Through the generous invitation of the Maharajah of Jodhpur, His Highness Gaj Singh II, the Semester in India program is housed in a secluded section of Mehrangarh Fort. For nearly 500 years it served as the castle and palace of the maharajahs of Jodhpur. Today it is a museum and research institute. This provides participants both with a sense of privacy and commanding views of the Jodhpur ramparts, the old city, and the remarkable desert landscape beyond. Breakfast and dinner are provided daily by the museum restaurant, which is located in the portion of the Fort that is open to visitors.
Lunches are prepared in the residential area by an Indian cook.
However, applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the program is filled.