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Fondly known as "the land of Havelis" or "open air art gallery", this miniature town of Nawalgarh is located around 30 kms away from the town of Jhunjhunu and does absolute justice to the name given to it.

It is said that the Marwaris who were off to cosmo cities like Bombay and Calcutta in search of work, used to send their hard earned money back to their homes in Nawalgarh. When their businesses started to flourish, they sent back artists to Nawalgarh in order to build plush palaces and show off their wealth. This lead to the rich architecture of this little town in Rajasthan.

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A guide to Nawalgarh Rajasthan | Nawalgarh havelis & places to see, stays & tips

Located 140 km from Jaipur, is a painted town that has earned the title of being the “golden city of Shekhawati” . The lavish frescoed havelis along with the illustrious history of Nawalgarh in Rajasthan are testaments enough to why this town has been given this title. A little underrated in the present day, you will find many travelers skipping Nawalgarh for its more popular neighbor – Mandawa. To be honest, I too, landed in this town after I had seen the other Shekhawati locations. However, after a tour of Nawalgarh, Rajasthan, I would recommend it as the gateway to your journey through the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan .

What follows in this blog post is a support to my recommendation and also, a virtual tour as well as a guide to Nawalgarh Rajasthan . You will not only read about the history of this town but will learn of the various places to see in Nawalgarh – including the most significant Nawalgarh havelis that you must visit. This Nawalgarh guide will also help you with tips like the best way to get here, suggestions on where to stay in Nawalgarh, the best time to visit etc. In short, I have you covered for an amazing trip to this Golden city of Shekhawati.

• 1 Where is Nawalgarh?
• 2 History of Nawalgarh Rajasthan
• 3.1.1 Ramnath Podar haveli museum – a top Nawalgarh sightseeing attraction
• 3.1.2 Morarka haveli
• 3.1.3 Bhagton ki choti haveli (Bansilal Bhagat ki haveli)
• 3.1.4 Aath haveli
• 3.1.5 Other havelis of Nawalgarh
• 3.2 Nawalgarh fort (Bala Kila)
• 3.3 Nawalgarh temples
• 3.4 Day trips from Nawalgarh
• 4.1 What is the best way to reach Nawalgarh in Rajasthan?
• 4.2 Which is the best time to visit Nawalgarh?
• 4.3 Which is the best place to stay in Nawalgarh?
• 5 Travel and Photography Tips
• 6 Booking Resources

Where is Nawalgarh?

Nawalgarh is located at a distance of 140 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan . Part of the Jhunjunu district , Nawalgarh belongs to the Shekhawati region – the one that is famous today for its ornate frescoed havelis (mansions).

History of Nawalgarh Rajasthan

Before the 1700s, Nawalgarh used to be a small village by the name of Rohili . This village along with a few other neighboring towns was given to Thakur Nawal Singh Ji as a land grant or jagir. In 1737 CE that the Thakur build a walled settlement with four major gates or pols. These were named Bawadi, Mandi, Agoona and Nansa . It was this gated enclosure that was developed as a trading town on the famed Silk route that passed through Shekhawati. Eventually, the new town was renamed after its founder as Nawalgarh.

The town attracted several known business families to settle in. Even today, you will find the heritage havelis of known families like the Podar family, Goenkas and Mansingkas . Nawalgarh continued to be ruled and managed by the descendants of Thakur Nawal Singh Ji until 1958. This is when the Jagirs were dissolved and the town came to be a part of the state of Rajasthan.

Best places to see in Nawalgarh

Though a small town, there are quite a few attractions to add to your Nawalgarh sightseeing list . In fact, it is enough to merit one full day in this town. In addition, you can do a few day trips to the other Shekhawati towns like Ramgarh, Dundlod and Fatehpur . Thus, you can consider it your hub for exploring the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. I have covered the key places to visit in Nawalgarh in this section. Check it out.

Nawalgarh havelis

Many of you might be aware that the Shekhawati region is known as an open-air art gallery . This is owing to the majestic painted havelis (mansions) of the Rajasthani merchants. The sheer stories captured in the frescoes that cover these haveli walls are what draw visitors to the towns of Shekhawati.

Nawalgarh too, has its share of these frescoed treasures. In fact, I found the Nawalgarh havelis far better preserved than the ones that I saw in the other Shekhawati towns like Mandawa. A few of these havelis in Nawalgarh Rajasthan have been converted into museums that allow you to better appreciate the vibrant culture of Rajasthan.

You are bound to spot these magnificent mansions almost anywhere in this small town. However, there are a few that you must not miss when embarking on a Nawalgarh haveli tour . Take a look.

Ramnath Podar haveli museum – a top Nawalgarh sightseeing attraction

750 frescoes adorn the walls of this heritage haveli of the illustrious business family of Podars. The paintings range from elaborate scenes of Krishna Leela and Rajasthani festivals like Teej to a long steam engine representing the first train of India . The havelis have stunning doors -especially the one that separates the inner family courtyard from the common area.

