Lakshman Sagar Pali

Located at the borders of Indian wilderness in Pali, Laksham Sagar was constructed in the second half of the 19^th century. It served the purpose of being the hunting lodge and was commissioned by Lakshman Singh Ji, the then Thakur of Raipur. The resort also often became the venue of various noble families and British ambassadors. It now is under Sewara group and has turned into a wonderful heritage resort. While the heritage has been kept intact, new additions have been made in the property.

Accommodation at Lasksham Sagar is in the form of cottages. There is a total of 12 cottages, which are segregated into 2 clusters. Six 900 square m cottages are located on both the sides of the lake. The rooms gel with the natural topography and silhouettes of the hills. Rooms look similar but not identical. The features and additions in the room take cue from the culture of the village life. The cottages are made from local eco-friendly material such as mud, wood and stone.

Every room opens to a private splash pool, offering the views of the lake and the landscape. The attached bathrooms have interesting grey slate walls. The interiors are bright and take their inspiration from the local life of the village. The key holder is in the form of jalebi patal (wok for sweets), belans (rolling pins), lotas (pots), shoe cleaners from brooms, and butter churners adorn the rooms. The bright pink curtains look stunning, forming a wonderful contrast with the grey-colored walls. There are separate living areas and bedroom, which features an attached bathrooms.