Nestled in the historic town of Ramgarh, Haryana, Ramgarh Heritage is more than a luxury boutique resort; it's a living record of centuries of history and architecture. Every courtyard, corridor, and restored chamber reflects a legacy that has been carefully preserved and passed down through generations. Today, guests have the opportunity to experience a royal residence that has remained in the hands of the same family for over 325 years, offering a glimpse into the region's past.
The property is dotted with historic art and antiques, a legacy passed down for eight generations now. The present family of Ramgarh (Haryana) are the descendants of Raja Sangar Chand of Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh, who ruled from 1197 to 1220. Its rulers were Chandel Rajputs whose original seat of power was Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh. About 1300 years ago, the Ramgarh family ancestors migrated from there to Punjab and established the State of Kot Kahlur and their capital was later shifted to Bilaspur.
One branch of the family of the Raja of Bilaspur laid the foundation of Ramgarh more than 325 years ago. Eight generations down, the family has opened its home to all, with many original art pieces, antiques, murals and paintings from the pre-independent times.
Over three centuries ago, one distinguished branch of the Bilaspur royal family established the estate of Ramgarh in Haryana. What began as a royal residence gradually evolved into a symbol of heritage, culture, and refined living.
For more than 325 years, the palace has remained a cherished family home, witnessing generations of history while preserving the traditions, customs, and values that define the family's remarkable legacy.
Today, the eighth generation continues this proud tradition by welcoming guests from around the world to experience the beauty, history, and hospitality of Ramgarh Heritage.