Ramnath Podar haveli is a perfect start to your Nawalgarh sightseeing tour . The frescoes and the haveli have been restored and converted into a museum with around 10 galleries. Visiting this Nawalgarh haveli is an orientation to all the other havelis of Shekhawati. You can discern the typical layout of these abandoned mansions and their purpose.

When you take a tour of the Ramnath Podar museum , you will learn about the different types of frescoes that you can spot on the havelis. You can read about it here .

Morarka haveli

Just a few steps away from the elegant Podar haveli museum is the 2 nd most visited Nawalgarh haveli. Built by Jairam Dasji Morarka , this one still has its original charm. It will feel a little rustic – especially if you visit this after the Poddar haveli. However, there lies its charm.

The frescoes of Morarka haveli seem to represent the Rajasthani royalty. In addition to that you will find paintings of Indian Gods like Lord Krishna, and Lord Ganesha. The one fresco that you must try to spot is that of Lord Jesus . You will find it in two places – one inside the haveli and one on the outer walls of the haveli.

The Morarka haveli has been converted into a mini museum . The rooms here have some of the traditional furniture and arrangement. You will find a baithak (office cum reception room), the kitchen and store room, family bedrooms that are usually on the higher level and an open terrace. You can hire a guide at the ticketing desk who will best explain the place to you. He will also, help you spot the treasures in the myriad frescoes that you see on Morarka Haveli.

Bhagton ki choti haveli (Bansilal Bhagat ki haveli)

Built by the Bhagat family, this 19th-century Nawalgarh haveli is quite memorable owing to its distinct shades of golden yellow, blue and green. This one too has an abandoned air like the Morarka Haveli and is much smaller than it. However, I found Bhagton ki choti haveli much more charming.

The frescoes in Bhagton ki choti haveli have a British touch . You will find cute cherubs alongside the Indian nymphs . The entrance arch as well as a few other frescoes include portraits of Queen Victoria and King George . Paintings of popular Rajasthani folklores like Dhola Maru are other unique themes that you will find here.

The other thing that I liked about this haveli in Nawalgarh was the carved doors and windows – many of which were framed by pretty damsels. Around them are paintings of European ladies in various poses. I could not help comparing them to the similar themes of the apsaras carved on popular monuments like the Rani ki Vav in Patan or even the various palaces of Rajasthan.

The haveli is located a few meters from Morarka Haveli. It is still a private residence but if the caretaker is there, he will let you in for a small fee. It is possible that even your Nawalgarh hotel or homestay will know the caretaker. They will be able to arrange for a tour of this haveli.

Aath haveli

Aath means eight. As the name suggests, this is a complex consisting of eight different havelis occupied by extended family members of a single clan. The havelis are still occupied and hence, you can only see them from the outside.

The frescoes are quite faded but you can still see some interesting scenes from the life of Krishna, the romantic story of Dhola Maru and some Mughal rulers. Another set of frescoes follows the theme of transport . You will see horse carriages, elephant riders, motor cars and even a steam engine.

Other havelis of Nawalgarh

It is best to do a Nawalgarh fresco painting tour on foot . For one, most of the havelis (except the Aath haveli) are next to each other. The other reason I recommend a walking tour is the lanes are quite narrow for cars to keep moving around.

Besides the above havelis of Nawalgarh, you can keep a watch out for Surajmal Chhauchharia Haveli, Mansingka Haveli, Khokhani haveli, Sajan Goenka haveli and the Roop Niwas Palace (now a heritage hotel).

Nawalgarh fort (Bala Kila)

Let’s move away from the havelis to the other places to see in Nawalgarh, Rajasthan. The Bala Kila fort was possibly the first building that Thakur Nawal Singh established in his Jagir. Most of it is in ruins now and the few left house banks and government offices. You can pop by and see it along with Podar haveli.

Nawalgarh temples

You are bound to spot a few gorgeous temples when you are out on your Nawalgarh havelis tour. In fact, when you visit Moraka haveli and Bhagton ki Haveli, you will definitely spot the artistic domes of Gher ka mandir . Sadly, the temple was closed for lunch and I could not explore it. I understand that there are numerous shrines inside this temple that have the same Shekhawati frescoes on them.

Another popular temple is Gopinath Ji Temple . This one was built by Thakur Nawal Singh ji and has an elaborate frescoed ceiling on the theme of Ramayana. It is located in the main market.

Day trips from Nawalgarh

After one complete day of Nawalgarh sightseeing, you can opt for a day trip to the neighboring Shekhawati towns. Here are four of them that you should definitely consider –

• Dundlod – This is just 12 km from Nawalgarh. You can visit the Dundlod fort, Goenka haveli and the Goenka cenotaph in this town.
• Ramgarh – 50 km from Nawalgarh, this Shekhawati town is full of frescoed cenotaphs.
• Fatehpur – Mohan Saraf haveli and Le Nadine haveli are the two most popular attractions of Fatehpur. It is located at 54 km from Nawalgarh Rajasthan. You can combine a visit to this town with Ramgarh
• Mandawa – the biggest hub of Shekhawati havelis is just 30 km from Nawalgarh. You can do this town as a day trip from Nawalgarh. However, note that you will need at least one full day for it. The town has a fort along with Goenka double haveli, Murmuria haveli and the Golden room of Jhunjhunwala haveli.

