Ramathra Fort
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Ramathra Fort lies between two of India’s internationally famous wildlife reserves. Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary in Bharatpur and Ranthambore Tiger Reserve in Sawai Madhopur. The closest wilderness area, Kailadevi national Park, is just 15 Kms away

The Fort, The Lake and countryside are the three big attractions of Ramathra Fort. The ideal season to enjoy Ramathra is between the months of October and March. Regardless of how much time you have to spend, or how much you wish to do, the adventure is yours. Whether you prefer to stay home and take in the fort’s tranquil atmosphere or wish to explore its many natural sites, your hosts at Ramathra promise you a memorable stay.

Wild Bengal tigers affectionate together in Ranthambhore National Park

Hidden between ancient hills, wildlife sanctuaries and timeless villages, Ramathra Fort is a 17th-century ancestral home where every stay becomes a story.

Ramathra Fort heritage

Long before luxury found Rajasthan, there was Ramathra.

Built in the 17th century and still cared for by the same Rajput family across generations, the fort overlooks lakes, forests and untouched countryside where leopards roam, birds gather and life follows nature's rhythm.

This isn't a restored monument. It is still home.

OUR GALLERY

Beauty in Every Detail

Step inside Ramathra and see how design, nature, and calm come together. Discover the essence of escape through your own eyes.

Inner Room Courtyard Architecture
Monsoon Serenity at Ramathra Fort
Lush Gardens of Ramathra Fort
Outdoor Terrace View
Fort Entrance
Open Courtyard
Organic Farm
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Accommodation

Stay Inside History

Thoughtfully restored rooms and suites blend traditional craftsmanship with understated luxury, offering panoramic views, handcrafted interiors and complete stillness.

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Activities

Boating at Sunset

In a row boat in the kalisil dam. It is peaceful & picturesque with breathtaking views of the sunset & rich with birdlife. we provide life jackets, a bird book & also a pair of binoculars.

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Getting there

From Delhi Airport guests can travel four or six hours by train with butler service to Sawai Madhopur, followed by a 20-minute car ride to Ramathra Fort. Alternatively, guests can take a one hour flight from Delhi to Jaipur, followed by a three-hour drive to the property.

Route from Delhi

  1. 1.From Delhi on to the Mumbai expressway.
  2. 2.Take 2nd exit at Lalsot.
  3. 3.Head towards Gangapur City and Kurgaon.
  4. 4.Turn right at Kurgaon towards Sapotra.
  5. 5.On to Sapotra and Ramathra Fort.

Route from Jaipur

  1. 1.From Jaipur take Tonk road till Kothun.
  2. 2.Turn left at Kothun towards Lalsot.
  3. 3.From Lalsot head towards Gangapur City.
  4. 4.Gangapur City to Kurgaon.
  5. 5.Turn right at Kurgaon towards Sapotra.
  6. 6.From Sapotra to Ramathra Fort.

Distances

  • Delhi330 kms
  • Agra206 kms
  • Jaipur150 kms
  • Ranthambore60 kms
  • Bharatpur166 kms
  • Sariska146 kms
  • Chambal safari lodge230 kms
  • Shahpura Bagh260 kms