A Palace of Peace in the Heart of Rajasthan
Surrounded by palm trees and ancient ruins, Amanbagh is a former Mughal palace turned ultra-luxury wellness sanctuary in India’s Alwar region. Nestled in a quiet valley near the Aravalli Hills, this serene estate invites guests into a world of Ayurvedic healing, guided rituals, and meditative silence—all set against the majestic backdrop of Rajasthan’s desert landscape. The sacred and timeless atmosphere offers a space where royal architecture meets soulful restoration.
Amanbagh, meaning “peaceful garden,” truly lives up to its name. Carved domes, pink sandstone courtyards, and still water channels evoke a sense of regal calm. Guests can unwind with the guidance of Ayurvedic doctors and therapists, follow personalized wellness itineraries, and experience spiritual and cultural immersion.
Facilities include a tranquil yoga pavilion, palace-style pool, organic kitchen, private gardens, and a rooftop meditation terrace—all thoughtfully designed for inner healing and reflection.
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About Resort
Accommodations
Palatial calm with a deep sense of place.
- 37 Suites and Pavilions, each with high domed ceilings, scalloped arches, and hand-carved marble details
- Garden Haveli Suites with private courtyards and outdoor dining pavilions
- Pool Pavilions with private pools, sunken bathtubs, and lush walled gardens
- Interiors in sandstone, jade, and antique bronze — honoring Mughal craftsmanship with Aman’s minimalist serenity
Wellness & Spa
Healing rooted in ancient ritual and nature’s rhythms.
- Holistic spa programs guided by Ayurvedic doctors and visiting wellness practitioners
- Daily yoga and meditation in the open-air pavilion or tranquil garden spots
- Signature treatments using handmade oils, herbs, and rose water from the region
- Tailored wellness immersions focusing on sleep, detox, vitality, and emotional well-being
Experiences
Guests are invited to experience the spirit of Rajasthan.
• Excursions to abandoned cities and heritage sites
• Camel rides and picnics in the hills
• Artisan workshops and culinary experiences
• Time to reflect, write, and disconnect
Culinary
Food is based on Ayurvedic principles and prepared with local, organic ingredients. Every dish supports digestion, balance, and simplicity. • Customized sattvic menus
• Daily herb-infused waters and teas
• Light vegetarian cuisine with desert herbs
• Open kitchen for interactive learning
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