Fort -Unchagaon Tour

OVERVIEW- An ideal gateway to Uttranchal, Fort Unchagaon is at a mere access of 125 kms from New Delhi and 170 kms from Agra. Unchagaon Village is just about an hours drive from Garh Mukteshwar on New Delhi-Moradabad highway. According to the legend, Raja Surendra Pal Singh inherited this early 19th century fort at the tender age of ten. The young heir took personal interest in the maintenance and preservation of this ancestral residence. This palace was renovated under his guidance and thus is the evident the influence of the early 20th century blend of Indian and colonial architecture. Being the private domicile of a prince, the decor is authentically aristocratic. As the years rolled by, all modern amenities were added to the old palace making it much loved weekend getaway for many close friends and relatives of the family. The imposing white fasade of SURYA MAHAL is surrounded by well-manicured, lush verdant lawns.

DELHI- New Delhi, capital of India is a mix of the ancient and modern architecture. This 3rd largest city of India unwinds a picture rich with culture, architecture, and human diversity. Divided in two parts, Old Delhi & New Delhi, the city is a travel hub of Northern India and exerts a beguiling charm on visitors.

FORT UNCHGAOAN- Fort Unchagaon, just 125 km from Delhi and an hour away from Garhmukteshwar.

Presently, this splendid property is managed by Raja Surendra Pal Singh who inherited it in the year 1927, when he was just 10 years old. This fort was later transformed by him as a heritage hotel, which offers an amazing blend of impeccable hospitality services coupled with contemporary facilities. 

Facilities :-

• Royal Accommodation (21 rooms)
  
• Multi cuisine Restaurant
  
• Conferencing Facilities for upto 50 persons
  
• Recreational Facilities
  
• Boat Cruise
  
• Horse Riding (at hotel)
  
• Bullock Cart Rides (in the village)
  
• Potter Wheel Experience (in the village)
  
• River Dolphin Sightseeing
  

Activities- Fort Unchagaon apart from being a heritage experience also gives you a chance to have a look at the village setup and promotes rural tourism. A walk through the village gives one a chance to view the village life along with a chance to see pottery making and jaggery making. One can also try once hand at making some pots oneself. One can also play badminton, table tennis or cricket amongst the fruit orchards. Boating at River Ganges is available through local boatmen and Dolphins have also been sighted.