Mandwa is a small fort town in town in Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. It is situated 190 km from Jaipur. This place is well connected with the other places by good network of roads. We reached this place by road from Delhi Airport. As we landed in Delhi in the afternoon instead of in the morning, we reached our destination only in the night.
This 18th century place is well known for its fort and havelis. And we stayed one of the havelis which is converted into a hotel. We could not see much here because of our late arrival here. We straight away had our dinner on the terrace as it was already late.
The sites we visited here are:
This 18th century place is well known for its fort and havelis. And we stayed one of the havelis which is converted into a hotel. We could not see much here because of our late arrival here. We straight away had our dinner on the terrace as it was already late.
The sites we visited here are:
Very nice dining with you there.
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Nice mural paintings.
ReplyDeleteHope it was wonderful staying at one of the havelis! Beautiful pic over the entrance
ReplyDeleteWow.. the painitng look intricate.. a closer look would be very enchanting , I suppose...
ReplyDeleteAwesome looking building made into a hotel. Such an adventure.
ReplyDeleteJM, Illinois-U.S.A.
I think I have been to this hotel! In any case, I have been to Mandawa and the nearby haveli. So sorry though to see that many are in such disrepair. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a beautiful place to stay. I like the terrace dinning.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful building
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Looks like a very nice setting for dinner.
ReplyDeleteWaiting for more details description and photos of those Haveils ..
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ReplyDeleteWow - how gorgeous!
ReplyDeletea small town that has very nice air
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredibly beautiful place, Rajesh!! Your captures are superb as always!! I would love to visit there, your photos are the next best thing! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThe entry way is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, the entrance is very nice!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful artistry, wow! I do hope you will participate in the Gratitude Quilt this year it is simple to do and will make your heart happy when you see the love unfurl on Nov 27th. Instructions and an explanation about the quilt if you don't know what it is can be found at the top of my blog, if I've already asked you I apologize for being annoying :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures and so beautiful entrance!!
ReplyDeletenight shadows...great shots.
ReplyDeleteVery ornate! Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteThe shot of your family gathered around the table is charming.
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Enjoyed, have a good Monday Rajesh
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Great Post Rajesh, this Haveli looks really gorgeous. I have never been to this region of Rajasthan. I enjoyed reading about your whole experience. Thank you for sharing this blog post with us. I would definitely visit Manwa on my next trip.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artistry... :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful haveli Rajesh ! What murals !!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful haveli. Converting it into a hotel is a good idea as the maintenance can get taken care of.
ReplyDeleteWOw what a royal Haveli !
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Amazing city, got a glimpse in pk also...
ReplyDeleteLovely paintings.
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Sriram & Krithiga
Thanks for informing, my next stop
ReplyDeleteyour clicks never cease to amaze me :-)
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