Fort Unchagaon,Fort Unchagaon Uttranchal,Unchagaon Tour Packages

Fort Unchagaon

Fort Unchagaon is a living witness of ancient glamour and valor. It was inherited by Raja Surendra Pal Singh at the age of ten. The young prince put substantive efforts to develop and maintain this ancestral property. The structural design of the palace clearly showcases a splendid mix of Indian and colonial style of architecture. Passing through the corridors, one is struck by muted opulence of its interior decors, another aristocratic feature of the palace.

A host of modern amenities has been introduced in the palace making it a perfect spot for family or friends' getaways. The Palace has sprawling lawns surrounding the white frontage. At present, the Fort Unchagaon features 17 deluxe double rooms and suites, each well appointed with modern furniture and offering a panoramic view of the city. There is an additional provision featuring recreational activities and games for the guests.

Activities to do:

» Bullock Cart Ride
» Horse Riding - Peshawari breed horses.
» Artisan Display.
» Orchard & Farm Visit.
» Folk & Cultural Performances.
» Boat Ride (Proposed)
» Walk through village Haat.

Game Options

» Jogging Tracks
» Billiards
» Squash
» Jogging Tracks
» Croquet
» Pony-Cart rides for children
» Badminton

Unchagaon is a wonderful place providing a perfect escape from hustle and bustle of the city life. Steal the moments of serenity for yourself in the warm sunshine or take a peaceful walk along the river.

Location:

At a distance of 110 kms from the Capital city, New Delhi and 180 kms from Agra.

By road: The village lies on the route to Garhmukteswar on the Moradabad- New Delhi National Highway. Unchagaon falls on left diversion off the highway when taking a route from Brijghat.

Fort Unchagaon stands majestically in Unchagaon, a semi-urban village in Fardibad District of Haryana. Moreover, it is also located near to the holy river Ganges. Visitors find themselves enjoy the spectacular sight of dolphins along this particular stretch of the Ganges.