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    Aman-i-Khás is a wilderness camp located on the edge of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India. The camp provides access to wildlife safaris in the national park, where guests can spot tigers, leopards and other animals. It features 10 tents for accommodations as well as dining and lounge tents, and activities include game drives, spa treatments, and exploring nearby historic forts and villages. The camp aims to immerse guests in the rugged natural landscape and rural culture of Rajasthan.

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    Aman-i-Khás is a wilderness camp located on the edge of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India. The camp provides access to wildlife safaris in the national park, where guests can spot tigers, leopards and other animals. It features 10 tents for accommodations as well as dining and lounge tents, and activities include game drives, spa treatments, and exploring nearby historic forts and villages. The camp aims to immerse guests in the rugged natural landscape and rural culture of Rajasthan.

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    Aman-i-Khás is a wilderness camp located on the edge of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India. The camp provides access to wildlife safaris in the national park, where guests can spot tigers, leopards and other animals. It features 10 tents for accommodations as well as dining and lounge tents, and activities include game drives, spa treatments, and exploring nearby historic forts and villages. The camp aims to immerse guests in the rugged natural landscape and rural culture of Rajasthan.

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    Aman-i-Khás is a wilderness camp located on the edge of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India. The camp provides access to wildlife safaris in the national park, where guests can spot tigers, leopards and other animals. It features 10 tents for accommodations as well as dining and lounge tents, and activities include game drives, spa treatments, and exploring nearby historic forts and villages. The camp aims to immerse guests in the rugged natural landscape and rural culture of Rajasthan.

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    A wilderness camp of 10 tents set on the edge of Rajasthan’s

    Ranthambore National Park, Aman-i-Khás combines aman,


    the Sanskrit word for ‘peace’, with khás, meaning ‘special’ in
    Hindi and Urdu.

    Surrounded by the starkly beautiful Aravalli Hills, the camp


    provides access to the wildlife of Ranthambore National Park
    which measures a total of 1,334 square kilometres. Guests of
    Aman-i-Khás can also explore the region’s ancient forts and
    colourful rural villages nearby.
    The camp’s focal point is the outdoor
    fireplace, an ideal meeting place before
    or after wildlife safaris into the park, or for
    star-gazing with a nightcap after dinner.

    The twice daily safaris provide the


    opportunity for sighting tigers, leopards,
    antelope, gazelle and other animals.
    The Lounge Tent is for
    relaxing, listening to music
    or reading about the history
    and culture of Rajasthan.
    The Dining Tent serves Indian and Continental cuisine with vegetables and herbs from the camp’s organic garden (below right).
    Dinner is often concluded around the outdoor fireplace which overlooks the Aravalli Hills. Vegetation surrounding the camp
    consists of tall grasses, scrub and trees. There is also a watering hole nearby that attracts birds and small game.
    Guests can enjoy private dining in
    a variety of locations. Breakfast at
    Ranthambore Fort (above right ) is a
    popular choice, as is private tea on
    the deck of guest tents (above left ).
    The air-conditioned
    guest tents are Moghul
    in style. Each soaring
    six-metre canopy has
    draped cotton partitions
    which create separate
    bathroom, lounge, dining
    and sleeping areas.
    Each guest tent features a king-sized bed flanked by twin writing desks. A daybed lies at the centre of
    each tent while the bathroom area includes a sunken bath, twin vanities and a partitioned shower and toilet.
    Offering tranquil respite after a morning or afternoon safari, the guest tents are light-filled oases of calm.
    The Spa Tent has two
    separate treatment areas,
    each with two massage
    beds. Treatments include
    massages, scrubs and
    traditional henna art
    using local herbs and
    spices. Guests can
    also experience yoga
    surrounded by nature.
    Refreshing dips
    are enjoyed in the
    traditionally-designed
    step-well pool
    within the camp.

    Surrounded by trees,
    the step-well is also
    a good spot for bird
    watching. The region
    is home to more
    than 350 unique
    bird species.
    In the evenings,
    local musicians
    provide a hauntingly
    beautiful soundtrack
    to the setting sun.
    Crickets join in as
    darkness falls, pulling
    a blanket of stars
    across the sky.
    Prize predator sightings in the core of the park include tigers, leopards and smaller jungle cats. Chital deer, antelope and hyena
    can be seen roaming the savannah, while lakes and watering holes are home to the marsh crocodile and prolific birdlife.
    Crumbling ruins of forts and temples are scattered throughout the park. Particularly
    dramatic is the 10th century Ranthambore Fort, witness to battles, sieges and the
    rise and fall of many royal families over the centuries.

    The Old City offers another glimpse of the past with colourfully dressed Rajasthani
    women haggling with shopkeepers along the vibrant main thoroughfare, and
    donkeys and camels still the preferred mode of transport.
    Aman-i-Khás is an adventure camp for travellers wanting to immerse themselves in the rugged
    wilderness, rural traditions and plentiful wildlife of Rajasthan.

    Ranthambore, Rajasthan, India


    Tel: (91) 7462 252 052 Fax: (91) 7462 252 178
    E-mail: aman-i-khas@amanresorts.com
    www.amanresorts.com

    Aman TM, Amanresorts TM and Aman-i-Khás TM


    are registered trade marks of Amanresorts Limited.

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