Recreational Facilities
» Open air swimming pool, Jacuzzi and a wading pool for
children.Golf at Jaipur Golf Course 6 Km away can be arranged.
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Relax in the lush green garden filled with scented flowers and old trees,
where the staff can also arrange for private lunches & candle light
dinners.
» Every evening enjoy a drink, cultural and puppet shows in the
central courtyard.
» Daily taxi rental can be organized by the reception staff for visits
to shops, museums, monuments & other places of interest.
» Jaipur is the craft capital famous for its blue pottery, hand block
print, embroidery, jewellery, enamel work and offers a wonderful opportunity
to browse through bazaars stocked with an enormous variety of artistic
handicrafts - which is walking distance from the Samode Haveli.
Sightseeing
Close by is Samode Bagh, the garden pavilion with charming water channels
and ancient trees. In Jaipur itself, the family built itself, A town house,
Samode Haveli, which typifies the style of architecture than in prevalence,
including accessible public spaces and restricted private spaces, especially
for the women of the family. The paintings at the Haveli are every bit as
excellent as at the Palace, if a little less profuse.
Memoirs of Rajputana Legacy
Jaipur
has massive forts, magnificent palaces, exquisite temples and marvellous
gardens. All through, Jaipur has retained its strong Rajputana flavour
tempered by several influences - the mughal being the most prominent. The
region's strong cultural heritage is distinctly evident even today.
Jaipur: A visitor's delight.
The city is a visitor's delight. From the intricate, delicate looking Hawa
Mahal to the graphic forms of the Jantar Mantar - an open air observatory of
outsized astronomical instruments, the Badi Chaupar lined with shopsand
business establishments on both sides to the majestic fort-palace at Amber;
from the colorful fountains of life to the sublime Birla Temple; from the
architectural delight of the City Palace to the serene Jal Mahal. The
principal shopping centre in the old city is Johari Bazaar, The jewellers'
market. Unlike most other shopping centres in narrow alleys in India and
elsewhere in Asia, this one is broad and open.
