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For nearly 3 centuries Rawla Bathera served as the family residence
and headquarters of the Jagir (similar to modern day district)
awarded to our ancestors in 1711, for leading the Mewar (Udaipur)
army to victory against the Mughals.
Then, in 1947, the British rule in India ended, and Mewar along with
other kingdoms seceded to the Union of India. The birth of this new
nation ushered a change in the system of governance, and our
families began migrating to seek work in other parts of the world.
The Rawla however, continued to be used occasionally as a secondary
residence.
Following a restoration effort in 2010 aimed at making the building
functional again, we now welcome the discerning traveler looking for
a special home stay in rural India. Rawla Bathera has two suites and
one deluxe room, all fitted with modern amenities for comfortable
living. Meals are usually local cuisine, served at any of the
historic venues, always home cooked and delicious.
Your time at Bathera Rawla is an authentic and complete rural
experience. The limited number of guests ensures close and personal
interaction with the owners who live on the property and guide
visitors through activities that make a direct contribution to the
local environment and communities.
House guests are welcome to participate in tree planting, freshwater
conservation, meeting the teaching staff in the local schools and
counseling enthusiastic children. Or choose from one of the many
other activities available here – for more details please refer to
the section THINGS TO DO.
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