Bari Kothi
Bari Kothi
In the late 1700s, Bari Kothi, initially the residence of Rai Bahadur Budh Sing Dudhoria, earned its name, "Palace of the Elder," in the late 1800s. A key figure in the Shehrwali community, Rai Bahadur's legacy endured. After a half-century lockdown, this historical gem, situated four hours from Kolkata on the banks of the Ganges, underwent a magical five-year transformation into East India's premier Grand Heritage Hotel.
Parkking
Swimming Pool
Resturant
Luxury Room
Bari Kothi Highlights
Historical Roots: Bari Kothi, with origins dating back to the late 1700s, embodies a rich historical legacy.
Suites of Elegance: Experience luxury in the heritage suites, each adorned with a blend of traditional charm and modern comfort.
Culinary Delights: Indulge in a gastronomic journey at Bari Kothi’s dining venues, offering a fusion of local and global flavors.
Immersive Experiences: Bari Kothi curates unique and immersive activities, allowing guests to connect deeply with the region’s cultural tapestry.
Responsible Tourism: Committed to sustainability, Bari Kothi integrates responsible tourism practices, minimizing environmental impact.
Riverfront Tranquility: Nestled on the banks of the Ganges, Bari Kothi provides a serene and picturesque setting for a tranquil retreat.
Architectural Grandeur: Marvel at the architectural grandeur of Bari Kothi, a testament to the artistic and cultural heritage of the Shehrwali community.
Canadian Restoration Expertise: The restoration, led by Canadian specialist Dr. Samar Chandra, showcases a blend of international expertise with local heritage.
Adaptive Reuse Philosophy: Bari Kothi’s restoration follows the principle of adaptive reuse, breathing new life into historical structures while preserving their essence.
Community Engagement: The local community actively participates in the upkeep and operation of Bari Kothi, fostering a symbiotic relationship with the region.
