Neemrana Fort Palace, Alwar. A 15th century fort restored by the acclaimed interior designer, architect and restorer, Aman Nath.

(Source: neemranapalacehotels.com)
In an interview I read of Aman Nath in The Hindu, he talks about Neemrana Fort palace architecture, where he says the 15th century rooms were treated in a more Indo-Islamic way and the 19th century rooms more colonial in design.
These pictures come from a budding photographer and travel enthusiast, Arijit Sen.
The Baradari. You could perhaps take your handmade paper notebook and a pen, write
stories of love and betrayal over here in the evening? :-)
I love the way its restored. Colours and contemporary elements added, without disturbing the old world charm, like the stone pillar..
Spectacular.

Source:www.asienguiden.se

Source: www.asienguiden.se

Source: www.asienguiden.se
Plan that trip, pack your camera, and take along a book to read on one of their private terraces and get lost.
2 comments:
Beautiful, sure makes you feel like a queen.
It is difficult to capture so much of history in few pictures and fewer words...beautifully done! Look forward to more reviews...
Post a Comment