Surya Bagh is a luxurious hideaway surrounded by palm trees with a monsoon river stream flowing through the estate and 10 minutes from ancient ruins of Bhangarh. Adjacent to the mighty Aravali mountain range, a lovely exclusive setting that fosters a sense of balance by blending seamlessly with the natural beauty of the area and luxurious comforts of todays traveller.

Keeping in mind our eco-tourism approach, this magnificent resort also offers a remarkable gastronomic experience. The majority of the ingredients are hand-picked by our chefs from our organic garden or sourced from nearby farmers of Ajabgarh village. There are several trails and hikes for adventure seekers as well. After an action-packed day, relax with a drink and watch the serene sunset.

Expansive suites with unparalleled views 

Our premium luxurious suites spread over 1000 Sq.Ft, come with a private patio, bathtubs and a spectacular view of Ajabgarh valley. We wholeheartedly welcome you to take some time away from the chaotic city life.
 

Taste of Authentic Regional Cuisine 

Discover the taste of authentic regional cuisine at our all-day private dining cafe - Aravali, which is exclusively open to our in house guests. We at Surya Bagh firmly believe that food is a symbol of love, so keeping this in mind, our professional chefs promise to take you on a gourmet journey that will transport you to another world of delight! We tailor-make cuisine according to our guest's preferences.
 

Surya Bagh - Experiences

The countryside surrounding Surya Bagh reveals the ruins of an ancient empire embedded in a starkly beautiful landscape. The 17th-century mystic town of Bhangarh - abandoned just a generation after its completion - sits nearby, as does the centuries-old village, fort and temple of Ajabgarh, which can be reached by foot or camel cart from the farm. Sariska Tiger Reserve, also home to the elusive Leopard, sambar deer and more, is 30 minute away, as is the temple town of Neelkanth, with more than 80 temples encircled on all sides by mountains & home to hundreds of peacocks.