Signature Experiences at Taj Hari Mahal, Jodhpur

If you’re looking to serenade a special someone with a truly divine evening, book our splendid Baajot and Bonfire experience A romantic Rajasthani twist on the quintessential candlelight dinner, it centers on a four course gourmet meal served on the palace’s lawns. Sink into lush cushions as the courses are laid out on skillfully hand-painted baajot, local, low-slung square tables. The cool air is warmed by the orange flames of a bonfire as fresh flowers and candles create a beautiful atmosphere that’s elevated by a live performance by talented Manganiyar folk musicians. The mesmerizing tunes of the desert are as enthralling as the sumptuous food and wine. Expect to be starry-eyed for days to come.

A 24/7 haven for workout enthusiasts, our fitness center is equipped with cardio and Life Fitness circuit training machines and free weights. Trained instructors are available on requests to assist in workouts and guide you through a relaxing session of Yoga and Meditation. Follow up with a couple of laps in the swimming pool, a stress-busting massage and you’ll be primed to power through business meetings as well as take in the myriad sights of our beautiful city.

The undulating sand dunes of the Great Indian Desert a.k.a the Thar Desert are one of Jodhpur’s most captivating attractions. Known as ‘giant ripples’, these humongous, mobile mounds of soft, warm and golden sand are like mirages and make for the perfect canvas to luxuriate in a desert celebration like no other. Begin with camel rides and jeep drives that let you tumble softly through the rolling sand, an experience that’s heady and rhythmic. The thrills are followed by a rousing folk music and dance performance – you will find it irresistible to kick off your shoes and join the dancers on the sand – and a lavish barbeque dinner as moonlight begins to descend onto this magical landscape.

Living on the fringes of the Thar desert at a distance of 30 kilometers from Jodhpur, Bishnoi is an extraordinary community of ‘tree huggers’, ardent Nature lovers and the earliest environmentalists in the state. The safari includes a packed lunch and open jeep drive to the villages where guests can observe the lifestyle of the Bishnoi people and interact with them. There’s plenty to learn and soak in, from the potters’ village of Singhasini to rustic refreshments, souvenir shopping for colourful dhurries woven at Salawas and the hospitality of the Bishnois. On the banks of the serene Guda Bishnoi Lake where peacocks, rabbits, the fiercely protected, endangered blackbuck (Indian antelope) and chinkara (gazelle) graze, guests have the rare opportunity to witness striking Demoiselle Cranes who migrate every year from Mongolia and Eurasia.