The Oberoi Group has officially inaugurated The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace in Khajuraho, with Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav presiding over the ceremony for the restored 350-year-old estate.
The Chief Minister remarked that the palace exemplifies the rich heritage of Madhya Pradesh while delivering top-notch hospitality, describing it as a vital enhancement to the state’s tourism offerings.
Arjun Oberoi, Executive Chairman of The Oberoi Group, stated that the inauguration underscores the palace’s cultural and architectural significance, emphasizing that the property intends to provide guests with a deeply immersive experience rooted in the local heritage.
CEO Vikram Oberoi highlighted that the initiative reinforces the group’s dedication to historical preservation and is anticipated to attract new visitors to Khajuraho, thereby enhancing tourism and creating job opportunities.
“The opening by the Honourable Chief Minister solidifies The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace as a significant landmark in restoration with historical value. We believe that The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace will inspire a new generation of travelers to explore Khajuraho and its renowned temples, experience the nature and wildlife at the Panna Tiger Reserve, and appreciate the region’s rich cultural diversity. Tourism has a known potential to generate employment – we are proud to contribute to this vital initiative with the launch of The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace,” he stated.
He emphasized the palace’s closeness to the UNESCO-listed Khajuraho temples and the Panna Tiger Reserve as major attractions for tourists.
Originally constructed over three centuries ago, The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace has been meticulously restored to its former splendor, combining traditional royal architecture with modern luxury.
The property boasts elegant rooms and suites with private terraces, thoughtfully curated dining experiences, and beautifully landscaped areas overlooking the Managad Hills. The hotel strives to deliver a harmonious blend of history, culture, and contemporary hospitality, establishing it as a new landmark in Madhya Pradesh’s tourism realm.
