Located in the Shekhawati region in the Northern parts of Rajasthan, Mandawa is a small town known as a fort town. The town has a long history that dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries. It’s a pretty popular location for shooting films and Indian dramas. The entire town is decorated with some marvelous Havelis. So if you are to visit Mandawa, you must visit some of its significant Havelis.
Murmuriahaveli is one of the prominent tourist spots in Mandawa. The Haveli houses numerous paintings of famous leaders of ancient India and free India. The Haveli is a marvelous example of Rajasthani architecture. Built during the 1930s, this Haveli is a must-see place in Mandawa.
The Mandawa Fort is one of the most popular tourist spots in Mandawa. Established back in 1755, the place is a true example of Rajputana art and culture. The interiors of this Fort were made in resemblance to the Sheesh Mahal of Amber Fort. This heritage hotel is the pride and joy of Pandawa, housing many mirror works, paintings, and wall carvings.
Mandawa holds many histories, and the History of Harlalka Well is one of them. Situated not far from the haveli of murmuria, Harlalka Well reminds you of the old, rustic lifestyle of the people from back then. So hop on a camel and ramp towards the well. Just be a little careful not to fall.
In Mandawa, many haveli’s are owned by the Goenka family. The Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli is also among them and is one of the popular tourist spots to witness various artworks and beautiful carvings within the Haveli walls. There are also many paintings of Indian gods and goddesses.
GulabRaiLadia Haveli is one of the largest Havelis in Mandawa and is a fine example of Rajputana architecture of the 18th Century. It is beautifully decorated with many amazing paintings and exotic imagery. It still holds its position for exam and aesthetic vibes.
Just like other Havelis in Mandawa, BansidharNewatia Haveli is famous for its colorful paintings and historical importance. The place attracts thousands of tourists just to get a glimpse of its marvelous beauty. Located in the Shekhawati region and in the small town of Mandawa, this Haveli contributes to a huge part of Rajasthan tourism today.
Built during the 1990s it’s a very pretty Haveli with numerous paintings and artworks to give the traditional Rajput feeling.
Mandava is also called an open art gallery City. Since ancient times Mandawa has been a crossover for many merchants from various countries. So explore various oil paintings and other handwork and old crafts.
A trip cannot be completed without some shopping from the local Bazaars. That’s why the Bada Bazaar in Mandawa is truly a shopper’s destination offering several antiques, local handicrafts, oil paintings, decorated chests, cradles, chairs, low stools, tables, and many more.