Bhanwar Vilas Palace, Karauli

Bhanwar Vilas Palace built as a royal residence in the year 1938 by Maharaja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur, the then ruler of Karauli. The architecture is of colonial style and the interiors are furnished in art - de-decor period furniture. The spacious grounds are home to a variety of plants and animals. Eleven luxury suits and Twenty six air-cooled rooms furnished with all modern amenities are offered by Bhanwar Vilas Palace, a member of Heritage Hotels Association and Indian Royal Legacy.
 

How to Reach Karauli

Karauli is situated only 64 kms off the well known Jaipur-Agra Highway.
From Jaipur as well as Agra, it is 182 kms.
From Bharatpur National Bird Sanctuary it is just 110 kms.
From Sawai Modhpur it is just 104 kms and from Gwalior it is just 144 kms.

The nearest railway stations are Gangapur City 31kms and Hindaun 30 kms, both on the main Delhi-Mumbai Broadguage Line, where almost all the trains running between Mumbai and Delhi Stop.The nearest airports are Gwalior 144 kms, Jaipur 182 kms and Agra 182 kms.

Suggested routings to include Karauli in the itineraries
a) Jaipur - Karauli-Agra
b) Jaipur-Karauli-Gwalior
c) Bharatpur-Karauli-Sawai Modhpur
d) Sariska-Karauli-Sawai Modhopur
e) Tonk-Karauli-Bharatpur

Nearest Railway Stations
Gangapur City 31 Kms and Hindaun 30 Kms

Train Connections
Frontier Mail departs from Delhi at 0755 and Arrives at Gangapur City 1220 and Arrival at Sawai Madhopur 1310. The same trains departs for Delhi from Sawai Madhopur at 1250 & Departs from Gangapur City 1355 and Arrives at Delhi 1900.
 

Accommodation

Rajasthani and Indian cuisines are prepared with great care in the royal kitchen to make your visit a rich experience in Indian Royal Gastronomics.
 

Services & Amenities

Sitting Room, Dining Hall, Camel Ride & Camel Cart Ride, Swimming Pool, Billiards Room in house laundry doctor on call, parking camping site transport facilities English Speaking guide Available.
 

Tariff & Online Booking