SARISKA MANOR

Sariska Manor is a neo-colonial-style wilderness retreat located at the entrance to India's oldest tiger reserve. It shares its borders with the southern gateway to Sariska National Park. The interior is surrounded by cottages, twenty-six in number, with tasteful dining and relaxation areas, all inspired by the adventurous and sophisticated lifestyle of colonial explorers, overlooking a magnificent garden and luxurious swimming pool. The style and sensibilities of the Maharaja of Alwar, whose passion for outdoing the English at their own game is legendary, inspired Sariska Manor, creating a haven of neo-colonial style amid Sariska's rugged landscape. The manor offers an unrivalled experience, with activities including cycling, birdwatching, hiking, climbing, excursions to temples and ancient forts. The 1200 km² Sariska Tiger Reserve is one of India's largest and oldest tiger sanctuaries. It provides a safe haven for a variety of flora and fauna. Sariska Manor is an ideal place to stay for nature and adventure lovers.