The
Bagh Heritage Hotel
Bharatpur, Rajasthan.
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The
Bagh is a heritage hotel set in 12 acres two hundred
year-old garden in Bharatpur Rajasthan, it is located
just four hours away from major destinations such
as Delhi, Jaipur and Gwalior. The Bagh offers visitors
an opportunity to experience quiet luxury near Keoladeo
Ghana National Park , one of the most famous bird
sanctuaries in the world. The hotel's twenty three
rooms are located in three different residential complexes.
A restaurant, banquet hall, coffee shop, library and
a gym, all situated in a verdant orchard, allow guests
to enjoy solitude and companionship in restful indoor
and outdoor spaces.
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Each of the Bagh's
twenty three rooms is unique. Spacious bathrooms,
luxurious fabrics, fine furnishings and the amenities
of modern technology let the weary traveler retreat
and recoup after a day of sightseeing and bird watching.
Gulmohar, the main restaurant, specializes in the
wonderful vegetarian cuisine of the Braj region. An
ayurvedic massage or a lazy swim at the fully - equipped
gym can further soothe and exhilarate the body and
the mind (to be ready shortly).
With
over fifty species of flora, including fruiting trees
and flowering plants which attract birds, small animals
and insects, guests can enjoy quiet walks in the garden
and commune with nature. The handsome buildings made
in local stones are designed to merge with their natural
surroundings. Works by contemporary Indian women artists
are displayed throughout the complex. A stroll through
the Bagh's garden and buildings leads a visitor through
the realms of nature and art.
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Keoladeo
Ghana National Park in Bharatpur hosts over three
hundred fifty avian species and fifty different mammals.
After bird watching in Keoladeo National Park , Bharatpur,
a quiet afternoon of studying natural history and
ornithology awaits in the Bagh's extensive library.
Lectures and slide shows by eminent naturalists increase
the pleasure of learning. Experienced guides escort
the guests on day excursions to nearby World Heritage
and pilgrimage Sights. Visitors can also enjoy the
festivals and performances that are celebrated with
great delight in the Bagh.
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The
Bagh garden complex has 2.5 kilometres of walkways
for guests to stroll and discover the delights of
nature and art.
Mayur : The entrance block comprises of a reception
area, a café and gift shop. The café
offers a range of refreshing brews and delicious snacks.
The gift sells a variety of art and craft items as
well as local treats.
Champa, Mogra And Gulab Bhavans : The three residential
complexes comprise a total of twenty three spacious
rooms, and have in-room entertainment. Other services
such as laundry and wake-up call are available.
Gulmohar : The restaurant specialize in Satvik vegetarian
cuisine and delicacies from the Braj region, There
is also a select offering of other dishes.
Morchalli : The banquet hall host private events and
dinners.
Mahua : The outdoor bar serves an assortment of alcoholic
and non-alcoholic and drinks with light snacks. Musicians
perform for the guest's pleasure.
Surkhaab : The vintage garage houses three vintage
cars, including a 1946 Chrysler Plymouth, a1918 Model
T Ford and a 1938 ten Series III Morris as well as
a Triumph 1938 motorcycles.
Sheesham : recreational complex fully equipped gym
and swimming pool. Ayurvedic message and other treatments
are available at the spa.
Semal : The learning center has a library where naturalists
and historians present slide lectures and conduct
discussions. The amphitheatre is used for yoga sessions
as well as for performances.
The Bagh organises visits to place of interest within
Bharatpur such as the Keoladeo Ghana National Park
, the old fort, the museum and the archaeological
site at Noh, as well as guide excursions to place
within a two hours radius outside Bharatpur. These
sites include Deeg, Bund Baretta sanctuary, archaeological
sites at Sonkh, Bayana, Rupwas and Kumher, the pilgrimage
centres of Brindavan, Govardhan, Mathura , Barsana
and of course, World Heritage sites such as the Taj
Mahal at Agra and Fatehpur Sikri.
