WELCOMHERITAGE MOHANGARH FORT
- Jaisalmer Road, Mohangarh, Rajasthan- 345033, India Jaisalmer Rajasthan 345033 India
- 080-45771900, +91 9782217225
- holidays@welcomheritagehotels.in
WelcomHeritage Mohangarh Fort is believed to beas the youngest fort in India. Build in the year 1944, the fort is 60 km away from Jaisalmer city. The famed yellow sandstone meets bright white marble and colorful stones to create stunning examples of artwork throughout the fort viz. screen work, marble elephants, hand-painted motifs, and monochromatic interludes. With very stimulating architecture, the fort is an amalgamation of heritage and culture. Jaisalmer is popularly referred to as “The Golden City” for its illustrious yellow sandstone architecture. The well-crafted Havelis & temples, arid sand dunes, and numerous lagoons, scattered beds of greens create an Arcadia for the travelers. A lot of tourists from across the globe visit Jaisalmer for its marvels like Jaisalmer Fort, Jain temples, Badal Palace, Patwon Ki Haveli, Vyas Chhatri, Tazia Tower, Gadisar Lake, and some interesting sites like the abandoned Kuldhara Village and the desert national park. WelcomHeritage Mohangarh Fort is an extension of the idea of luxury in traditional architecture with contemporary arrangements, superior rooms, Rajasthani epicureanism, and a broad range of experiences to behold the guest’s attention. The artisanal work of art still carries a linage that can be experienced by guests at every step of the fort and in its essence, the Fort is nothing less than an oasis of beauty and pleasure.
• Credit card
• Doctor on call
• Laundry service
• Travel counter
• Car / coach parking
• 24 hours room service
• Spa
• Folk dance
• Camel cart ride
• Star gazing
• Temple visits
• Bird watching
• Yoga & Meditation room
• Swimming pool
• Billiards and bar
• Desert safari by jeep
• Bonfire (chargeable)
• Indoor & outdoor games
• Travel & sightseeing assistance
Zayka restaurant - A multi-cuisine restaurant that specializes in authentic dishes from the royal house of Jaisalmer. Laal maas, Ker sangri, Kachori, are some of the delectable dishes offered by the in-house chef. Guests can choose to dine indoors or sit in the courtyard inside the fort. In the winter months bonfires on requestare arranged for a more congenial experience. WelcomHeritage Mohangarh Fort also offers the experience of cooking and learning authentic Rajasthani & Indian dishes from the chefs of the restaurant.
At WelcomeHeritage Mohangarh Fort a small social gathering of 30-40 peoplein classroom style can be organised. A choice of audio visual equipments can be arranged. Apart from that other venues like the roof top restaurant can be arranged for an elaborate dinner and meets.
Jaisalmer Fort: Standing as a remarkable piece of history, this proud fort is one of the very few “Living Forts” in the world. This UNESCO world heritage site is a true representation of the glorious past of Rajasthan. Build in the year 1156 AD, the fort is known for its golden hue from the sandstone and incredible architecture. 60 km away from the hotel, Jaisalmer Fort never disappoints in mesmerizing its visitors.
Patwon ki Haveli: 62 km away from the hotel is this architectural marvel. A series of 5 Havelis with exquisite paintings, beautiful jharokhas (balconies), archways, mirror work, beautiful carvings, and the bright golden hue is worthwhile. A true depiction of the luxuries and riches of the merchants of that era, the Haveli took over 50 years to be completed. This largest Haveli of Jaisalmer is now under the able care of the Government of Rajasthan.
Bada Bagh: Literally meaning as “Big Garden”, is erected on a small hilltop. The main sections of the garden, tank, and dam are worth exploring. A cluster of beautiful sandstone cenotaphs is the memorabilia of the royal family members. Each cenotaph has a marble slab with inscriptions about the deceased royal member and incredible carvings on the pillars and the ceilings. Bada Bagh offers breathtaking sunset vistas and is about 60 km from the hotel.
Mandir Palace: Known for its Indo- Saracenic architecture, Mandir Palace is adorned with ornate balconies, canopies, beautifully carved screens that represent high craftsmanship. A mentionable feature of Mandir Palace is its tower called ‘Badal Vilas’, which offers a vantage point view from the hilltop. All the guests of Mohangarh Palace can view this 300 years old Mandir Palace by availing of a complimentary tour pass.
• Credit card
• Doctor on call
• Laundry service
• Travel counter
• Car / coach parking
• 24 hours room service
Swimming pool
Indoor & outdoor games
Spa
Heritage hotel
Check-in : 2:00 p.m.
Check-out : 10:00 a.m.
Complimentary Parking
• Credit card
• Doctor on call
• Laundry service
• Travel counter
• Car / coach parking
• 24 hours room service
At WelcomeHeritage Mohangarh Fort a small social gathering of 30-40 people in a classroom style can be organised. A choice of audio visual equipments can be arranged on request. Apart from that other venues like the roof top restaurant can be arranged for an elaborate dinner and meets.
Jaisalmer Fort: Standing as a remarkable piece of history, this proud fort is one of the very few “Living Forts” in the world. This UNESCO world heritage site is a true representation of the glorious past of Rajasthan. Build in the year 1156 AD, the fort is known for its golden hue from the sandstone and incredible architecture. 60 km away from the hotel, Jaisalmer Fort never disappoints in mesmerizing its visitors.
Patwon ki Haveli: 62 km away from the hotel is this architectural marvel. A series of 5 Havelis with exquisite paintings, beautiful jharokhas (balconies), archways, mirror work, beautiful carvings, and the bright golden hue is worthwhile. A true depiction of the luxuries and riches of the merchants of that era, the Haveli took over 50 years to be completed. This largest Haveli of Jaisalmer is now under the able care of the Government of Rajasthan.
Bada Bagh: Literally meaning as “Big Garden”, is erected on a small hilltop. The main sections of the garden, tank, and dam are worth exploring. A cluster of beautiful sandstone cenotaphs is the memorabilia of the royal family members. Each cenotaph has a marble slab with inscriptions about the deceased royal member and incredible carvings on the pillars and the ceilings. Bada Bagh offers breathtaking sunset vistas and is about 60 km from the hotel.
Mandir Palace: Known for its Indo- Saracenic architecture, Mandir Palace is adorned with ornate balconies, canopies, beautifully carved screens that represent high craftsmanship. A mentionable feature of Mandir Palace is its tower called ‘Badal Vilas’, which offers a vantage point view from the hilltop. All the guests of Mohangarh Palace can view this 300 years old Mandir Palace by availing of a complimentary tour pass.
Distance from Jaisalmer - 71 km
Distance from Jaisalmer railway station - 60 km
Distance from Jaisalmer - 62 km/ 1 hour