With that, I conclude this section on the best places to visit in Nawalgarh. I am sure that I have well-justified my recommendation of beginning your Shekhawati tour from Nawalgarh. The rest of this post is about practical tips for planning your visit here.

Common FAQs about Nawalgarh Rajasthan

What is the best way to reach nawalgarh in rajasthan.

The closest airport to Nawalgarh is Jaipur at 140 km . From Jaipur, you can either use trains or travel by road to reach Nawalgarh.

By Road It takes around 2.5 hours by road to get to Nawalgarh from Jaipur. You can either hire one of the self-drive vehicles or rent a cab from Jaipur. There are numerous buses – public, private as well as tourist buses that ply between Jaipur and Nawalgarh throughout the day.

By Rail Nawalgarh has its own railway station and there are quite a few trains from Jaipur that get you there.

Which is the best time to visit Nawalgarh?

Avoid the summer months – April to June to visit Nawalgarh. This is when the temperatures go over 40 degrees celsius. I would recommend visiting here between September to February.

Which is the best place to stay in Nawalgarh?

There are not too many hotels in Nawalgarh. You will not find those big hotel chains here. Instead, there are havelis like the Roop Niwas Kothi and Roop Niwas Palace that have now been converted into hotels. In addition to those, you have homestays like the Rajesh Jangid Tourist Pension that are very comfortable and budget-friendly. Check out my booking section to book any of these for your Nawalgarh accommodation.

Travel and Photography Tips

• Most of the Nawalgarh havelis are next to each other. You can cover them as a walking tour. Make sure you have comfortable shoes to help you with the same.
• The lanes in Nawalgarh are quite narrow. It is best to hire a local auto rickshaw to explore the city.
• For photography, carry a wide-angle lens along with your regular kit lenses.

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Booking Resources

• MakeMyTrip  is one of the best sites for domestic flight booking. Consider using  this link  to get to the site and book your trip to Jaipur.
• Booking.com  has a listing for Nawalgarh hotels listed on their site. You could use  this link  to browse and book the same. You can opt for the popular  Roop Niwas Kothi  or try a homestay like  Tourist Pension  (which is where I stayed)
• GetYourGuide  is a good place to  rent a car and or book transfers  from Jaipur.
• Viator.com  has various local tours and car bookings available that you can use to book your trip to Nawalgarh.
• For any of your travel needs or general shopping, consider using  Amazon through this link .

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Nawalgarh and all shekhawati region is a hidden gem of Rajasthan. Traveles just visit jaipur, jodhpur and but the real rajasthani bueaty is lies here… Great post & images Ami ji.

Thank you so much Jatin. I still cant get around to writing all that I have seen. There is just so much

Beautiful pictures, Ami

Thank you so much 🙂

We would definitely have a place referred to as the “golden city” on our travel plans. Good to know that we should consider Nawalgarh Rajasthan rather than following others to Mandawa. The amazing sights will definitely keep us engaged for a day or more especially if we use it as a base for day trips. The Bhagton ki choti haveli along might take a long time exploring the intricate detail and beauty. I am amazed at the colour on the Morarka Haveli and the variety in the fresco design. Too bad you did not get to visit the Gher ka mandir on this visit.

I am sure that I am going to return once to Nawalgarh and this time I am going to ensure I see the mandir.

I have made only a couple of trips to Rajasthan and definitely was not aware of the Nawalgarh havelis in Shekhawati. I really appreciate that you’ve given us not only what to see but also the history of the place, and which havelis are best to visit, as well as the fort and temples in the area. The artwork and architecture are very appealing.

Thank you Kavita. This is a little underrated and offbeat part of Rajasthan. Am glad though that I was able to visit and bring it to my readers.

Nawalgarh reminds me, my trip to Mandawa. I got a chance to stay with a 400 years haveli and amazed by the other ruins and empty havelis. The frescoes, the painting everything was just too good. Really want to explore the complete shekhawati region . Thanks for such detailed guide

Compared to Mandawa, the havelis were in better shape in Nawalgarh. I did visit Mandawa too and will share the blogs on that soon.

This journey to Nawalgarh, Rajasthan, appears to be fantastic! I will undoubtedly snap numerous pictures of the havelis and frescoes because of their equally magnificent architecture. The carved windows and doors of Bansilal Bhagat genuinely impress me. The Nwalagarh temples pique my interest as well. My heart has undoubtedly been in this place! This is definitely going on my vacation wish list.

Thanks Maria. Imagine the pictures did this to you. What it might be in real life.

I am always amazed at what India has to offer and wonder why I have not made it there yet. Nawalgarh in Rajasthan is no exception. The frescoes are truly amazing and telling of historic stories that are for sure fascinating. I love the courtyards and the photographer in me is itching to click pictures of the beautiful facades!

