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In the heart of India in Madhya Pradesh, Khajuraho is known for its UNESCO World Heritage temples, with their intricate architecture and iconic carvings. Khajuraho is also celebrated for Panna National Park, where tiger sightings are a cherished highlight.
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Panna National Park, The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace stands majestically atop the Maniyagarh Hills. This 350-year-old lovingly restored palace offers views over its lush and vast gardens and the rainwater fed lake at its heart. A harmonious blend of Bundelkhand tradition and princely grandeur, the palace radiates a timeless elegance. Here, dining unfolds against sweeping vistas, spa rituals draw on ancient healing wisdom and infinity pools promise moments of pure indulgence and serenity.
The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace, Khajuraho will welcome guests from 16th November, 2025.
Tehsil Rajnagar, Rajgarh, Chandranagar, Madhya Pradesh 471101, India
Travel Notes
The Oberoi Rajgarh palace is well connected by road from Khajuraho International Airport and Khajuraho Railway Station. In addition, Jabalpur Airport, located approximately 200 km away, offers daily direct flights from Delhi and Varanasi providing guests a convenient getaway.
Khajuraho is also connected by rail from New Delhi.
The Oberoi, Bengaluru derives most of its electricity needs from wind power.
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In the company of an expert naturalist, you will embark on an Oberoi-curated safari through Panna National Park. From the elusive tiger to the delicate deer, the forest will reveal its sovereigns in their natural realm, offering you an unforgettable encounter with India’s wild majesty. Each turn of the trail will heighten your anticipation, each rustle in the brush a promise of discovery. This is not merely a safari, it is your invitation into the kingdom of the wild where nature still reigns supreme.
At dawn, you will be guided by the palace historian through Rajgarh’s timeless grounds, before tracing the legacy of the Chandela kings at Khajuraho’s exquisite temples. As the sun rises, these UNESCO marvels glow in golden light, their intricate carvings narrating stories of life, love and devotion. You will experience history not as something past, but as something alive, etched in stone and whispered in the morning breeze. The journey in a chauffeur driven car culminates in a sumptuous breakfast at Neer, our lakeside restaurant, where birdsong and shimmering waters create a symphony of tranquillity. Here, you will not simply dine; you will awaken all your senses to the day ahead.
On this journey, you will follow the Ken River to the majestic Raneh Gorge, where crystalline granite in hues of rose, grey and amber plunges into a five-kilometre canyon. Seasonal falls cascade through its depths, their roar or whisper echoing off ancient stone. Here, you will pause for a short meditation by the river’s edge, letting the rhythm of flowing water and the stillness of the gorge restore your spirit. From there, you continue to the Ken Gharial Sanctuary, a protected haven for rare gharials and vibrant aquatic life. Local lore still recalls a time when the Ken slipped underground in the form of a fish to elude even the Pandavas, a myth that lingers in the mist rising from the gorge. Your experience concludes at Sama, our palace bar, with refreshing cocktails served against the regal backdrop of Rajgarh.
Begin your experience with a tranquil boat ride across the shimmering lake at dusk, setting the tone for an unforgettable escape. As you glide across the water, take in the breathtaking views before arriving at Asmi Spa for 90 minutes of pure indulgence. Choose between a deeply relaxing full-body treatment or a rejuvenating facial, tailored to your needs.
Every evening at The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace, Khajuraho a new story will be brought to life for you. On alternate nights, the Palace ritual of dhoop daan perfumes the dusk, heralding lakeside performances of Bundelkhand’s vibrant dance traditions.
Placed under the protection of the Government of India’s Project Tiger conservation programme and recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Panna National Park is home to a healthy population of Royal Bengal tigers, as well as sloth bears, Indian leopards, sambar deer and more than 200 species of birds.
A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986, the Khajuraho group of monuments were built between 950 and 1050 AD by the kings of the Chandela Dynasty, who ruled the Bundelkhand region in Madhya Pradesh. The Khajuraho temples are renowned for their detailed carvings and intricate architectural design.
