Rajasthan, India

Amanbagh

With its ancient forts and tiger-inhabited wilds, Rajasthan is renowned for its beauty, nowhere more concentrated than in the Aravalli Hills in the garden oasis that is Amanbagh. Once the staging area for royal tiger hunts, today the rose-hued cupolas and vaulted entrances of the resort's Mughal-inspired structures soar from the greenery – utterly peaceful and consummately private.

Accommodation

Suites & Pavilions

Beneath soaring domed ceilings, Suites and Pavilions are light-filled sanctuaries each with a private terrace or courtyard.

Experience

Explore Rajasthan

Explore the rural countryside, its picturesque villages and ancient ruins with Amanbagh’s knowledgeable local guides.

Wellness

Ayurveda

Drawing on India’s 5,000-year-old system of preventative medicine, the Aman Spa's expert wellness specialists offer a range of therapies and treatments.

Wellness

Advanced Yoga Retreat

Created for those familiar with the practice, the retreat aims to deepen each participant’s technique. All the aspects of yoga - physical, mental, emotional and spiritual will be explored.

Wellness

Yoga & Mindfulness Immersion

Suitable for both seasoned yogis and those new to the ancient Indian practice, this Immersion combines meditation, mindful movement and a personally prescribed Ayurvedic diet to strengthen the body, promote internal focus and heighten spiritual connection.

Aman-i-khas, India - Accommodation, Tent interior

Offer

Camp and Oasis Journey

Experience Rajasthan, one of India’s largest and most colourful states, with a three-night stay at Amanbagh in a Haveli Suite, and another three nights at Aman-i-Khás in an elegant Mughal-inspired tent.

Getting here

Amanbagh is served by the airports of New Delhi, Mumbai and Jaipur. From New Delhi, it is possible to travel to Amanbagh by car, train or helicopter (the property has its own heliport).

Alternatively, guests could take a flight to Jaipur, followed by a two-hour journey by private car. Flights from Delhi to Jaipur depart several times daily and take between 45 and 60 minutes; flights from Mumbai depart several times daily and take an hour and 40 minutes.