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About Bikaner A complete travel guide for Rajasthan (one of the most popular travel destinations in India) offers information on Rajasthan climate, history, culture, dance, music and the local transportation. Detailed information is available on various tourist spots in Rajasthan, hotels in those destinations, wildlife in Rajasthan, forts & palaces of Rajasthan and various festivals of Rajasthan. read more...
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Chandra Mahal Haveli, Peharsar
Chandra Mahal Haveli is a 19th century heritage property, in a little village called Peharsar. Peharsar is about 150 kilometers from Jaipur on the Jaipur - Agra highway and is nestled little before Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. It is well situated for visiting Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Fatehpur Sikri, Alwar and Deeg and is easily accessed from Agra, Jaipur and Delhi.
Tucked away in a quiet village, Peharsar, lies the majesty and grandeur of Chandra Mahal Haveli. It was built by Nobles of Emperor Akbar in 1699, who conquered Peharsar in all of three hours, (a pehar), from where it gets its name.
The Haveli reflects the magnificence of the Moghul architecture of that era even to this day. The Haveli, like most medieval palatial complexes, has a central courtyard with a marble fountain, and numerous balconies, thus optimising the interplay of sunlight and fresh air coursing through it.
Accommodation The Chandra Mahal Haveli, has 4 Terrace Rooms and 19 well appointed Double Rooms with attached bath, running hot and cold water. The rooms strike a perfect balance between all the modern amenities essential to comfort, and traditional styling. Antique furniture, stained glass windows and niches set into the walls for keeping personal belongings, all serve to enhance the experience of the lifestyle of that period. The suits open out into private verandahs fitted with jhulas; an ideal place to unwind after a hectic day of sight seeing.     Dining The cuisine, both Continental and Indian, is hygienically and tastefully prepared to suit any palette. Recreational and Other facilities at Fort Dhariyawad Tariff Valid till 31st March 2008)
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