This haveli, continues to be home to the lineage of the royal family, once the thakurs of 48 villages around the and called the Raja of the Godwar region. Their lifestyle is still reminiscent of the olden days of glory, only sans the hustle and bustle of stately affairs.
The white walled structure with red stone carvings is welcome and transports you into a charming world of lost royalty and decaying traditions of the noble Rajasthani families.
The Haveli’s Facade
A Peaceful Courtyard
Relics on a Wall
A View from the Top
Reminiscent of a bygone era
A burst colour
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