Dining
Dining at Jhira Bagh Palace is a unique experience that combines the perfect atmosphere, cuisine, and service. The menu features original recipes from royal households and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Guests can sample a variety of cuisines from India and around the world, including organic, home-grown salads and herbs, elevating their culinary journey. The dining hall boasts 20 ft high ceilings, meter-thick walls, and stylized period furniture, adding to the regal ambiance and stimulating both sight and taste. This dining experience is sure to leave a lasting impression on all guests.
The Banquet & Conference Hall
The conference-cum-banquet hall at Jhira Bagh Palace is the perfect space for hosting a group of 24 people. The hall is designed to combine business and pleasure, offering ample opportunities for brainstorming and connecting. The space is adorned with frames of the palace’s aristocratic past, original menus, and programs from the palace’s heyday. The ambiance is mesmerizing and fitting for an important event. One can almost envision the palace at its peak, graciously hosting English lords and ladies as they sauntered through the halls.
Museum
Experience “tangible history” at the Rajendra museum, where you can take a journey back in time through Malwa antiques and coins from the medieval age. The museum places a special focus on the rich arts and crafts of the Malwa region’s history throughout the ages. These items, curated with deep love and care over generations, are sure to leave you contemplating the passage of time.
Library
Jhira Bagh Palace is a paradise for readers, nestled amidst palm trees, offering a serene environment for literary indulgence. Take some time to heal and rejuvenate by immersing yourself in the peaceful and untouched nature of the in-house library, located next to the museum. The library is stocked with an array of works from renowned authors across various genres, countries, and periods.
Place of Worship
The Shiv & Hanuman Temples attached to the palace provide a place of worship under the tranquil roof of the palace’s century-and-a-half-old banyan tree. The temples also radiate an aura of the quaint charm, previously bequeathed vivaciously to antiquity, yet omnipresent here, in the premises of this wondrous luxury.