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Rajhans Hotel is one of the leading hotels in Faridabad (Surajkund) - the capital city of India. India Hotels and Resorts offers complete hotel information on Rajhans Hotel along with Online Hotel Booking request and hotel package offerings from Rajhans Hotel |
Hotel in Faridabad, India - Rajhans Hotel (5 Star)
Hotel Specifications
Accommodation
There are 75 well appointed, centrally air conditioned rooms and suites at the Hotel Rajhans.
Dining
The restaurant at the hotel serves Indian, Chinese and Continental cuisines and the well-stocked bar take care of your spirits.
Conference and Banquet facilities
There are 3 conference halls/banquet halls that can accommodate from 50 to 1000 people.
Recreation and Health Facilities
The hotel offers facilities like 4-channel stereo music, CNN, cable, star T.V., gift shops, health club and beauty parlour with sauna, steam bath, massage, multi-gym, manicure, pedicure, skin care, herbal cosmetics, swimming pool, billiard room, 9-hole golf course, putting green, tennis, horse for riding, cycling, lake for boating, canoeing, kayaking, rock climbing, angling, giant wheel and rambling grounds.
| Basic Data |
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| Country | India |
| State | Haryana |
| City | Surajkund |
| Location | 32 kms from Airport; 20 kms. from Railway Station; 28 kms from Bus Stand |
| Rooms | 75 rooms |
City Information
About eight kilometres from New Delhi in the state of Haryana lies the village of Surajkund. As spring glides in, full of warmth and vibrancy leaving the cold and grey winter behind, Surajkund dons itself in colourful traditional crafts of India. Craftsmen from all over the country assemble here during the first fortnight of February for an annual fair known as Surajkund Crafts Mela.
This picturesque site, surrounded by the Aravalli range, is enlivened with the arrival of master craftsmen from different parts of the country in the month of February. As one enters the mela, one is greeted by a 'living' Indian village. The uneven, unpaved paths lead to innumerable thatched platforms that provide glimpses of the exquisite and skilful paintings, textiles, wood stock, ivory work, pottery, terracotta, stonework, papier-mâché, lac work and cane and grass work. There is an amazing variety and diversity in each craft. As one moves into this colourful world of Indian handicrafts many beautiful and intricate paintings catch the eye. At one stall you will find Kalamkari, which is done on cloth with a swab dipped in paint and given a fine point. The hairline fineness of lines in each painting tells the story of the deep devotion of the painter to this art form. Mythological tales of religious figures and local deities are themes depicted on these wall hangings.