Ajit Bhawan was exclusively built for maharaja Ajit singh, the younger brother of maharajah of Jodhpur. It is an impressive red sandstone structure of 1940's with arched windows, carved balconies and cupolas adding to its rugged beauty. The most interesting feature in the building is the courtyard-a quadrangle with exquisitely carved lattice work. This area comes to life during meal times when Rajasthani delicacies are served by turbaned men and veiled women. Traditional folk music makes the meals more enjoyable. Lying behind the palatial Ajit Bhawan is a charming village complex. Nestling in a rustic and lush green setting are bungalows named after the months and zodiac signs of the Indian calendar.

Each cottage has been furnished in ethnic Rajasthani style and no two cottages are alike. Well-maintained lawns and thick shady trees make this village complex a haven for birds and humans alike. It really an oasis in the desert city. The family undertakes village excursions in which the visitors get a close view of the local Rajasthani folk life.

The tour includes visit to the weavers, shoemakers and other local craftsmen which makes it all the more interesting. Other facilities available at the palace are swimming pool, barbecue restaurant and village safari.