About Samode
The Durbar hall of Samode Palace is one of the most attractive and beautifully painted chambers with glass and minakari work. The same goes for the private restricted spaces, meant for the women of the family. The Durbar Hall is literally painted all the way to its lofty ceilings. High fanlights let in natural light giving the room a glow that is unparalleled.
Take a jeep safari around the villages and fields, visiting local shrines, bazaars – drive through for a coffee or a meal to the royal gardens of Samode Bagh. For the more adventurous visitor, horse and camel safaris are available
Samode Palace was meticulously restored and transformed into one the country's premium palace hotels in 1987, and is a perfect example of Rajput-Mughul architecture
Samode
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