Mandawa

This fort town is located in northern Rajasthan. It was established during the 17th and 18th century and remains a place where many movies are shot due to its historical wonders. Here you can find some grand mansions and intricate havelis signifying the unmatched history of the place. It has become a popular place among history lovers and remains an open art gallery taking you into the history of the place.

Top places to visit in Mandawa are:

Murmuria Haveli
Murmuria Haveli is adorned with uncountable paintings of various leaders of the history. It features a typical traditional Rajasthani structure with unmatched architecture. It was raised during 1930s and remains the most visited ancient wonder of Mandawa. Visitors get awe-struck by the artwork of this haveli which tells a lot about the history of the place.

Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli
This haveli is owned by the Goenka family. Travellers flock here from far and wide to witness its gorgeous artworks and beautiful carvings. The complex architecture of this haveli is sure to visually gratify you. The most beautiful painting on display is that of Lord Indra, the king of gods, in which he is riding his elephant. The haveli beautifully brings out a taste of Rajput lifestyle and remains a must visit.

Harlalka Well
This ancient well is located in close proximity to the beautiful Murmuria Haveli. The well has stunning minarets and a very rustic appeal. The well is deep and has water in it. Be careful while going close to the wall as it has no guard railings.

Binsidhar Newatia Haveli
This haveli belongs to the 1920s. Even though it has been transformed into a bank now, it has a great historic value. Paintings on the walls of the haveli are interesting and catch the attention of all visitors. The haveli oozes royalty and showcases the lifestyle of royal people of Rajasthan.

Chokhani Double Haveli
Chokhani Double Haveli was constructed during the 1910s. It features beautiful archways which catch the attention of all. Its walls are adorned with some unique paintings belonging to various historic events and leaders. The whole haveli has a typical Rajputana style.