布里傑拉克什曼薩加爾，帕利

Das Brij Lakshman Sagar ist der perfekte Ort für eine wohltuende Verschnaufpause von indischer Hektik - obwohl diese sehr charmant ist. Ein naturverbundenes Hideaway am Rande der Thar-Wüste. Einst als Jagdschlösschen erbaut, mittlerweile mit 12 umwerfenden grosszügigen Cottages, wird der Gast hier verwöhnt und kann sich eine gemütliche Auszeit nehmen.

Bijzondere locatie, n***urlijk, om te relaxen, met uitstekende keuken. Alleen gebruik van lokale producten. Korte workshops inbegrepen. Zeer vriendelijk personeel en je kunt er heerlijk eten. Alles vers bereid, dat kun je goed proeven.

Geweldig verblijf. We genoten van de rust in het verder ontzettend drukke India. Perfect om te ontspannen, genieten van activiteiten, zonsondergangen, … en niet te vergeten de lekkere en gezonde keuken. Fantastisch personeel, allemaal even attent, vooral goed contact met Nadia.

Fantastisch!! Echt de moeite waard; zowel qua natuur (oa honderden pauwen) als culinair als belevenis-activiteiten (pottenbakken, massage, begeleide wandeling). Ook de authentieke vriendelijkheid van het personeel is uitzonderlijk goed.

We visited in early Jan when it was pretty cold. We stayed for 4 nights. The place is an Instagrammer's dream...so picturesque... barren as well as green in places, a lake, peacocks running around! Not to mention the pool which was out of the world. The staff is very friendly and caring. The food is fantastic- we tried rajasthan fare every single day. There were trips around the property to the sunset point, then to a fort in ruins... a couple of breakfasts were served in their veggie garden. There are only 12 cottages in this huge property. The cottages have everything u need and r very pretty. We got the farthest ones which meant we had beautiful walks before and after every meal. In all simply 5 stars

A wonderful peaceful retreat. The only place in India that we have had no noise at night time and complete privacy in our cottage. The accommodation was very spacious and well laid out and the food was the best we have had so far in India. We thoroughly recommend the herding activity which Sarthak took us on ***** with Nen Singh who drove the jeep. We joined The herders Kishanji and Sogji at their home and then drove the goats and sheep through the village to their grazing fields. They started a small fire over which they cooked chickpeas for us to eat and heated up some sheep milk to make Marsala chai for us to sit down and drink with them. They also milked a goat into a cup which we drank and it was so frothy and delicious. All the staff looked after us really well and sunrise yoga with Amul by the hilltop water tank was an experience we will never forget either. The only downside to our stay was the extremely rustic steps everywhere which were a huge trip hazard as they were uneven and jagged and varied massively in height from 4” to almost 18”.