Nestled in the edge of the largest national parks situated in Rajasthan, the 10-tent safari outpost is a group of 6 meter Mughal style canopies. Taking luxury camping to a new level, the camps are designed with captivating architectural patterns that belong to the Rajput and Mughal era. Set up around a communal fireplace surrounded by the Aravalli Hills, Aman-i-Khash fulfills the dream of living in royalty alongwith a majestic wildlife safari.
Each Mughal styled tent is 108-square-metre (1,162-square-foot) with an elegant bedroom, lavish living area and a bathroom that is separated by cotton drapes. Relax on the sun deck and watch the chirping birds of Ranthambore. There are 2 spa treatment rooms for Ayurvedic massages, Reiki healing and various scrubs, wraps and baths.
Cuisine
The camp has its organic garden that grows its own vegetables and herbs that bring an ultimate flavour to the cuisines. The Dining Tents in a lamp-lit ambiance are created in the Mughal style. Whether a Rajasthani dish or a Keralite supper, every menu is cooked by an expert chef. A private bush dinner in the wilderness can also be arranged. Food will be cooked by a personal chef and the dinner will be invigorated by local musicians.
Aman-i-Khash Signature Experiences
Enjoy an elegant Camel Safari through the villages on the outskirts of Sawai Madhopur. Also take a bird-watching trek in the lush Banas riverbed, to witness about 300 species of birds. Twice a day, safaris are arranged in an open-top vehicle in the Ranthambore National Park.
By Air
Jaipur is the nearest airport, about 180 km away from the Jaipur city. Transfer services are available from the Aman-i-Khash.
By Rail
Sawai Madhopur is the nearest major railway station, well connected to other major cities across India. One can easily hire a cab or bus (private/public) from Sawai Madhopur. Transfer services are also available.
By Road
Plenty of buses ply between Sawai Madhopur other neighbouring cities. Cabs or taxis to Sawai Madhopur are easily available from various operators.
