Also known as ‘open art gallery’,
Shekhawati is a region, which goes beyond description. Nestled
in the semi-desert region of north Rajasthan, Shekhawati is
a cluster of small towns and hamlets. Immensely famous for its
amazing painted havelis, Shekhawati region is slowly going to
be one of the most visited destinations in Rajasthan.
A tour to the multi hued land of Shekhawati will enable you
to explore the
painted
Havelis that make Shekhawati a famous attraction. Dating back
to the 18th century to early 20th century, the haveli frescoes
narrate a different form of arts that flourished here. Mythological
stories, animals, legends and scenes from battlefield are the
most common features of the colourful frescoes here whereas
in the later years the frescoes were depicting the arrival of
British and also locomotive engines and trains. The unique architectural
style of the Shekhawati mansions with enveloped courtyards makes
it sure that the womenfolk are well protected from the outer
world and scorching heat of the summer.
Apart from frescoed havelis and mansions, Shekhawati is also
studded with a number of colossal forts, mosques, step wells,
cenotaphs and mosques. Mandwa is the most interesting destination
in Shekhawati region attracting a huge number of tourists.
Travel
to Rajasthan
The Pushkar Fair is organized in the Hindu month of Kartika. It starts on the eighth day (ashtmi) and ends on the full moon day (poornima), as per the lunar calendar.
The Pushkar Fair is organized in the Hindu month of Kartika. It starts on the eighth day (ashtmi) and ends on the full moon day (poornima), as per the lunar calendar.
The Golden Temple, is the most sacred and holiest shrine of Sikhism. The official name of the Temple is “Harmandir Sahib”, or “Darbar Sahib”, which means literally “The Abode of God”.
Travel to Rajasthan gives you a comprehensive guide to have a close look on the nature and lifestyle of the Rajasthani people. Know about those mystique forts and palaces that have seen history to change colors numerous times.