One lifetime in India is not enough for me to see it entirely. So you can imagine how one trip is not going to be enough. Let’s hope though that you get started with the first soon!

I love the intricate details of the inner courtyard of Morarka Haveli! And the many beautiful frescoes are truly amazing. I can see why visiting Nawslgarh is a must do in the Rajasthan area.

Seeing it live is something else. Hope you can get to it.

I have travelled around Rajasthan for a while a few years ago but I didn’t go to Nawalgarh, and now I regret it. Whilst I have seen some beautiful havelis during my trips here, I didn’t see any as beautiful as Ramnath Podar with its 750 frescoes. It was interesting to learn about the two paintings of Jesus on the walls of Morarka haveli. I wonder what their story is, surrounded by those of Rajasthani royalty.

The paintings were done at the whim of the painter.So I guess, we will never know why they painted that scene at that moment. I wish though there was someone I could trace and understand it better.

Woah! The intricate details of these structures are fascinating. I would love to visit them personally and see them up close.

It’s nice to know that they have converted Morarki Haveli into a mini museum and there are guides available so, we can learn and appreciate these places more.

The place totally stunned me with those mansions. I know that I will want to get there again to see the ones I missed.

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The Golden Town of the Shekhawati region: Nawalgarh, Rajasthan

Nawalgarh is one of the biggest and most bustling towns of the Shekhawati region and is located in the Jhujhunu district of the royal state of Rajasthan in northern India. It lies midway between Jhunjhunu which is 39 km and Sikar 30 km away. The town is famous for its frescoes and Havelis and is known as the golden town of the Shekhawati region.

Getting to Nawalgarh is fairly easy as the town has a very good road and rail connectivity. The town has direct connectivity through broad gauge train line section to New Delhi via Loharu and to Jaipur via Sikar and Ringus.

Nawalgarh has buses plying from all major cities of Rajasthan like Jaipur, Ajmer, Kota, Bikaner, Jodhpur and Delhi and other major cities of India. All the buses operated from Sikar and Jhunjhunu depot pass through Nawalgarh. Nawalgarh is at a distance of 142 km from Jaipur and 266 km from New Delhi.

Even though Nawalgarh is a big town, the good thing is everything worth seeing is within walking distance from the bus station. The town can be easily explored on foot. Around two hours is more than enough to explore the Havelis and bazaar areas of Nawalgarh.

The star attractions include the Nawalgarh Fort built by Thakur Nawal Singh in 1737 AD. Today it stands largely disfigured and houses five banks and other government offices. About one km from the Nawalgarh Fort is the salubrious Roop Niwas Palace which was built by Thakur Roop Singh Ji and Rawal Madan Singh Ji. The palace is enchanting with well-laid garden and fountains. It has now been converted into a heritage hotel.

Anandi Lal Podar Haveli built in the 1920s, today houses a school and has many fine paintings adoring its walls. It is the only haveli in the whole Shekhawati restored by its owner. Sheesh Mahal is an astounding building with a ceiling mural that includes maps of Nawalgarh and Jaipur. Other places Murarka Haveli, Bansidhar Bhagat Haveli, Chokhani Haveli, Seksaria Haveli, Bhagat Haveli, Poddar Haveli, Chudiwali Haveli, Morarka Haveli and 8 Haveli are also important sites to visit.

is another town which is a good option for travellers to make their base while travelling around the Shekhawati region. There are plenty of guest houses and hotels which are old Havelis that are converted into hotels now.

The haveli stays provide travellers, a very authentic stay and give them a feeling of how the people lived hundreds of years ago in the Shekhawati era. Food can also be provided at the Havelis stays on request and will include a basic Rajasthani vegetarian thali. There are also plenty of sweet shops selling pedas and jalebies, which are surely worth a try.

The people of Nawalgarh understand and speak Hindi very well. Being a tourist spot many people can understand simple English too. Marwari is the language spoken by the locals officially and is considered a dialect of Hindi.

The best time to visit Nawalgarh is during the winter months from November to February and even during winters sunglasses and a cap are recommended. Nawalgarh has a couple of ATMs and very good cell phone coverage.

One of the must-visit Shekhawati towns in the region, the fort and palace in the town are worth visiting, while the Havelis have beautiful paintings and murals.

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Tourist Places To Visit Nawalgarh

Tourist Places To Visit Nawalgarh is a town founded by Thakur Nawal Singh in the 18th century, situated in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. He was then the ruler of the Shekhawati region of Nawalgarh and Mandawa. Havelis in Nawalgarh built in the year 1836 are characterised by craftily painted frescoes.

The Anandi Lal Poddar Haveli , built in 1920, is one of the town’s most famous attractions. Another tourist attraction is the Bala Kila Fort, which is known for the various paintings depicting local tales on its walls.

The Jodhraj Patodia Haveli, Bansidhar Bhagat Haveli , Chokhani Haveli, Roop Niwas Palace, Ganga Mai Temple and the British Clock Tower are some other big places to visit in the area.

