Devi Garh
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Devi Garh hotel
 
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1. Recreation

1.HEALTH CLUB

The health club at Devi Garh is located at the pool complex and consists of a gymnasium, treadmill, steam and sauna facilities for men and women, and an open-air Jacuzzi. It is open from 0700 hrs to 1900hrs

2.YOGA AND MEDITATION

Mats are available for use in the Gymnasium and classes can also be booked with prior notice, which will be held at a more special location, depending upon the weather.

3. BEAUTY PARLOR

Is located at the pool complex level and offers a range of treatments and is open 0730 hrs to 1930 hrs.

4. SWIMMING POOL

The Swimming pool is located at the reception level and is heated during the winter season. It is open for use from 0730 hrs to 1900 hrs

5. BICYCLE TRIPS

Away from the city, the scenic beauty of this area is enjoyed best at leisure and a lazy bicycle ride is recommended to those who like to spend their time with nature. Bicycles and pads are available through the reception.

6. CAMEL SAFARI'S AND HORSE RIDING

The charm of Rajathan can be experienced first hand with a camel or horse safari through the village and into the Aravali hills. Camel safari and horse rides can be arranged on one day prior request with the reception.

7. TREKKING

Aravali hills are one of the oldest in the Indian peninsula and trekking on them can be an unforgettable experience altogether. Trekking in two hours can cover one of the famous and religious temples known locally as the Rashtrasena Mata temple, which is 500 feet high. Once at the summit the breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys make this trek well worth the effort.

8. KITE FLYING

Soar high in the sky with the kites and enjoy this traditional Indian sport from our roof terrace. Kites are available through the reception.

9. POOL TABLE

Overlooking the beautiful Kamal (lotus) courtyard the pool room is situated next to the Durbar hall.

10. CROQUET LAWNS

Situated on the green lawns at the entrance to the palace this can be an interesting means of entertainment without much excursion. Playing equipment is available through the reception.

11.GAMES

A wide range of indoor entertainment means to keep one happily occupied in the comfort of your room. To mention a few we have various games like Chess, Backgammon, Checkers, Pictionary available in the library.

12.ASTROLOGER

Curiosity of the unknown can be brought to light through our local astrologer. His craft is based upon reading individuals astrological chart, which can be prepared by him with a days' advance notice.

13.LIBRARY

Our library offers a range of Books, CD's, DVD's and games. We have a special section for children aimed at keeping them occupied.

14.SHOPPING ARCADE

Situated right on the drive in pathway, our shop offers an array of traditional and contemporary handicrafts along with a whole range of textiles and apparels.
 
2. Landscapes and Gardens
One of the most outstanding features of Devi Garh is its landscapes design being done in a modern and contemporary manner. Using traditional materials and motifs, contemporary designs have been created which embody the confluence between the old and the new. The raw materials used are all local, with white marble used extensively throughout the palace. The two 12 feet high standing blocks of uncut white marble at the entrance are symbolic representations of the stone in its purest form.

Devi Garh like any traditional dwelling revolves around courtyards; five to be precise. Each courtyard blends classical and modern designs to achieve a fusion, which is peaceful yet intriguing. The Kamal Court, is an interesting interpretation of the traditional lotus motif as a black marble water maze.
 
3. Local Sightseeing
A part of the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan, Devi Garh offers ample scope for sightseeing.

DELWARA

The village where Devi Garh is located, boasts four 14th Century Jain temples, which formed the inspiration for the famous temples of Dilwara near Mount Abu. These temples have exquisite carvings and are well worth a visit. This village still has an authentic culture and style of existence, with most inhabitants still pursuing agricultural as a profession. This 450 years old village has varied communities comprising of Jhala's (Rajputs), Patel's, Gameti's (Bhil tribe) Muslim's and Jain's.

BAPPARAWAL

3 Km from Delwara in the small lake of Bapparawal and a visit to this lake on a horse or camel safari can be the best way to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Aravali hills.

UDAIPUR

A mere 40 minutes' drive away, Udaipur is considered one of the most beautiful cities in India, and was the last capital of the state of Mewar. Founded in 1567 by Maharana Udai Singh on the bank of lake Pichola, Udaipur is a city of palaces, gardens and lakes. The Lake Palace and the beautiful City Palace (part of which has been converted into a museum housing the largest collection of crystal in the world) are just two of Udaipur's main attractions.

EKLINGJI

A temple complex consisting of 108 temples built of sandstone and marble, dating back to 734 A.D, and a mere 5 kilometers away.

NAGDA

This site offers a cluster of temples that have intricate stone carvings and are in close proximity to a lily pond. This attraction is also close at hand to guests at Devi Garh since it is only 6 kilometers away.

NATHDWARA

It is s a little further a field being 24 kilometers away. This Vaishnava place of worship was built in the 18th century and is one of India's most renowned shines to Shri Nathji (the Hindu God Krishna)

RANAKPUR

It can be covered in a comfortable day excursion from Devi Garh, being only 110 kilometers away. An excellent example of Indian workmanship, these Jain temples are known for the exquisite carving. The temple complex includes 1,444 carved pillars, no two of which are alike.

KUMBALGARH

This ss the most important fort in Rajasthan after Chittorgarh. Built by Maharana Kumbha in the 1400s, the fort with its seven huge gates, perches a-top the Aravali's and is a must-see for those interested in history. Again, a day excursion is suggested since the fort is a travel distance of 108 kilometers.