The Devpur Darbargadh (small manor) was built in 1905 by Thakore Shri Verisalji Bawasaheb of Roha and is located in central Kutch. Built on a two-acre area it took three years to complete the construction. Built of local sandstone in the classically ornamental Roha (Kutch) style, it consists of porticos, courtyards, stucco pavilions, and pillared halls. Darbargadh is now also listed as a member of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) due to its historical and architectural importance. Since 1994 The White Eagles School is being run by the family on the same campus. The Devpur family offers their Darbargadh's five thoughtfully appointed rooms and an eco-friendly serviced apartment pavilion with a tennis court for a traditional Kutchi Homestay.
Devpur Homestay Rooms
The Gulabi Medi First Floor (with Air Condition)
The Jhalawar Suite (with Air Condition)
The Sorthambha Suite (without Air Condition)
The Verisalji Suite (with Air Condition)
Nava Oorda (without Air Condition)
Devpur Farmstay Rooms
Farmstay Water Lily Room First Floor
Farmstay Sunflower Room Ground Floor
Farmstay Phantom Tent
Farmstay Mandrake Tent