The Aman India Journey includes two night stays at Aman New Delhi, Amanbagh and Aman-i-Khás in Rajasthan, and also includes daily breakfast for two* and one activity per resort per stay.
Amidst the lush order of Lutyen’s Delhi, just minutes from Rashtrapati Bhavan, the peaceful Lodhi gardens, Humayun’s Tomb and many other iconic sites, Aman New Delhi provides one of the world’s most colourful and cosmopolitan capital cities with a tranquil new heart. Offering essential respite on a six acre property, this city-based retreat is an elegant haven of leisure facilities including Aman Spa, a gym, Pilates studio, tennis and squash courts and a variety of restaurants. All Aman rooms and suites feature private plunge pools. Aman New Delhi is the ideal base from which to experience the city’s wealth of historical, cultural and contemporary attractions.
Amanbagh Pool Pavilion
A desert oasis in the rugged state of Rajasthan, Amanbagh lies in a verdant garden of mature palm, fruit and eucalyptus trees. Set within a walled compound that was once the staging area for the Maharajah of Alwar’s royal hunts, Amanbagh evokes the palatial grandeur of the Moghul Era, providing a tranquil refuge from which to explore the rich heritage of Rajasthan’s dramatic frontier region. Featuring a swimming pool and spa within the grounds, Amanbagh also offers excursions into the surrounding Aravalli Hills including private picnics in marble gorges, camel and horse safaris, visits to splendid forts and ruins and cultural experiences in picturesque rural villages.
Explore the wilderness of Rajasthan at Aman-i-Khás
The tented camp of Aman-i-Khás lies in the heart of Rajasthan’s starkly beautiful wilds, on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park. Spend your early mornings and late afternoons exploring the park in open-top vehicles in search of India’s elusive tigers and other wildlife such as chital deer and marsh crocodiles. Pass the rest of your day relaxing by the traditional stepwell (pool), within the spa tent, dining tent or lounge tent, or exploring the region further afield. As dusk falls, savour a rustic Rajasthani thali featuring fresh produce from the resort’s organic gardens, then toast the stars with your nightcap around the bonfire before retiring to your own tent.
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7D6N Aman India Journey
A Six-Night Offer
- USD $4,750
Includes
- 2 nights Aman Room in Aman New Delhi
- 2 nights Courtyard Haveli Suite in Amanbagh
- 2 nights Aman-i-Khás Tent
Notes
- Rates based on double occupancy for six nights. A minimum of two nights at each resort is required.
- Rates include daily breakfast for two (except at Aman-i-Khás, compulsory board charge of USD $125++ per person per day applies), inter-resort transfers between Aman New Delhi, Amanbagh and Aman-i-Khás.
- One activity per resort per stay
- Aman New Delh: Rejuvenating anti jet lag massage per person, guided walk with picnic breakfast in the Lodhi Gardens, or a return trip to Agra with a supplementary cost of USD $300++ for two persons.
- Amanbagh Camel village excursion, or a day trip to Jaipur with a supplementary cost of USD $180++ for two persons.
- Aman-i-Khá: One safari per person.
- Extension nights are available on request.
- Offer is not available from Dec 23, 2011 – Jan 03, 2012.
- Room rates are subject to service charge at 10% and government tax at each resort.
- Rates and government tax are subject to change without notice.
- USD rates are converted to local currency at time of billing.
Validity
- Oct 01, 2011 to Apr 30, 2012
Aman New Delhi
Long a gateway to the Indian subcontinent, Delhi is a destination rich with modern and historic attractions. Just within reach of Delhi’s bustling city centre, Aman New Delhi – Amanresorts’ newest city-based resort – is a luxurious retreat in spacious surroundings, offering guests an ideal base from which to explore the city’s many diverse charms.
Pool in Aman New Delhi Lodhi Pool Suite
Amidst the lush order of Lutyens’ Delhi, just minutes from the grandeur of Rashtrapati Bhavan, the peaceful Lodhi gardens and many other iconic sites, Aman New Delhi provides one of the world’s most colourful and cosmopolitan capital cities with a tranquil new retreat. Offering essential respite in spacious surrounds, this city-based resort is an elegant haven exuding an air of sophisticated calm, and provides guests with the ultimate in comfort, as well as the ideal base from which to experience the city’s wealth of historical, cultural and contemporary attractions.
Amn-i-Khais – The Camp
A luxury tented wilderness camp set on the edge of Ranthambhore National Park, Aman-i-Khais echoes the rich Moghul travelling tents of another era. Each of the 10 air-conditioned tents has a soaring six-metre canopy with draped cotton partitions which create separate bathroom, lounge, private dining and sleeping areas.
Aman-i-Khas luxurious tented accommodation
A large fireplace acts as the Camp’s informal lounge and dining area with cushioned seating for nightly log fires and pre-and post-excursion gatherings. Camp facilities include a traditionally-inspired ‘step-well’ for refreshing dips and sunning. A Dining Tent serves Indian and Western cuisine with fresh produce from the Camp’s organic garden; a Lounge Tent provides books on the Park and Rajasthan’s culture and a Spa Tent offers massages, scrubs and traditional henna art.
Amanbagh – The Oasis
A sanctuary that is also a gateway, Amanbagh is inextricably linked to Rajasthan’s remarkable heritage and extraordinary rural landscape.
Amanbagh Pool
Set in a verdant oasis of mature palm, eucalyptus and fruit trees sited at the head of a gorge which opens out to a large valley, Amanbagh is a contemporary retreat paying elegant homage to the architecture and design of India’s golden age. Evoking the palatial grandeur of the Moghul era in its domed cupolas and inner courtyards, the use of pink marble and sandstone recalls the palatial haveli mansions then favoured by nobility.
Amanbagh provides 24 garden, terrace and courtyard haveli suites and 16 pool pavilions. The Restaurant provides an intimate atmosphere beneath a soaring double height ceiling, serving home-style Indian cuisine and Western dishes prepared with fresh produce from the organic garden. The Library’s terrace is also ideal for informal dining in the evening and refreshments can be enjoyed in the Bar and Lounge or with a sweeping view of the landscape from the Roof Terrace. Trained therapists provide traditional spa treatments, as well as healing therapies, including Royal spa treatments with applications of jasmine and rose oil. Nearby activities include trekking, boating, horse riding, camel safaris, bird watching, cultural tours by jeep to traditional villages and historic forts, temples and Moghul ruins scattered throughout the surrounding hills and valleys.