The major tourist attraction in Nawalgarh is Nawalgarh Fort. The fort was established in 1737. It currently houses several government offices, as well as two banks. The massive construction of Roop Niwas Palace is about one kilometre away from the fort. Its elegance is enhanced by the garden and fountains within the palace. Now, the palace has been turned into a heritage hotel. Another attraction in Nawalgarh is the Anandi Lal Poddar Haveli. In the year 1920, the haveli was constructed. The Haveli actually has a school on their grounds. Several magnificent paintings decorate the walls of the Haveli. As the name implies, the Aath Haveli Complex has eight havelis, the only haveli in the Shekhawati region that has been restored to date. Visiting is worthwhile.

Murarka Haveli

This is the first Haveli that I have seen in the town. I entered through a very ornate wooden door, overhanging the abundantly painted walls and niches, and the Jharokhas. I think some recent attempts have been made by the owners to restore the Haveli. There is a small bookshop selling a book on a coffee table on the Haveli. Media reports on the Haveli are available for visitors to see. I bought a ticket and asked the guard to guide me through the Haveli River.

In a way, this guide showed me the different elements of the Haveli, which was an introduction to the traditional Shekhawati Haveli . In the middle, he showed me the courtyards, named Chowks. The size of the Haveli depends on how many Chowks it has. Small ones have one, while most have two and the occasional large ones have several more. He showed me the Baithak where business meetings were taking place, the small kitchens, and the large bedrooms at the top.

Stories from Indian scriptures are scattered all over, especially those from Krishna. My eye was really trying to remain focused on one painting. Each wall around me was a colour riot. Tulsi in the centre of the courtyard gave an impression of Haveli still being occupied. On the walls of the living area, I found the impression of Ahoi Mata that is worshipped by many Vaishya families during Navratri or on Ahoi Ashtmi.

I could see, from the top of the Haveli , a spot for horses with horses properly painted on the walls. Bang opposite this Haveli is a massive temple complex in traditional Rajputana architecture but in pristine white paint, quite a contrast to the vibrant Havelis that surround it.

The Podar Haveli

Inside the Anandilal Poddar Haveli , which is another main attraction for visitors here, a museum is constructed. This part of Haveli was converted into Museum by Mr. Kantikumar R. Poddar who is the grandson of Anandilal Poddar. It is split into several sections that display musical instruments, kitchen utensils, jewellery, gems, etc. In addition to these, objects that reflect Rajput culture and traditions are also displayed in the Museum. It has large living rooms with enormous windows for sufficient light and air.

The front portion of the 110 ft Haveli measurement. x 25 ft. which is surrounded by stunning frescos. With the help of pillars and arches, the top balcony is well designed. With beautiful paintings, all the walls of the courtyard and baithaks are completely covered. With rare and beautiful murals, the walls, gates, and corridors are uniquely painted. The fresco designed gate between the outer and inner courtyard has been listed amongst India’s top 10 gates.

The paintings in the Anandilal Poddar Haveli draw visitors from all over. You are reminded of the glorious Rajput era by the interior of the Anandilal Poddar Haveli. The stunning Haveli at Nawalgarh is truly one of the ideal places to admire the beauty of Rajput art and architecture from floral swirls, motifs and intricate artwork. This is a paradise for art lovers and history lovers, a few miles from Mandawa in Rajasthan.

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Lord Vishnu himself is Shri Kalyan Ji . Vishnu sustains and preserves the creation of Brahma in the Hindu triad of gods, until Shankar finally destroys it. Vishnu himself is enshrined in the form of Kalyan Ji in this temple. There’s an idol in the White Marble. It bears four arms. The beauty of the idol is attractive and charming. Kalyan means benevolence and redemption from misery. The lord here blesses the guests and believers with peace and welfare and bestows on them all wealth and material riches. He frees the devotees from miseries. The temple is served by Diggi’s Gujar Gaur clan of pandits. According to the clan, a “Pandi” is maintained.

Sheesh Mahal, Nawalgarh

In English, Sheesh Mahal translates to the Palace of Mirrors, and this beautiful building is no short of that. It is a beautiful building that includes maps of Nawalgarh and Jaipur with a ceiling mural.

The immense skill of Rajput artisans in the art of creating intricate frescoes is expressed in this architectural marvel.

Roop Niwas Palace

The Palace of the Roop Niwas is a cherished image of the previous period of monarchy. Located in Nawalgarh , one of the places enriched by history in the Shekhawati area of Rajasthan, the heritage hotel is spectacular. One of India ‘s architectural splendours is the frescoed Haveli, Roop Niwas. The complex artwork, craftsmanship and layout are exceptional. Experiencing the times of yore is ideal. Relax in the peaceful atmosphere and experience Rajasthan’s hospitality’s true essence. Intriguing discovery is made up of the local markets, temples, historical artefacts.

