The Ravla Khempur has a passionate history of true Mewari valour that dates back to 1628 AD.
An enemy, in order to avenge the killing of his brother, plotted to assassinate the young Prince Jagat Singh of Mewar. His plans were over-heard by Khemraj Dadhivadia whilst he was having his sword sharpened in the market place. Khemraj didn’t utter a word of what he had heard to anyone and left quietly.
On the fateful day when the young prince was out hunting, the would-be assassin charged up towards him, intent on murder. When the deadly blade of the enemy’s sword was inches away from the prince, Khemraj leapt out from nowhere, and with a single stroke of his sword, beheaded the attacker.
To honour this gallant act, Mewar’s grateful Maharana rewarded Khemraj Dadhivadia with a village and named it Khempur.

Well appointed ensuite rooms, Gardens and courtyards, Culinary Delights, and Baithaks.
Horse Riding & Safari, Camel Safari, Jeep Safari, Cycle hire, Doctor-on-call, Laundry Service, Village Sightseeing with Guide, Car Hire, Mini Library, Riding Classes, Horse Dance & Cultural Evening, "Gavri" - Tribal folk dance

Ravla Khempur has 10 well-appointed en suite rooms.
Each room overlooks either the gardens, the temple, the stables, the courtyards or the village.
Every room has a characteristic ‘gokhara’ (canopied balcony), where one can relax with the rays of the sun filtering through the coloured glass.
Whilst retaining the essence of traditional style, the rooms are up-to-date with modern facilities tastefully included for the comfort of today’s traveller.

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.