The ruling family of Karauli, descendants of lord Krishna, are recognized as the head of the Yaduvanshi Rajputs, Karauli, a holy city, lying 160 kms. From Jaipur, was founded in 1348 A.D. and is the venue for the annual Kaila Devi fair. Karauli is also famous for its place, red-stone. The old city place has impressive and exquisite architectural features, stone carvings, intricate lattice work and frescoes all preserved in immaculate condition. Of special importance is the Durbar Hall.
A serene rural environment and an opportunity to see historical monuments as well as the temples of Kaila Devi and Madan Mohanji make a visit to Karauli memorable.
Special Features: Swimming and billiards facilities available. Excursions to nearby places of importance can be arranged. Camel, horse and bullock cart rides through the village can be interesting.
Facilities available: 25 double rooms. Rajasthani and Indian cuisine
Access:
- By road: Jaipur-160 kms
- By Train: Gangapur City-81 kms
- By air: Jaipur-160 Kms