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About Nawalgarh

A commendable destination having something for everyone, Nawalgarh is always able to impress its visitors with its charming look. Famous for its Havelis, palaces and the intricate architectural display, this destination has left no stone unturned to amuse its tourists in one way or the other. This ravishing city is situated at a distance of about 30 kms from Fatehpur’s south-east. Gaining an identity during 1737 AD by the warrior statesman Thakur Nawal Singh, the destination is known for its beguiling old world charm. One can have a look at the finest frescoes belonging to the amazing Shekhawati region. Here, the tourists can get a chance to indulge in the exploration of many vibrantly painted havelis containing the colourful bazaars where you can shop to the utmost. Dive deeper into the engrossing history of Nawalgarh that is going to prove as a highly innovative one.

Places to see in Nawalgarh

Nawalgarh Fort The Nawalgarh Fort is bounded by the Nawalgarh region in a circular pattern and has derived this name from his proficient founder Rajput Nawal Singh during the 18th century. A center of attraction for each and every tourist present here, the Nawalgarh Fort boasts a good number of palaces and havelis accompanied with the finest architecture especially of the heart stealing frescoes present in the vicinity of the regions.  Here, you can see the prepossessing fusion of European as well as Rajput architecture. Not only is its rustic texture amusing but also the lush green environment, expanded farms and the landscapes filled up with trees are an addition to its immortal beauty. This will give you an enjoyable introduction to the royal life lived by the erstwhile rulers after its establishment. The whole region is a result of the beautiful amalgamation of the alluring murals of the havelis and distinct frescoes.  Aath Haveli The western side of this fort is dotted with a whole cluster of eight vibrantly constructed havelis and from here, these have derived the name ‘Aath Haveli’ with Aath. Son of Shardul Singh who has always been prominent as the son of Shekhawati. Each and every single Haveli here is packed with the unique artwork and the murals dating back to the erstwhile centuries.  Being an apt depiction of the finest frescoes, these Aath Haveli have always been named as the best ones in the whole state of Rajasthan. The aesthetic art skills of the workmen who designed these Havelis are always admired by every single tourist who is available here with an intention of getting to know more about Nawalgarh’s history. The trader families of this region owned the Aath Haveli and surely, their formation is not at all a child’s play, instead its establishment demanded much time and expenses too.   Roop Niwas Kothi Just in case you are looking forward to have an experience of the most authentic accommodation, then nothing can beat the serenity and the perfection lying in the Roop Niwas Kothi. Surely, if you are at Nawalgarh but haven’t even given a look to the Roop Niwas Kothi, then obviously your vacations in Nawalgarh stand incomplete.  The palace is located on the Nawalgarh’s outskirts and during the past days, it was used as a residence by the Thakurs. However, presently the Kothi has been converted into a heritage property providing the best luxurious hospitality services to the travellers prevalent here. The vast gardens along with the beautiful fountains lighting up at their best during the night is really a sight to behold. The surroundings of this palace are totally breathtaking and nothing can ever beat the attractive maintenance of such a beauteous hub.

How to Reach Nawalgarh

By Air : Nearest airport is Sanganer, Jaipur connected daily to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore.

By Rail : The region is served by stations.

By Bus : The region lies within the angle formed by NH8 and NH11, which connect Delhi to Jaipur and Jaipur to Bikaner respectively.

Climate And Weather

The climatic conditions in Nawalgarh are extreme during summers, however they are pleasant during winters. The summer months start right from March and extend till July with an average annual temperature of around 25-42 degrees Celsius. Winters are quite pleasant accompanied with an average temperature of 10-25 degrees Celsius. The days during this season are pleasant but the nights are chilly.

Getting Around Nawalgarh

There is a great bus service available in Nawalgarh for commuting within the city for the purpose of sightseeing. Apart from that, auto-rickshaws and the taxi services shall also serve as a comfortable option for travelling in this city.

Where to stay in Nawalgarh

Nawalgarh is a perfect city having an excellent staying facilities in and around it. For every kind of traveller, whether a budgeted traveller or a luxury seeker, Nawalgarh has always given the most perfect stay to every tourist. Here, your stay can be facilitated in the heritage hotels and also the resorts/hotels/guesthouses!

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Nawalgarh, a small town that is also known as the “land of the Havelis”, is located in the Jhunjhunu district in the state of Rajasthan, a short distance away from Jaipur. It is an important part of the famous Shekhawati region and is the perfect place to check out the many Shekhawati frescoes and artworks that adorn the walls of the town of Nawalgarh. It is located at a distance of 39 km from Jhunjhuna and can also be accessed from Sikar, which is 30 km away.

While the natural beauty of Nawalgarh City is quite sparse, it is a town that is abounding in natural beauty in terms of its scenic buildings and structures and the colourful artwork that surrounds you. The town itself is surrounded by accessible hills and forests, which make for the ideal places to go hiking and exploring.The main attraction of the town of Nawalgarh is, of course, its many stunning Havelis and buildings that have been built with care and ingenuity, that reflect the artistic nature of its inhabitants. In fact, the whole town is referred to as an open-air gallery because you are surrounded by paintings, frescoes, inlay work and other beautiful forms of art that have been depicted on the walls of the Havelis.

