1) Sariska Palace - The Sariska Palace welcomes you to a royal retreat and nature. Hotel Sariska Palace (Rajasthan) takes you to mesmerizing sentiments of love and romance blended with royal character. Come; experience the aura of luxury and magic of regal charisma in New Year eve celebration party 2011.
The magic of desert at Pushkar Resort is the best place to stopover in New Year eve celebration party 2011. Nested at Aravalli Foothills, sprawls over fifteen acres of lush green landscaped gardens and is a modern day oasis in the midst of hectic heritage tourism circuit in Rajasthan.
One of the most famous tourist attractions and a major landmark in Jaipur, City Palace makes it a "must-see” for every visitor. This former royal residence is best palace to rejoice your New Year eve celebration party 2011.
Khimsar is renowned for its fort that has been renewed into a heritage hotel. This fort can also be your destination on this New Year eve celebration party 2011.
Showering modern amenities like coffee shop, car rentals and swimming pool, Bissau Palace is an elegant traditional hotel .Step forward to the way of beautiful life on this New Year eve celebration party 2011.
Rest of the palaces ,that may live up
to your expectations , are Ratanada Polo
Palace , Udai Bilas Palace , Basant
vihar Palace , Roop Niwas Palace and Amber Palace where you can cherish
your new year eve celebration party 2011 .
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91-11-43133333(100lines) | 09873022205
info@leisurewings.com
www.leisurewingsindia.com
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