WelcomHeritage Cheetahgarh Resort & Spa

This resort is surrounded by the Aravalli Range, an eroded stub of ancient mountains, one of the oldest and longest ranges of Fold Mountains in India. The idea is to capture the local heritage, practices, and culture in décor, food, and other allied activities.

Is a luxury retreat of peace spread across 20 acres of the private estate of indigenous wild land, also a home for the leopards. There is a huge tranquil lake with resident crocodiles and migratory and local birds adjunct to the resort. WelcomHeritage Cheetahgarh Resort & Spa is conceptualized keeping in mind to offer our guests the best wildlife and wellness experience while keeping the local sensibilities and the culture intact. The Rabari, a distinct tribe has been roped in to provide the local flavor to the entire experience. The WelcomHeritage Cheetahgarh Resort & Spa provides diners with an unforgettable experience – ‘The Club House is one of the unique offerings of the resort, its restaurant and bar are curated with an experience tailor-made to soothe your mood. The intricate interiors are best enjoyed with your favorite concoctions at the bar, which oozes comfort and lets the travelers inside you take a back seat. A haven for sensory indulgence lies with the resort at the Spa. Designed for optimal indulgence, this tastefully curated spa offers a combination of nurturing spa regimes – Aqua Wellness, Detox wraps, Ayurveda therapies as well as exquisite wellness cuisine for the process of healing and achieving the state of Nirvana. This region is becoming a top-favorite sight to spot a leopard in India, and also the best place to see a leopard in Rajasthan. It’s only 6 hours drive from Ahmedabad, 8 hours from Jaipur, and 12 hours from Delhi, perfect for a drive.

Our team member and Guest Editor Vishal Gautam talked to Karan Bakshi, General Manager at WelcomHeritage Cheetahgarh Resort and Spa. Bakshi has an immense amount of experience under his belt in regards to the Hospitality and Tourism industry. He started his Hospitality journey as a chef and soon moved on to the management aspect of the business. Having worked with and under the pioneers of the hospitality industry in Kerala, Karan has now spread his wings and joined the WelcomHeritage Cheetahgarh Resort part of the ITC Hotels as General Manager of WelcomHeritage Cheetahgarh Resort and Spa Bera, Rajasthan. He has been part of the pre-opening team and the Resort opened its doors under his leadership on 1st October 2021.

According to Karan Bakshi “This resort is surrounded by the Aravalli Range, an eroded stub of ancient mountains, one of the oldest and longest ranges of Fold Mountains in India. The idea is to capture the local heritage, practices, and culture in décor, food, and other allied activities.”