Amla - A Heritage Village offers a unique opportunity to experience the rich heritage of Indian culture in its true sense. Plan a day trip to village or a week long stay; it surely gives you the true experience of the village life, its culture, rituals handicrafts, agriculture, performing arts, the palace, temples and above all a feeling of association with the roots of real India. The tradition, culture and rituals of the village are true to their form so that you can enjoy peace tranquility and pleasure of village life. A sojourn in the village would make you experience a completely different culture.

Price Include
- Taxes are not included. Taxes will be charged 10% extra
- Accomodation in deluxe room
- Vegetarian breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- Check-in 12:00PM
- Check-out 08:00AM
- Full payment to be made in advance
- Non-transferable or encashment, no cancellation

Package Exclude
- Toll Tax
- Still/Video Camera charges
- Monument entry fees
- Elephant Safari, boating
- Camel, pony rides
- Bottled Water, Drinks and beverages
- Gratuities and tips
- Laundry and phone calls
- All personal expenses
- Visa fees and Air fare
- Travel Insurance
- Medical cost
- Guide charges
- All activities not in Included section

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Amla is a perfect getaway and is easily accessible from Indore - 120 kms, Ratlam - 45 kms and Ujjain - 45 kms.

A trip to the village

One can make a day long trip to the village to experience the daily life, the rituals and the culture and can also visit various farms adjoining the village. In the evenings, enjoy mesmerizing folk dance and tap your feet along with tribals, performing live for you, giving a glimpse of tribal tradition.

Hand Block Printing & Batik

The textiles of Madhya Pradesh are a part of the rich heritage of India. The weaving, Block printing and colouring of textiles of Madhya Pradesh have been influenced by the bordering States of Orissa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, but at the same time they have developed their own distinctive style and individuality. You get a chance to see the making live and if you are keen on learning the art the artisans will help you to do the same.

Haat Bazaar

At the haat bazaar, developed in the village, you can see artisans working and can directly purchase it from them. Exquisitely crafted silverware and leather artifacts, which local craftsmen create, are matchless. Embellished with antique embroidery the hand stitched mojris, designed by the people here, are famous throughout the world.

Famous Kalika Mata Mandir

Where people from surrounding villages gather and join the famous Chool-mela – where they walk on fire to express their gratitude to the deity in thanksgiving of fulfillment of their desires (Manoti). This function dates back to about two hundred years.

Tejaji Fair (Month of September)

The Tejaji Fair is very popular and widely attended function of the area. It is held on the Tenth day of the month of Bhadwa every year. People of the area have staunch faith due to the miracles by the blessings of Tejaji.

The Navratri Durga Utsava (Month of October)

A function of Power & Faith, it is celebrated by the people of all the communities who gather for Garba Dances and Ratijaga's for all the nine nights. The festival culminates in great celebration when the deities are taken for immersion in the step wells or Bawri's.

Malwa's eminent Maach fair (Month of September - October)

It is another very interesting fair as it is a continuation of the old martial art practices. The fair represent youth and bravery and the participants strive to win the trophy awarded to the winning team.