Built in pink stone, more than two centuries ago, by Maharaja Jai Singh II, the Capital is a testimony to the skill of master craftsmen. Samode Haveli was built by Rawal Sheo Singhji, a Prime Minister in the Jaipur court, who belonged to the family of Samode.

Samode Palace stands in the heart of the sprawling walled city of Jaipur, suffused with an atmosphere of quiet beauty. Once a royal residence, the Haveli has now been converted into a hotel and stands today as the reminder of a halcyonic past, offering moments of subtle luxury.

The spirit of Rajasthan's history and legend, coloured by chivalry and romance, finds expression in Jaipur. Built in pink stone, more than two centuries ago, by Maharaja Jai Singh II, the Capital is a testimony to the skill of master craftsmen. Samode Haveli was built by Rawal Sheo Singhji, a Prime Minister in the Jaipur court, who belonged to the family of Samode - a lineage dating back more than four centuries to the illustrious Prithviraj Singhji of Amber, seventeenth Prince of the house of Kacchawaha Rajputs.

The Samode Bagh Palace is one of the most elegant heritage structure in Rajasthan. Built by one of the sons of Prithviraj Singhji of Amber, the palace is designed like the Mughal gardens. Samode palace was used by the Samode Royals to enjoy some of their private moments due to the ultimate tranquility of the place. Located at about 4 km from the palace, Samode Bagh is one of the most exotic garden haven that is encompassed by 20 acres of lush and lovely grounds. A 15 foot wall encircles the garden which is about 3 blocks long. Tourists from all across the globe come to experience their stay in the Tented camps offered by Samode Bagh. The Dunes colored tents amidst the beautiful garden creates an outstanding romantic atmosphere that will give you a memorable experience. The garden is ornamented with 200 feet long row of fountains that are fed with natural springs and wells. You will witness a magnificent blend of the Rajasthani culture and Victorian style in the unique settings of the Tented camps that are given an ancient look of the erstwhile 16th century. Samode Bagh is conveniently located in Samode with almost 4 km from the Samode Palace, 56 km from Jaipur airport and 40 km from the railway station of Jaipur.