We Serve What We Grow

We care for our guests and aim to serve them food that is of supreme taste and good for health. All the ingredients used in our recipes such as basil, lemon grass, coriander and other vegetables are produced through organic farming in our in-house farms. We make sure all the food items are totally chemical free and intact with nutritional value. We ensure what is served on your plate is the best in taste and health.

In the nexus of the Aravallis

One of the oldest plateau ranges of the world- The Aravallis date back to the pre Indian sub continental collision. Believed to be 670 million years old, this range of western mountains runs across Gujarat, Rajasthan and Haryana ending in Delhi. Celebrated as one of the last remaining patch of natural forest in the region of Haryana, it is home to varied species, including leopards.

Recreational Activities

The LaLiT Mangar offers a range of outdoor activities in the nearby vicinity – Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Zip lining, Zorbing, ATV, Obstacle course etc. Explore the adventurous side of you, let yourself be free and test your strengths.

Unique Rammed Earth Architecture

The unique concept of earth rammed architecture uses raw materials like earth chalk and gravel in layers. Fifteen-inch thick walls are insulated thereby, remaining cool in summer and warm in winter. Each wall has a different pattern, shade, and color as a result of the individual working on that wall and the soil mix generated in it. Rammed earth is non-toxic, non-polluting, and it breathes. It is low in embodied energy and extremely comfortable to live in.

Researchers have proved rammed earth to be extremely durable and weather resistant.

Mangar Bani

Mangar Bani valley is a verdant, breathtakingly beautiful forest grove. It harbours rich flora and fauna, and a captivating natural ambience. Revered by the locals and protected through strictures on wood-cutting and grazing, it houses 6 lakh trees, in an area of 677 acres. The valley has tremendous historic significance.

Mangar Bani is one place in the Indian sub continent that has remained untouched by the rulers over centuries including the colonial rule. The compelling geographical boundaries ensured that this sacred forest was peacefully nestled in nature’s lap for years.