Pushkar’s foremost luxury property, Pushkar Resorts is nestled amidst the picturesque Aravallis. Sprawling over 15 acres of lush landscaped gardens, it’s a modern day oasis in the ancient city.
The natural setting of the resort creates a seamless flow between the
outdoors and indoors, with lush green landscaping, small water bodies and
birdcall. The resort houses 4 clusters of 40 cottages with private sit
out areas. The rooms are divided into three categories – Standard, Deluxe &
superior. The standard room is designed with orange and white walls, the
interiors of the rooms exude minimalistic elegance.
Sitting across the table from a person that wastes
food is something that really drives me up the wall. Not because it gets
me thinking of the hungry in other developing countries, but of the
ones living on the street right outside the very restaurant. If you're
someone that follows the news, at least partially, then you'll know that
India is home to the world's largest number of hungry people. India's
malnourished people account for 15 percent of the country's population,
which by the way translates to 194.6 million people.
