Enjoy The Festive Makar Sankranti Celebration at The DoubleTree by Hilton Jaipur Amer

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Enjoy The Festive Makar Sankranti Celebration at The DoubleTree by Hilton Jaipur Amer

Makar Sankranti at Hilton Jaipur Amer

Join DoubleTree by Hilton Jaipur Amer as the hotel's culinary staff prepares specialty delights in honour of the auspicious occasion. As part of their lavish brunch menu, Amber Kitchen (the hotel's all-day dining venue) will feature classic dishes such as Urad dal kachori with chutneys, Chana dal kachori, Undhiyu, Tamarind rice, Lemon rice, Peanut chikki, Murmura laddoo, Til Gajaks, Pongal, Besan ke laddoo, and more.

To lend a festive touch to the offerings, the desserts will be created in festive colours and in the form of kites.

Date: Saturday, 14th January 2023

Venue: Amber Kitchen, DoubleTree by Hilton Jaipur Amer

Price: INR 1499+ taxes

Reservations: 8800423800 / +91 1426227850


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