Hotel Udai Vilas Palace
Fatehpur Sikri Road, Bharatpur 321 001,
Rajasthan, India.

Hotel Udai Vilas Palace is nestled amongst 2 spacious acres, just a km away from The Keoladeo Ghana National Park, an interlocking ecosystem of woodlands, swamps, & dry savannah, home to over 370 varieties of birds.

Location :-

Hotel Udai Vilas Palace is nestled amongst 2 spacious acres of lush greenery and is conveniently situated just 1 km from Keoladeo National Park, on the main Bharatpur-Fatehpur Sikri road.

It is also just 4 km from the railway station / bus stand and Well connected by road from Agra (56 km, 1 hour), Delhi (176 km, 4 hours) and Jaipur (176 km, 4 hours), all of which have airports. ( View The Map )

Accommodation :-

We offer our discerning guests a choice of international-standard 24 air-conditioned Deluxe and Super Deluxe rooms, both single and double. All rooms are equipped with modern facilities such as hot/cold running water, satellite television, mini-bar, direct dialing, wardrobes and dedicated work areas.

Facilities :-

Dining :-

Activities :-

Cultural & Nature Activities
Partake of local colour through cultural events with Rajasthani music and folk dances, theme evenings and bar-be-ques under the brilliant star-lit sky on the extensive roof top or lawns.

» Fully Organised Visits to Keoladeo National Park with ornithologist, 
    including transportation

» Tours to the Government Museum, Bharatpur Palace, Lohagarh Fort

» Cultural events & Theme evenings

» Sightseeing trips to the Taj Mahal & Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri and Deeg

» Village Jeep Safaris

» Shopping tours and Nature Excursions

More About Bharatpur :-

Bharatpur, an erstwhile princely state of the Jat rulers, was founded by the great Maharaja Suraj Mal, who also once conquered Delhi. Maharaja Suraj Mal built the fort at Bharatpur as also the beautiful palaces and gardens at Deeg.

The marshes of Keoladeo (area 29 sq km, established in 1956 as a bird sanctuary, 1981 as a National Park), were the private hunting reserves of the Maharajas, and was developed in the late 19th century by creating small dams to collect rain water and by feeding it with an irrigation canal. Over the years, the lakes attracted great numbers of waterfowl and the Maharajas held grand shoots with family, friends and visiting dignitaries

The Park has over 400 resident and migrant bird species, including the Common, Demoiselle and the rare Siberian Cranes. As well as mammals like Striped Hyena, Fishing Cat, Golden Jackal, Jungle Cat, Nilgai, Sambar, Blackbuck, wild Boar and Indian Python.

The Park is open through the year. Best months are August-March.

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