Jagat Palace

Jagat Palace dates back to the 1830s. During that time, the rulers would often construct havelis and palaces to serve as royal residences. It was believed that Jagat Palace was one such royal residence constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, although, it was later confirmed that his son, Maharaja Ram Singh II, built the property in 1838.

Jagat Palace now operates as a luxury hotel under the Jagat Singh Hotels Group led by Kr. Jagat Singh Rathore and his family. The property continues to exude royal elegance and grandeur with its traditional architecture and decor. Similar to Jagat Palace, they also operate the nearby Hotel Pushkar Palace.

Design and Architecture

Jagat Palace is dressed to impress, right from its majestic facade of cream and red sandstone adorned with intricate carvings. The palace boasts the Indo-Mughal architectural style with domes, archways, and latticework. The interiors offer period furniture and antique details that would take you back in time. You'll also find the signature jharokhas that Rajasthani havelis are famous for.

Samdar Mahal

Samdar Mahal's colorful wall frescoes, ornate candlestands, and plush antique furniture make guests feel like royalty. It offers gourmet dishes that highlight Rajasthan's authentic flavors.

Umaid Mahal

Umaid Mahal is a stunning place to relish both Rajasthani dishes and international specialties. Here, you can savor your meals while admiring unique antiques and intricate decor.

Poolside patio

The expansive patio by the outdoor pool is ideal for alfresco meals with loved ones. You can enjoy any meal of the day here, whether a sumptuous breakfast or a light dinner under the stars.

A wedding at Jagat Palace promises stunning photo ops thanks to the regal decor and ambiance. The lawns, terraces, and indoor halls at the hotel offer enough space to host a ceremony and the following celebrations. The property's ornate decor and Rajputana architectural style will add to the event's grandeur. Contact the management for information on the catering and decorating services.

Banquet Hall
Venue type and style: Spacious hall filled with antique pieces, frescoes, and period furniture, ideal for wedding dinners
Capacity: 100 seated guests, 150 floating guests

Lawn
Venue type and style: Lush open space perfect for large ceremonies
Capacity: 150 seated guests, 250 floating guests

Poolside patio
Venue type and style: Cozy setting by the pool for wedding functions such as haldi and sangeet
Capacity: 60 seated guests, 100 floating guests

Cultural Experiences

A trip to Rajasthan is incomplete without a camel safari. You can enjoy that and more at Jagat Palace! Join guided tours on Royal Rajasthani camel carts organized by the hotel. This is a perfect way to explore the nearby attractions. If you’re into visiting holy sites, the town’s Hindu Varaha Temple and Sikh Gurudwara Sahib welcome tourists who would like to learn more about their tenets.

Pushkar is also rich when it comes to intangible cultural treasures. Music lovers can learn a new skill by attending tabla classes. You may also attend the vibrant and atmospheric aartis held on the ghats of Pushkar. There’s also the mesmerizing Kalbaliya folk dances, which are performed under the stars and in lamplight, with dancers dressed in colorful costumes.

The Indian people love their festivities, so don’t forget about celebrating with them if you happen to catch any during your visit. Vibrant and colorful Holi is held every spring, while Pushkar’s Camel Fair is usually held sometime in October or November.

Other Celebrations

Contact the hotel directly for arrangements if you're planning to celebrate a birthday, an anniversary, or any other private event on site. You may be able to make a more personalized reservation at one of their restaurants if you bring it up with the management or staff.