The luxury tents at Rajasthan's Pushkar is must for you, if you love nature and wilderness

Unique marble lamps placed on both sides of the queen sized bed give a warm elegance to the room and fixes a romantic mood. The furniture carved out on old hardwood bears the legacy of a bygone era when elaborate tents were used by royalty during hunting expeditions.

A ‘Golghar’ or circular tent set in the middle of the orchard acts as the dining tent. This tent provides a 360-degree view of the grounds and gardens. Light muslin curtains keep in the light and the breeze. The dining area is a great place for breakfast and lunch.

The menu at orchard has been curated keeping in mind the local flavour of the place. There is both a la carte and buffet options. However if you want to order something specific suitable for your tastebuds, the hospitable chefs and waiters would be glad to prepare it for you.
From Rajasthan’s delicacy of Dal Bati Churma to delicious Kadai Paneer, Golghar is known for its tasty meals. However Pushkar being a religious town, there is no alchohol and non vegetarian in the menu.

At the evenings, after returning from the sunset at the dunes and a thrilling camel ride, the guests join the barbecue festivity at Panghat, the courtyard garden where the evening soiree gets too serious with hot ginger tea and cheese tikka.

There is also an option for a Special Rajasthani Thali sit down dinner on floor in traditional style.

You would be visiting either the Bramha Temple or shopping at the market during the day. However afternoons and evenings are best to spent amongst the company of books and indoor games. For Orchard has a library and indoor games room to keep you engaged. If nothing suits you, walk out to the dunes with your camera and get some panoromic snaps of the Thar desert.
There are cycles and camel carts if you hate walking on the sandy roads.