RANJIT’S SVAASÁ is an 18th century colonial heritage mansion that is over 250 years old and situated on The Mall in Amritsar. Operated by the SVAASA group of companies that has been established with the purpose of promoting self-preservation and health awareness through tourism and hospitality, this Heritage Spa Resort is its flagship project.SVAASÁ has housed guests from overseas & other royalties hosted by Rai Bahadur Rattan Chand & his decendents.
SVAASÁ offers this age-old therapy in its Spa Pavilion. Ayurvedic treatment rooms with attached showers and steam rooms housed in the brick exposed interiors of the Spa Pavilion also have a separate room for consultations and check-up.

Windamere Hotel Darjeeling is centrally located on the Mall and overlooks the main Square. Established in the 19th century as a cozy boarding house for bachelor English and Scottish tea planters, it was converted into a hotel just before the outbreak of the Second World War. It is well known to sophisticated travellers the world over, the Windamere is famous for its unique ambience and charm, and has been the subject of many leading stories in the International media.

.Short excursions around Ooty offer many opportunities to explore the Nilgiris on foot. There are scenic trails in the grasslands around Mukurthi, an extinct volcano known to the Todas as the “Gateway to the Dead”, and in the windswept Avalanche region, which consists of rolling, grassy downs, shola trees and rhododendrons. The western edge of this region falls away into the dense tropical jungles of Kerala. The eastern half of the range, largely deprived of the Southwest Monsoon, is dominated by dry scrub and volcanic rock.

The pulsating city of Pushkar in Rajasthan is dotted with places of tourist interests. A vibrant Kasba with 500 temples and 52 bathing ghats around the holy lake it boosts of the only temple in the universe dedicated to ‘Lord Brahma’ the God of creation.Then there is the temple dedicated to the wife of Lord Brahma, Savitri at the hilltop that are worth visiting. The trek to the temple offers a marvelous view of the Lake Pushkar. Local costumes, jewelry, and embroidered fabrics, such as wall hangings and groovy shoulder bags make excellent souvenir options from Pushkar and are must buys for most of the tourists.

Perched on the edge of the Great Thar Desert in the heart of rural India, the unique fort at Khimsar offers a wide range of experiences. The battle - scarred walls and turrets remind of the glorious past. The royal family moved in the mid-18th century, and a new "zenana" or ladies' residence was built with finely carved windows in stone grills to provide "purdah" or veil for ladies-in-waiting. In the 1940s, Thakur Onkar Singh built a regal wing for himself. Today, the Khimsar Fort ranks amongst the premier classified heritage hotels of India

Ladakh is a tiny Buddhist state at the northern tip of the mountains and glaciers between China and Pakistan. It is a silent blissful place of thin air and magical geological shapes.WelcomeHeritage Shambha-La is a beautiful reosrt located in a grove of poplar trees just a mile away from the heart of Ley town, paradise in Ladakhi folklore. Treks, tours and exquisite camps can be arranged in a beautiful valley Nubra. Its peaceful tranquil setting give new meaning to the words Sounds Of Silence

The historic fort has been sensitively restored to retain its ambience and yet offer modern conveniences. Of great interest is the whole process of conversation and restoration which the owners, Thakur and Thakurani Sunder Singh of Sodawas and their aristocratic family undertook, to convert the majestic fort into an immaculate Heritage Resort. Architectural elements have been aesthetically replicated and the original fortifications and turrets left virtually untouched. The interiors invoke a feeling of medieval opulence with interesting mirror work and gilded furniture

Woodville palace has a history dating back to 1866 when Sir William Mansfield, Commander in Chief of the imperial army became the first resident of the charming estate. The palace was reconstructed in 1938 by the Rana of Jubbal when hundreds of expert artisans were brought from far and wide to ensure the highest quality of craftsmanship. Kanwar Udai Singh opened a part of the mansion as a guest house in 1977 and today, the palace is one of the finest places to stay in Shimla.

One of the oldest buildings in the hill station of Mussoorie, the Kasmanda Palace was originally a part of the Christ Church complex built in 1836 by Captain Rennie Tailour of the Bengal Engineers. This gleaming white stately mansion built in the Anglo-French style served as a sanatorium for the British armed forces and then as a school (one of the first in Mussoorie) before finally becoming the summer retreat of the Kasmanda Royal Family. While it has remained in this family, it is now run as a Heritage Hotel. The grandeur and stateliness of this Palace is only matched by its spectacular setting. Situated 200 metres uphill from the Mall, it has a magnificent view both of the town of Mussoorie as well as the Doon Valley and is strategically placed in a sprawling estate of 3 acres of pine forest, terraced gardens and green lawns.