Strategically placed on top of a hill in the Aravalli Range, the Devigarh Palace overlooks the village of Delwara. Its construction was
completed in the year 1760, under the reign of Rajrana Sajja Singh II. The palace was originally built using locally mined marble, a
practice that was followed once again during its restoration. Known earlier as Delwara Fort Palace, the origins of the building lie long
before its completion in 1760. In recognition of his service to the famed Maharana Pratap of Mewar, the principality of Delwara was gifted
to Rajrana Sajja Singh and his brother, Ajja Singh, following the battle of Haldighati in the year 1576.
Much more than just a place to stay, RAAS Devigarh sets a template for next-generation India. Nestled in the Aravalli Hills under an hour

away from Udaipur, the 18th-century palace is an outstanding heritage property which looks to the future. Responsibly updated, eco-
minded, and environmentally conscious, it smoothly meets the needs of the modern traveller, whilst remaining a stunning testament to the

beauty, charm, and magic of old-world Rajputana
Holding a commanding position with views out across the valley and the village of Delwara, Devigarh showcases an array of decorative
styles and tranquil landscaped gardens. Minimalist interiors are polished and comfortable and beautifully juxtapose the ancient, ornate
backdrop.
Enter a world of Marwari horse murals, mirrored ante-chambers, courtyards, arches, turrets, swings, marble bowls of flowers and, come
night, a thousand candles and stars.