Kadam Kunj Jungle Resort Bharatpur

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Spread over ten, 000 piazza yards, Kadamb-Kunj is uniquely purposed to mix the comforts you need on your vacation and the work requirements of corporate traveler. The major building houses a fully-furnished conference center with meeting facilities that able to seat up to two hundred persons together with our acclimatised window restaurant, Jhalak that serves tasty Indian, mainland and Chinese food. Partake our glutton delicacies whilst enjoying the charming view of the motorway and our lush green lawns. The structure seamlessly flows into 4 residential bungalows, set on 4 sides of an outdoor octagonal corridor. Every bungalow includes 4 free suites with all modern facilities. You are able to see the fantastic countryside stretching from the window or simply hall in the outdoor corridor and appreciate the fresh state air and the enthralling panorama. And unravel in the evening with bonfire and Rajasthani folk music with gifted folk singer particularly brought from the rustic heartland. Kadamb-kunj, situated on the Agra- Jaipur road (NH-11), very close to the bird sanctuary is the perfect location for your vacation. Appreciate the scenic chic of the keoladeo national garden or just relax at the resort and receive pleasure from our conventional Rajasthani cordiality. It? s the ideal escape, just an hour? s drive from the town of Taj Mahal, Agra. Receive pleasure from our guided tour to Shahjahan? s ode to eternal love. It? s the supreme package? experience the taste of Agra during the day and then leave the dust and the hubbub of the town to spend the evening with us amid the idyllic splendour of the rural area. An added attraction is Fatehpur Sikri, the striking capital of the major Moghul emperor Akbar, barely a fifteen minute drive from Kadamb-Kunj. Journey into the splendour and romance of Mughal India as you investigate the ravishing castles of the considerable Moghuls. And what? s more, Kadamb-Kunj is just 3 hours away from the Pink City Jaipur, the Sariska wildlife sanctuary and the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve in Saw.