis in Rajasthan
Bucking the trend of grand royal architecture, this hotel in Ranakpur is all plate glass and straight lines – a pleasant shock to the system
Magnetic Fields Festival in Shekhawati
Three days of music, art, food and secret parties in the 17th century Alsisar Palace in Shekhawati, Rajasthan
Vivaana in Shekhawati
Enjoy the open-air museum of painted havelis of Shekhawati, Rajasthan, by staying in one
Udaipur: The city of lakes
This old city of Rajasthan is leaving no stones unturned to ensure that the water bodies survive