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The bird of the bagh this checklist follows the order and (mostly) the nomenclature of bird of Bharatpur checklidst by Col.Shyam Singh which is avaliale in the bagh and at the barrier bookshop in the National park. the letter F after an entryindicate seen only flying over. deleting an F is an valuable as adding a species.
Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo, Darter Anbinga Malanogaster, Grey Heror rdea cinerea,
Cattle egret bubulcus ibis, great egrert casmerodieus, intermediate egert mesophoyx intermedia, little egert egretta garztta, Painted stork mycteria lecuocephala, black-handed lbis threskiorinds melanocephalous, oreintal honey buzzard pernis ptilorbyncbus, black kite milvus migrans, shikra accipiter badius, steppe eagle aquila nipalensis, egyptian vulture neophron perconopterus, greyb francolin francolinus pondicerianus, indian peafowl pavo cristatus, red wattled lapwing vanellus indicus, ruff philomacbus pungax, stone-curlew burbinus oedicnemus, rock pigeon columba livia, eurasian collsred dove streptopelia decaocto, greater coucal centropus sinenisss, spotted owlet athene brama, indian nighjar caprimulgus asiaticus, white breasted kingfisher haklcyon symrenis, green bee-eater merops orintalis, indian roller coracias benghalensis, indian grey horenbill ocyeros birostris, copperrsmits barbet magalaima bacmaccphala, brown-headed barbet magalaima zeylanica, black-rumped flamback dinopium benghalensis, plain martin riparia paludicola, eurasian golden oriole oeiolus oriolus, black drongo dicurrus macrourus, common stalling sturnus vulgaris, asian pied starilling sturnus contra, common myna acridotheres tristis, bank myna acridotheres ginginianus, rufous pree-pie dendrocitta vagabunda, house crow corvus spelendens, jungle crow corvus macrorbyncbos, small minivet pericrocoyus cinnamomeus, white eared bulbul pycnonotus leucotis, red vented bulbul pycnonotus cafer, jungle ballber turdoides straiatus, red breasted flycatcher ficudela parva, white-browed fantail rbipidura aureola, plain prinia ortbotomus sutorius, lesser whitethroat sylvia curruca, hume`s warbler phylloscopus bumei, yellow-browed warbler phylloscopus inornatus, brooks`s leaf warbler phylloscopus subviridis, greenish warbler phylloscopus trocbiloides, western crowned warbler phylloscopus occipitalis, chiffchaff phylloscopus collybita, oriental magpie robin copsycbus saularis, black redstart phoenicurus ocbruros, pied bushchat saxocola caprata, indian robin saxicoloides fulicata, citrine wegtail motacilla citreola, purple sunbird nectarinia asiatica, oriental white eye zosterops palpebrosus
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How to Reach
Air : Nearest airport Agra (54 kms)
from Bharatpur, Agra has daily flights for Delhi ,
Bombay , Varanasi (via Khajuraho) and Lucknow.
Rail : Bharatpur is on the main Delhi
- Bombay line with regular connections to Mathura
, Sawai Madhopur and Kota on the same route. It is
also connected with Agra.
Road : Bharatpur is well connected
by road with Agra, Mathura, Delhi and Jaipur. Regular
bus services operate for all major cities. Road distance
to important places from Bharatpur : Agra 55 kms Fatehpur
Sikri 22 Kms Mathura 39 Kms Delhi 184 kms Jaipur 176
kms Alwar 117 kms.
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Tariff Valid From 31st Mar, 2016.
Deluxe
Room: Rs.7500/- per room per night + 16.7% Tax = Rs.8752/-
per room per night.
Extra
Adult: Rs.1500/- per adult per night + 16.7% Tax =
Rs.1750/- per adult per night.
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Tele : +91-11- 41612107, 26823836. Mobile: 9810002772, 9910002772. |
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