Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, Mandawa is a centre of art and culture. The place is dotted with a number of havelis which feature the most amazing murals and architecture. Of all the havelis in Mandawa, Jhunjhunwala Haveli is the most beautiful and most visited attractions. Built back in the year 1859, Jhunjhunwala Haveli is best known to feature traditional Rajasthani art. The architectural beauty of the structure leaves every visitor spellbound. The haveli has latticed windows and beautiful wooden doors which make it stand out among the rest. The creativity of Rajasthani artists can be seen through the decoration on the walls of the haveli. People from all over visit the haveli to have a look at its intricate architecture, which makes them, flip back the pages of the Rajputana era. It is easy to the Jhunjhunwala Haveli as Mandawa is well-connected to different parts of the country via rail, road and air.
The haveli was built in the year 1859 and is a treat for appreciators of art and architecture. The haveli showcases traditional Rajasthani art and architecture. Every detail in the mansion is paid attention to and tourists can appreciate the beautiful paintings and designing of the rooms and courtyard of the haveli. The haveli belonged to a rich Rajput merchant. The design and decorations of the haveli give an insight into the royalty of the owners of the haveli and the expertise of the artists of that era.
By Air - Through Jaipur (167 km), one can easily reach Mandawa, the royal castle town
By Railways - The closest train station to Mandawa is Jaipur.
By Road – Mandawa enjoys strong road connectivity through Jaipur, Bikaner, Sikar or Churu.
The best time to visit Mandawa is during the winters, between the months of October and March. Light woollen clothing should suffice for the winters, and in case you visit the town during the hot summer season, from March to June, light cotton clothing is recommended. The monsoon, from July to September, is quite pleasant as well.
