January
Founded in 2006, the Jaipur Literature Festival is an annual literary festival which takes place in the Indian city of Jaipur each January. JLF provided a platform for international authors and Indian language authors from the subcontinent to engage in a literary dialogue. With an approximate attendance of nearly 100,000 annually, the festival draws hordes of audience and guests from over the world during the 5-day event, which usually takes place in the third week of January. Each year, participants from Nobel laureates to local writers and from Man Booker Prize winners to debutant novelists engage into readings, debates, discussions along with the audience at the elegant Diggi Palace. This event is now increasingly regarded as a catalyst for cultural intermingling within India and across the world.
The Rambagh Palace is an architectural masterpiece that's elegance personified. Spread over 47 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, the Rambagh Palace is centrally located, near the main shopping area and the historical monuments. Once home to Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II of Jaipur, Rambagh Palace is now one of the Leading Hotels of the World. This is one of the first palaces to be converted into a heritage hotel. This airy, cream-color palace is relaxing and wistfully romantic, down to the peacocks strutting across the lawns and the arcaded back patios. The palace has 106 rooms that allow guests to relax in the lap of regal luxury. Every room and suite reflect a world of royalty with its exquisite antiques, rich tapestry and paintings from an era gone by. Pick from the best multi-cuisine and Indian restaurants in Jaipur, two bars and several venues and menus. Other facilities include Indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, beauty parlour, travel desk, shopping arcade, bank, safe deposit lockers and doctor-on-call, sports like tennis, squash, badminton, table tennis, croquet, billiards and mini-golf, laundry service and 24-hour room service.
Hotel DetailsFrom the time The Imperial opened its doors in the 1930s, when India was beginning to write the last chapters of its saga on independence, there was little space in New Delhi for an Indo- British rubbing of shoulders. The Imperial provided such a space. The Imperial is a fine confluence of a rich historical past and contemporary international appeal. After many restorations, it has managed to preserve its charm, and exudes its former glory. Expect to be impressed with the elegant lobby, with inlaid marble floors, three story atrium, Italian fountains, and British Raj lithographs. Rooms at the Imperial retain the regal flourishes of a wondrous past. High ceilings, large comfortable chairs, impeccable decor and cheerful room service & comforts of more modern world, like TV, telephone, channel music, air-conditioning. The original Frasers and Daniells paintings and the tavern named after them, the symbolically baptized “1911†restaurant and bar, the Royal ballroom were the places where have met and are still as popular today. The Hotel is a jewel of architecture and its location in the heart of the city makes it the ideal venue for tourists around the world.
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