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Hotels in Nagaur - Royal Camp

Soak in the medieval atmosphere of Nagaur with a luxurious stay at the WelcomHeritage Royal Camp. Pitched within the fortifications of the splendid Nagaur Fort, the Camp offers a unique opportunity to participate in the rich traditions of Rajasthan and witness its vibrant culture and people. The Camp is an ideal stopover for lunch for those who wish to visit the fort. The town of Khimsar and the sand dunes, which are only 55 km away, are an added attraction.

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

In all there are 20 Luxury Tents at the royal Camp of Nagaur. Each of the tents has attached bath with WC. There is provision for lighting and generators. 24 hours Security and Room service is also available.

Dining

There is a dining tent that serves Continental, Indian and Rajasthani cuisine to the tourists. The Dining Tent is ideal for 50 people.

Recreation/Health and fitness center

While holidaying at the Royal Camp of Nagaur you may enjoy Camel Safari and Camel Cart, Folk Dances, Music, campfire and cocktails

Basic Data

Country India
State Rajasthan
Location Nagaur
Rooms 20 Tents
Group Welcome Heritage


 


City Information

Nagaur lies midway between Jodhpur and Bikaner. Established in the 4th century A.D., it has witnessed many historic battles fought by the brave Rajputs. The massive protective walls of the Nagaur Fort encompass an ancient complex of richly painted palaced, mosques, temples, intricate baoris (reservoirs), fountains, open terraces and pleasure gardens dating back to the Mughal times. Delicate paintings adorn many of the walls and ceilings of the palaces. The old city also has several mosques, including the one commissioned by Emperor Akbar.