Pratap Niwas is inspired by Rajasthani architectural heritage. The corridors, courtyard, veranda, outdoor sitting space, Gokhara styled windows, classic wooden furniture and colorful glass work takes you to the old royal era. Each room is a reflection of royal Rajasthan with all facilities such as well stocked mini-bar, A.C., coffee/tea maker, T.V. and much more.

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Pratap Niwas is inspired by Rajasthani architectural heritage. The corridors, courtyard, veranda, outdoor sitting space, Gokhara styled windows, classic wooden furniture and colorful glass work takes you to the old royal era. Each room is a reflection of royal Rajasthan with all facilities such as well stocked mini-bar, A.C., coffee/tea maker, T.V. and much more.

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A major attraction around Dhariyawad is the Sitamata wildlife Sanctuary spread over 425 sq. kilometers. It is a deciduous forest consisting of bamboo and teak trees. It is also considered as one of the richest sanctuaries from the biota point of view. The sanctuary is known for its flying squirrels, panthers, four horned antelope, rattlesnakes, crocodiles, pangolins, wild boar and many more species. Sita Mata sanctuary is ideal habitat for herbivores, carnivores and variety of territorial, arboreal and water birds. Birds like grey jungle fowl, Aravlli red spurfowl, strong billed kingfisher, alexandrine parakeet, rose-ringed parakeet, plum headed parakeet and various other species can be spotted here.

Sita Bari- Valmiki Ashram- Arampura- Jakham Dam- Nagliya Dam- Jakham River- Karmochni River- Sukhli River