Hotel Pushkar Palace

Hotel Pushkar Palace has a long history dating back 400 years. It was built by the Maharaja of Jaisalmer by Pushkar Lake. The lake was the site for many other such palaces built by erstwhile rulers as private residences or homes to rest in during their hunting expeditions. The palace, initially called Kishangarh Kunj, was presented by the king to the Maharaja of Kishangarh.

Over the years, the property gained heritage status from the Government of India's Department of Tourism and was transformed into a heritage hotel. Now, it's run by Kr. Jagat Singh Rathore of Khanpur, who acquired the palace in 1979. He has since ensured it retains furniture, artifacts, and other details from its glorious past aside from all the modern enhancements. Their dedication to preserving Pushkar’s heritage has led them to operate a similar property in the area, known as Jagat Palace.

Design and Architecture

Hotel Pushkar Palace is like the quintessential Rajasthani Haveli boasting Rajputana architectural style. You will find ornate domes and jharokhas, hand-painted portraits of the royal family , and period furniture. The hotel also features colorful frescoes and showcases gorgeous arches with latticework on its balconies. The pavilions, terraces, and courtyards on the property showcase traditional Rajasthani architecture as well.

Each dining experience at Hotel Pushkar is special, whether indoor or outdoor. Savor traditional Rajasthani cuisine while admiring lake views or the immaculate design of the hotel's interiors.

Prince Restaurant

Dine like a royal in this gorgeous restaurant serving both local and international dishes crafted by skilled chefs. The restaurant's decor will transport you back in time, featuring carvings and vibrant upholstery.

Baradari Dining

Surprise your significant other with a private candlelit dinner in one of the pavilions. The traditional Rajasthani architecture here adds to the exclusive vibe.

Terrace Dining

If you love relishing delectable meals while gazing at beautiful surroundings, opt for a casual meal on the hotel's terrace. You can admire views of Pushkar Lake and other gems of the town.

Aside from these, do try some baked goods from the German Bakery on site.

Cultural Experiences

Feel like you're part of the local culture by partaking in the traditional Rajasthani evenings defined by folk artists presenting dance and music performances. The hotel will also help you plan trips to nearby heritage temples and bazaars. The Ajmer Sharif Dargah, for example, is close by and is a renowned Sufi shrine.

The area’s biggest and most vibrant cultural event is the Pushkar Camel Fair. Meet the locals and participate in a traditional blessing ceremony. You can also learn a variety of skills, including the secrets and techniques for preparing Rajasthani cuisine by attending a cooking demonstration by the hotel chefs, or master your sense of rhythm by studying with a tabla drum master.

Other Celebrations
You can contact the hotel to make arrangements if you're planning to celebrate a private celebration such as a birthday or an anniversary. Collaborate with the management and staff if you prefer a much more personalized reservation at one of their restaurants.