The historic fort has been sensitively restored to retain its ambience and yet offer modern conveniences. Of great interest is the whole process of conversation and restoration which the owners, Thakur and Thakurani Sunder Singh of Sodawas and their aristocratic family undertook, to convert the majestic fort into an immaculate Heritage Resort.
Architectural elements have been aesthetically replicated and the original fortifications and turrets left virtually untouched. The interiors invoke a feeling of medieval opulence with interesting mirror work and gilded furniture.
About Bambora
Located in the Southern part of the Rajputana, Bambora is at the crossroad of many interesting destinations in Rajasthan. It is also approachable from Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. There are many places worth visiting which include Jaisalmand, the largest man made lake in the region, built a few centuries ago.
You can also visit the historical city of Udaipur, the world famous Chittorgarh Fort and the 10th century Jagat Temples known as the Khajuraho Temples of Rajasthan.
Facilities
- 30 air-conditioned Rooms
- Running Hot and cold water in rooms.
- Rajasthani, Indian and Continental Cuisine
- Major Credit Cards accepted.
- Unique marble swimming pool
- Theme dinners.
- Doctor on Call.
- Candleit dinners at the poolside.
- Ayurvedic oil masage.
- Hamam (an 18th century jacuzzi)
- At leisure
A day`s excursion to Jaisamand Lake / Udaipur city, Horse safaris to a tribal village, Chittorgarh Fort, Picnic lunch / tea overlooking the Reservoir, Folk music and dances, Jagat Temple, also know as the mini - khjuraho of Rajasthan, Village walk and a browse in the bazaars, Ruthi Rani Ka Mahal, Silver bazaars.
Location and Distances
By Air/Rail: The nearest airport and Railway Station is Udaipur, which is an hour's drive from Karni Fort.
By Road: The Karni Fort at Bambora is well connected from Udaipur. It is also accessible from Gujarat.
conveniences. Of great interest is the whole process of conversation and restoration which the owners, Thakur and Thakurani Sunder Singh of Sodawas and their aristocratic family undertook, to convert the majestic fort into an immaculate Heritage Resort. 
