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Neemrana became the third capital of the
descendants of Prithviraj Chauhan III, who was killed in battle by
Mohammad Ghori in 1192 AD. This picturesque site was chosen by Raja
Rajdeo. Neemrana derived its name from a brave local chieftain Nimola
Meo, who when defeated by the Chauhans, pleaded that his name be given
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Neemrana Fort Palace covers an area of
25 acres or 10 hectares. The stepped palaces of this architectural
jewel cut into the hillside and cover over 3 acres or 1.2 hectares and
rises to 10 levels commanding the most splendid views. From 1986,the
ruins of this fort palace have been sensitively restored and
reconstructed. The rooms are furnished with an eclectic mix of
traditional Indian and colonial furniture, antiques and artistic
objects. Most rooms have private balconies or terraces with excellent
views of the surrounding.
In Neemrana Fort Palace there are about 40 rooms with 33 double and 38
single beds. There are so much beds that it can accommodate about 104
guests without extra beds. For conferences there are Nazara Mahal
which seats about 50 guests and Darbar Mahal which can occupy about
100 guests. The Neemrana Fort Palace has various dining restaurants
like Raj Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Aam Khas, Panch Mahal, Amaltasse, Aranya
Mahal, Holi Kund and Maha Burj. For recreation there are various
facilities like bar, pool and health club and facility of indoor games
is also there.
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