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Nestled in idyllic splendour, with the blue waters of Gaibsagar lake on one side and a cove of private reserve forest on the other, Udai Bilas Palace is an embodiment of the old world charm of princely India. This is an ideal paradise of unhurried hospitality from where one can explore birdlife and tribal life and experience a splendidly romantic ambiance for that very special honeymoon. It offers a scenic location for rest and recreation.
The History of Udai Bilas Palace dates from the mid-19th century, under Maharawal Udai Singhji-II, a great patron of art and architecture. The Udai Bilas Palace was enlarged in 1940 by Maharawal Laxman Singhji, who built three new wings around the "Ek Thambia Mahal" (literally one pillared Palace) and thus created the famous "courtyard" of the Palace.
The Stay
The royal residence offers accommodation in the house-guest tradition with twenty spacious, air-conditioned rooms and lavishly appointed bedrooms. No two rooms are alike, simply because no two guests are alike.
From suites to guest-rooms, each enchants with its own personality, spaciousness and modern comforts for a unique experience. The furnishings are mostly from the 20th century art-deco style, marble bathrooms with English fixtures and running hot and cold water.
Room categories
Standard room
Suite room
Grand Suite
Art - Deco room
Mahawaral Suite
Facilities
Dining - Zenana Chowk An exquisite table in marble with inlay work along the edges is the central attraction of the Zenana chowk, while pebble work walls add a dash of extravagance to this unusual dining space. Buffet Breakfasts and Dinners especially during winter months are served in the partially open to sky dining area - Zenana Chowk. Zenana chowk can cater to 45 covers at once. The marble dining table with a scented water pool in the centre can seat upto 32 pax and is ideal for small groups
Fixed menus are predominantly Indian, subtly spiced to suit the western guests. Continental or Chinese dishes are served on request. Special candle lit dinners are provided by the lakeside, or picnic lunches at the ancient fortified ruins with a panoramic view of the ancient town of Dungarpur.
Other facilities
Swimming pool
Heated jacuzzi
Gymnasium
Boating
Laundry service
Doctor on call
Conference facilities
International telephone and fax facilities
Attractions
Sitamata Wildlife sanctuary Nature lovers can expect visits to the Sitamata Wildlife sanctuary, a 423 - sq km forest which abounds in bird life and animals such as the leopard, four horned antelope, spotted deer, sambar and even the giant brown flying squirrel ( 140 Kms) Another sanctuary is at Jaisamand which spreads around one of the largest artificial lakes of India (90 Kms).
Udai Bilas Palace is a round-the-year paradise for bird watchers. Nature lovers can also spend hours rowing on the lake or trekking in the forest to get a close look at the bird life. Bird-watching trips can also be arranged to nearby lakes.
The Juna Mahal Unlike the more recent Udai Bilas, the Old Palace or Juna Mahal as it is locally known, is no longer occupied. It is still owned by the family and can be visited only on invitation. This seven-storied structure resembles a fortress with crenellated walls, turrets and narrow entrances and passage-ways to slow down the enemy. Inside, one will see the most colorful and vibrant palaces embellished with frescoes, miniature paintings, glass and mirror inlay work.
Bheels Dungarpur district is the stronghold of the Bheels, a tribe whose history of occupancy in the Aravalli range is said to date back to 4000 BC. Besides visits to the many unspoiled Bheel hamlets in and around the town, you can look forward to special shows of tribal music and dancing at the palace itself.
Historical Temples Excursions can be arranged to the 8th century AD ancient temple ruins of Arthuna ( 80 km), the 14th century temple of Rishabdeo, noted for its intricate carvings and precious stone-studded idol of Lord Kesariyaji (45 km), the impressive white marble Muslim shrine at Galiakot, the Mecca of the Bohra sect of Islam (60 kms), the 12th century temple of Deo Somnath (25 km) and many other temples in Dungarpur town itself.
Getting there
By Road Excellent roads place Dungarpur just 25 km. from National Highway No.8 approached either from Ahmedabad or Udaipur.
By Air Ahmedabad airport is just 175 kms. away and Udaipur airport is at a distance of 120 kms.
By Train Dungarpur also receives convenient daily trains and buses from Ahmedabad and Udaipur.
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