A LIVING HOUSE, NOT A MONUMENT.
Since 1777, Mahal Khinwara has been the home of the Palinath family. Built around a promise and carried forward through generations, the house remains a place to live, gather and share stories.
Rojer Moore
CEO director1777The year the Mahal was built and the beginning of its story in Khinwara.
What stands here is more than old stone and history. It is a living home, shaped by the people who have cared for it, lived in it and welcomed others through its doors.
What stands here is more than old stone and history. It is a living home, shaped by the people who have cared for it, lived in it and welcomed others through its doors.
Dinner is at the family table. And the stories are true
Food at the Mahal is part of the life of the house. Familiar recipes, local flavours and meals prepared with care come together around the table — not as a performance, but as they have for generations.
“There is something very peaceful about the Mahal. We enjoyed the food, the old architecture and just sitting around without having to rush anywhere.”
Vikram Singh
“We came for a quiet weekend and ended up wishing we had stayed a few more days. The house has so much character, and everyone made us feel very welcome.”
Meera Joshi
“We stayed for a couple of nights and honestly wished we had booked longer. The house is beautiful, the people are lovely and there is a very peaceful feeling about the whole place.”
James Anderson
There is more to Khinwara than the walls of the house.
The Mahal is a starting point, not the whole story. Step outside, take your time and discover the village, the landscape and the everyday life that gives this place its character.