One of the best activities you can enjoy when you are here includes walking through the secluded lanes of Nawalgarh, exploring the Havelis and their majestic courtyards, and hearing the many interesting stories about their pasts.Nawalgarh experiences extreme weather conditions throughout the year. The summers are scorching when the temperature during the day rises to 45 degrees Celsius. Winters are the best time to visit this town when the temperatures range from 6 to 24 degrees Celsius.

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This is the town where the finest of Shekhwati's frescoes can be seen. Its havelis still bear witness to the rich and prosperous Marwari era of the 19th century. Nawalgarh has a college with British clock tower and hundreds of painted havelis, old and new. Worth visiting are the Aath (eight) Haveli complex, Anandilal Poddar haveli, Jodhraj Patodia haveli, Chokhani haveli and hotel Roop Niwas Palace.

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Have you ever visited a new place and felt ‘wow’ about it? For many visitors, it happens at Nawalgarh.

Nawalgarh may not be as popular as other cities in India, but don’t let that fool you. Nawalgarh is a smaller but beautiful upcoming tourist destination that is worth a visit. You will be surprised by some of the unique things to do and places you can explore at this hidden destination.

You might wish to revisit it someday again, to take a break and relax at Nawalgarh.

If you have plans to visit India and are not sure if Nawalgarh should be included in your itinerary, keep reading. In this list, we have put together some of the things to do in Nawalgarh and around. We have a hunch that if you include this city in your travel plans, you will be thrilled you did so.

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Wish to have a brush with the past and get drench in the artistic abundance? How about the city of Havelis - Nawalgarh? The town of Nawalgarh derives its name from Thakur Nawal Singh who founded it in the year 1737.

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Nawalgarh is rightly referred to as the Open Air Gallery. There is art all around. Nawalgarh is renowned all over the world for its exquisitely painted havelis that are beautifully designed and carved. The havelis are the mansions that boast of the beautifully carved wooden gates and the painted walls. The ornate iron and brass fittings revealed the affluence of the owner of the haveli. The marvelous murals have been painted on both the sides of the walls. The paintings were further decorated with small pieces of mirror, gold and silver leaves. The religious nature of the people is revealed in the paintings that revolve around the themes for the life and times of Lord Krishna. In fact there are a range of topics that get covered on the walls of the havelis at Nawalgarh. The list of must visit havelis at Nawalgarh comprises of the Anandilal Poddar Haveli, the Jodhraj Patodia Haveli, Bansidar Bhagat Haveli, Chokhani Haveli, the Aath (eight) Haveli complex, Chhawchhariya Haveli, Murarka Haveli, Hem Raj Kulwal Haveli, Bhagton Ki Haveli, and Khedwal Bhavan. The traders and merchants constructed most of the havelis in the 18th century and the early 19th century. The business of silk and opium brought in a lot of wealth to the merchants. So check out these finest frescoes in the Nawalgarh!

While at Nawalgarh you must visit the British Clock Tower at the college. The clock tower is a major landmark in Nawalgarh, which is the heart of the Shekhawati. Then there are two famous forts of Nawalgarh. The dome of the Nawalgarh fort has an aerial view of Jaipur painted on it. The Ganga Mai temple near the gate of one of the forts is a major tourist attraction.

At Nawalgarh you may even avail a comfortable and luxurious stay at the residence of the Thakur of Nawalgarh.The Roop Niwas Palace is the right choice at Nawalgarh for the royal experience of your retreat. There are the gorgeous green garden and the fabulous fountains that will not fail to sweep you off your feet. For recreation you may even indulge in pool and billiards. Camel as well as horse rides can also be opted for. There are as many as thirty well-appointed and equipped rooms to make your stay an unforgettable one. The charming combination of the Rajput and the European architectures of the Roop Niwas Palace are captivating. Off late the royal residence has been converted into a heritage hotel.

Fairs & Festivals

On the 10th and the 11th of February every year Nawalgarh plays host to the Shekhawati Festival besides Sikar, Jhunjhunu and Churu. Though you may plan your visit to Nawalgarh any time of the year the period between the months of September and March are the best.

How To Reach

Nawalgarh is easily accessible.

By Air - The capital city of Rajasthan state namely Jaipur is at a distance of hundred kilometers from Nawalgarh. Jaipur happens to be the nearest airport that connects Nawalgarh with the other major cities of India by air.

By Rail - In terms of rail transport the railway station at Nawalgarh caters to the tourists and other travelers of train from the neighboring areas.

By Road - The road network links Nawalgarh with most of the major towns of Rajasthan. Once you reach Nawalgarh you may opt for hiring jeeps or auto rickshaws to travel locally. At Nawalgarh food and accommodation are easily available. There are budget hotels and other restaurants that cater to the needs of the tourists of varying pocket sizes.

