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During the peak of Indian summer, the Maharaja of Balrampur would shift his administration to the cool comfort of Nainital. Balrampur House served as his summer palace, built in the British Era, amidst the lush Kumaon hills. |
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In 1932 Balrampur House underwent extensive remodelling in the form of a cheatue akin to the country home of French aristrocracy,by the famous European architect Monsieur Mortimer.
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Balrampur House, with its carefully manicured gardens now provides a comforting getaway from the chaos of life. Time seemingly stops, as you lose yourself in the beauty of the scenic surroundings and the royal ambience. |
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