Chomu Palace Jaipur: Royal Heritage Retreat

Chomu Palace, a reflection of the Royal Palaces of India, is a 300 year old elegant fortified palace hotel and one of the places to visit in Rajasthan.

January

3.5 - 27.6 °C

February

6.7 - 31.8 °C

March

11.6 - 37.6 °C

April

17.6 - 42.1 °C

May

21.5 - 44.8 °C

June

22.2 - 44.2 °C

July

22.9 - 39.9 °C

August

22.7 - 36.5 °C

September

21.1 - 37.7 °C

October

15.4 - 37.1 °C

November

9.8 - 33.4 °C

December

5.4 - 29.0 °C

Major Airports :

Jaipur International Airport (JAI), Jaipur

Nearest Railway Station :

Jaipur Junction Railway Station (JP)

Experience the sparkles of Rajasthani magic

Nestled in the heart of the majestic state of Rajasthan, Chomu Palace stands as a royal testament to the grandeur and richness of the bygone era. Shrouded with a rich history and woven with intricate architecture, Chomu Palace offers a peek into the extravagant and vibrant lifestyle of the Rajput kings.

Chomugarh Fort, which was initially a strategic house built for the armies and chiefs in the 16th century by Rao Gopalji in 1550, the 4th son of Raja Prithviraj Singhji 1st of Jaipur, is now converted into a heritage hotel. It welcomes visitors to experience the princely vibe dancing through its air. The luxurious space sparkles with Rajasthani magic, creating an enchantress aura which engulfs you in its bright kaleidoscopic culture. The radiance will surely put you in a trance.

The restored fort provides a realistic window to the era of the knights, kings and queens without altering any of its originality, thus transporting the visitors to a world where past and present harmoniously coexist, living in the same walls and experiencing the space in its most raw and untouched version.

A picturesque landscape along the journey

Strategically located approximately 45 kilometres from Jaipur, Chomu Palace is situated at a very convenient spot, which offers the seeker of this palace a wonderful and convenient journey along the way. The drive from Jaipur to Chomu Palace takes about an hour and renders picturesque views of the countryside landscape and traditional Rajasthani village scenes. You can reach Jaipur very easily via any mode of transportation, and from there, it is a few hour's drive to the palace. Jaipur is adorned with buildings pink in colour, with princely architecture marking the skyline. The local crafts and culture are evident in this place, which is as vibrant and colourful as a rainbow. You can mingle and blend with the lively culture, bustling with joyfulness, pulsating their unique crafts and artworks.

A timeless beauty

Thakur Karan Singhji of Chomu built this fort in the 18th century. Throughout time, this gem has been pampered back to life, keeping its vintage vibe intact but adding a sprinkle of modern pizzazz for the fancy wanderers. The walls of the palace whisper tales of bygone eras, where royalty once roamed amidst the intricate blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. The Chomu Palace's design dances and blends between Rajput and Mughal styles, showing off fancy intricately carved balconies, detailed domes, and grand courtyards. The grand courtyards attach the travellers with an invisible thread to linger and soak in the charm of a place where every corner holds a story waiting to be discovered. This majestic palace, carefully restored with a touch of contemporary flair, welcomes all who enter to savour its timeless beauty and create new royal memories.

Enjoy luxurious stays in royal rooms

To top the elite Rajasthani experience, you can spend your precious time in the luxurious heritage suites and rooms, radiating the extravagance of the past royals. Each units are exquisitely decorated with traditional Rajasthani furnishings and modern comforts, leaving no space for any way of discomfort. Whether you go all out with a grand royal suite decked out in vintage charm or cosy up in a room with garden views fit for a prince, get ready for a majestic stay full of memories and luxury! The service provided to you goes on par with all the royal elements present in the room, again pampering the visitor to a majestic delight.

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Timings

Depends on hotel timings

Of intricate artistry and architecture

The intricate jaali work adorning the windows, balconies and corridors throughout the palace is surely one of the most striking features of this Rajput Palace. Jaali or latticework, is a traditional Indo-Islamic architectural element incorporated in this Rajasthani design and characterised by delicate geometric patterns carved into stone or marble. In addition to elevating the aesthetics of the Palace, the jaali screens at Chomu Palace also serve practical purposes by allowing natural light and ventilation, cooling the surrounding air, all while maintaining privacy.

The artistic prowess of the craftsmen can be noticed in the walls and ceilings of Chomu Palace, which adorned the palace centuries ago with vibrant frescoes and murals depicting scenes from mythology, royal hunts and courtly life. The walls are adorned with exquisite paintings, murals and intricate decorative. Marble inlay, also known as ""pietra dura,"" is like the crown jewel of Chomu Palace's fabulous architecture. The elaborate patterns and motifs made from semi-precious stones jazzing up floors, walls, and doorways give the palace a lavish and elegant vibe. The masterful marble inlay artistry shines through with its detailed floral designs, dazzling geometric patterns and mesmerising arabesque motifs sprinkled all over the palace.

Treat your tastebuds to the flavourful local cuisine

The mouthwatering dishes of vibrant Rajasthan, topped with local flavours, create an amazing array of dining tables served for your exquisite stay. The freshly prepared foods sprinkled with local spices enrich the cultural spirit of the dish, which for sure will leave their essence on your tastebuds. Starting from Ghewar, and kulfi to kebab, every regional aroma will be served to you at one call.

Exploring beyond the kingly walls

Jaipur has many attractions to explore. From the majestic Amber Fort, the bustling streets of Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar and the intricate designs of the Hawa Mahal or Palace of the Winds to the serene beauty of the Jal Mahal floating on Man Sagar Lake and the rich cultural heritage showcased at the City Palace. Each place will take you through an amazing journey that showcases the region's beautiful culture and incredible history.