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Nawalgarh Tourism is a town located in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan Indian state. It is a piece of the district of Shekhawati, which is halfway between Jhunjhunu which Sikar. It is 30 km from Sikar and Jhunjhunu is 39 km from there. Nawalgarh is renowned for its havelis and fresco, and is considered Rajasthan ‘s Golden City. This is, however, India’s country with some amazing business classes. Numerous Bollywood / Hollywood / Tollywood motion pictures like Paheli, Ae Dil e Mushkil, Pinjar and so on are shot in Nawalgarh Tourism. Maharaja Nawal Singh Songara Rajput founded Nawalgarh at Rohili town site in 1674 AD, before Jagirs in Rajasthan was cancelled. Numerous amazing marwari network business groups have their roots from Nawalgarh. Nawalgarh Tourism was a Jagmal Ji Ka Songara Tazimi thikana. Nawalgarh was enclosed by the high dividers of Parkota consisting of four Pols entrances in the ious headings, in particular Agoona Darwaja, Bawadi Darwaja actually – ‘entryway close to the well’ in the north, Mandi Darwajaliterally – ‘entryway close to the market’ and Nansa Darwaja. Shekhawati locale in Rajasthan is renowned for its guidance. Urban communities of Sikar and Jhunjhunu are crucial center points of instruction in the entire state. Throughout this district, Nawalgarh can also be regarded as a critical center of instruction. ‘Asha Ka Jharna’ is a committed non-profit organization that has operated since 1997 on three extraordinary grounds of incapacity schools for slow-witted and hearing impeded kids. Places to Visit in Nawalgarh Nawalgarh Tourism is one of Rajasthan’s largest cities, and an activity-filled city. It lies within the royal state of Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu district. It is situated between Jhunjhunu and Sikar, halfway between. The region is famed for its havelis. The city has well-connected rail and road routes. Because it’s a big city, the positive thing is that anything can be reached and walked around The bus station is a walk away. The main attraction of this place is the Nawalgarh Fort that was founded during 1737 AD by Thakur Nawal Singh. Today, old havelis are converted into hotels. The havelis are rich in architecture and have beautiful paintings and murals. Bala Kila Fort You can visit Bala Kila Fort when you are on a trip to Nawalgarh. It is also called Fort Nawalgarh, and was built in 1737. The fort has several modern features, later built after the old one was destroyed. You can see various types of frescoes that can be found in the south eastern region. This portion actually contains some of the best and finest frescoes belonging to the Shekhawati region Nawalgarh Tourism. Havelis You can’t skip the Havelis, when you visit Nawalgarh Tourism. There are different havelis both large and small located in this area. In fact the whole town looks like a traditional and ancient art gallery due to the presence of the havelis. The Aath Havelis is fairly famous, dating back to 1900 AD. Even in these havelis you can see various types of painting styles. The paintings reflect the history and culture of the region. A tour to these havelis will help you to have a look at the royal heritage of the region. Hira Lal Sarowgi Haveli Hira Lal Sarowgi Havelis is one of Nawalgarh’s popular attractions among diverse tourist attractions. Tourists from all over the world come to visit this hasli. It is situated within 142 kilometers of Jaipur’s capital city. Beautiful works of sculpture, floral designs, woodwork and intricate designs can be seen here. This makes the hasli look nicer. The haveli has a typical old world charm and attraction of its own. This place is often visited by the art lovers Nawalgarh Tourism. Roop Niwas Palace Roop Niwas Palace was the Nawalgarh Thakur’s abode and residence before. This place is a strange yet beautiful combination of architecture and European and Rajput art. This ancient Royal dwelling was transformed into a heritage hotel. If you want a better look at the hotel in the palace, then you can stay at the hotel. Nawalgarh Tourism Many of the finest luxuries the hotel has to sell, and also organizes heritage tours to various places of attractions. How to Reach Nawalgarh? By Air: The nearest airport is Jaipur. It is just 140 Km away. By Railroad : Churu is the nearest station some 90 kms away. By Road: hekhavati (Nawalgarh) is an Ex-Jaipur / Ex-New Delhi / Ex-Noida Getaway Summary: Nawalgarh is an excellent place to visit and live the best moments of Rajasthan Tourism.

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Nawalgarh is a town located in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It was founded in the 16th century by Maharaja Nawal Singh . This town is best known for housing the splendid architectures and is also known as the 'City of Havelis' in Rajasthan. At present, Nawalgarh is amid the frequented tourist destinations in Rajasthan .

The town of Nawalgarh is elevated 1,234 feet above the sea level. It is beckoned by the Aravali hills and a major portion of the land of Nawalgarh is a jagged terrain. Nawalgarh shares its borders with Dundlod in North, Birodi Bari in West, Beri in South & Birol in East. The climate of this town is semi-arid in nature. With such climate, Nawalgarh encounters scorching summers with an average temperature of 41°C and pleasant winters with a median mercury level of 19°C. This place does not receive an ample amount of rainfall.

Nawalgarh offers numerous attractions to the visitors. There are places like Nawalgarh Fort, Roop Niwas Palace, Shekhawati Haveli, Shri Murli Manohar Mandir, Shri Surya Temple, Bansidhar Bhagat Haveli, Murarka Haveli, Bade Sahab Ki Haveli etc. are the alluring places in Nawalgarh.

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