Fateh Bagh is recreating a forgotton chapter of Rajasthan's history. It is probably India's first attempt at 'tranplanting a palace', faithfully preserving the richness of Rajput architecture for 21st century visitors. It was in 1802 AD that Rawla Koshilav flourished as a palace on the foothills of Aravallis near Jodhpur. In 2002, almost 65,000 pieces of the crumbling palace werre tranplanted in a senic spot in Ranakpur, amidst the orchards and on the banks of a rain fed river, to create Fateh Bagh. The Royal Retreat holds the promise of nurturing your body, heart, mind and soul for visitors from far and near.

Swimming pool, nature walks, Handicraft boutique, visits to the world famous Ranakpur Jain Temples; same day laundry and dry-cleaning; travel and tour guides; travel desk; money exchange available 24-hours; airport transfers and cars/ limousines on demand.

Spacious rooms, ethnic furniture, jharokha; centrally air-conditioned, with international direct dial telephone, satellite television, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities.

Rajasthan is known for its traditional and colorful art. It is famous for the majestic forts, intricately carved temples and decorated havelis. The land of massive forts, grand palaces, bristling bazaars.