With a remarkably bold vision, Gaj Singh has built the unmistakable Nahargarh to resemble a sixteenth century fort complex of the Indo-Islamic era, within which sits a traditional Rajput hunting lodge, complete with a myriad of arches, sumptuous domes, formal Mughal gardens, courtyards and even painted frescos, all nestled with the background of the picturesque Aravalli Hills. It’s an extraordinary authentic copy from the 21st century. Interiors, fittings and furnishings don’t disappoint either. Its spacious rooms reflect traditional Rajasthani Rajput design fit for today’s travelling maharajahs. The atrium comes alive in the evenings with traditional musical performances as this palace recreates the royal nostalgia of old.