shimmer of sunshine on water that hovers on the edge of a mirage. Drive on. This is timeless Rajasthan
- untouched by the creeping fingers of ‘modernity’ - unchanged in its unpretentious natural grandeur.
Tatler 2006
Annual Survey, Outlook Traveller Magazine Feb 2007
Legend has it that, in the early 1900’s, Rajadhiraj Nahar Singh of Shahpura mortgaged
the family’s private property and jewels to bring water to his people.
Today, the lakes he created,
form the heart of a verdant
wetland
refuge
- historic, picturesque, tranquil
- an idyllic setting where man and nature have come to understand each other.
Alistair Sawdays
the summer residence of the rulers of Shahpura. Travelers, since time immemorial,
have always stopped to rest and refresh themselves at this oasis and
the Shahpura family is famous for their warmth and hospitality.
Life is unhurried here. The days filled with sunshine, conversation and picnics, fishing and boating
on the lakes with lazy sundowners to trap the blazing sunset. Spontaneous excursions trace the history
of the region through neighbouring forts and legends, rambles transform into safaris in the flash of
a beckoning wing
- the surrounding wetlands are a birdwatcher's paradise, tempting even to the uninitiated.
“A Wonderful Experience” |
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