Eco-conscious Indian retreat sits sensitively within a nature reserve
Eco-conscious Indian retreat sits sensitively within a nature reserve
Set in Rajasthan, eco-conscious wildlife retreat RAAS Chhatrasagar, sits sensitively on the edge of an artificial lake
Photography: Noughts And Crosses
Designed by New Delhi-based Studio Lotus, this idyllic Indian retreat is set amid the lush nature of Rajasthan. RAAS Chhatrasagar, a project for RAAS’ Walled City Hotels, is located near the historic town of Nimaj, on the banks of an artificial lake. Surrounded in greenery and wildlife, the complex – encompassing a hotel, a bar and a restaurant – is created as an architecturally minded, eco-conscious holiday destination for the 21st century.
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