It was indeed a blessing to have lived here for some days in a haveli called Mandawa Haveli, the best option we could have ever got, having faced a little problem while looking for decent options to stay.
A Haveli beautifully restored, a charming inner courtyard, restored frescoes and beautiful rooms, the coloured glass, the beautiful fabrics and furniture.. A place ushering in its own charm and character.We stayed in a Room called Nilesh, all rooms were named after Lord Krishna.
![]() |
a little history |
![]() |
the beautiful entrance |
![]() |
bougainvilleas and girls |
![]() |
the turbaned gatekeeper and the majestic entrance |
![]() |
frescoes and flowers |
![]() |
the little apple |
![]() |
more bougainvilleas |
![]() |
on our way inside |
![]() |
floating flowers |
![]() |
their courtyard |
![]() |
bougainvilleas floating,my style |
![]() |
outside our room called Nilesh |
![]() |
ambience in blue |
![]() |
loved this lamp |
![]() |
beautiful hanging lamps |
![]() |
an anexe to our room where we sat,played and looked at the rains |
![]() |
lit courtyard arches |
![]() |
beauty of the lamps |
![]() |
lovely paintings all over |
![]() |
loved each of them |
![]() |
the library where We indulged alot,loved looking to the streets from here. |
Hey!
ReplyDeleteSeeing India through your lens is an amazing experience for me. Joined your blog to catch more of these...
All the images are superb!! What a lovely place it is.
ReplyDeletejust breathtaking! So poetic.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the loving comments.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful. Your pictures are surreal.
ReplyDeleteA lovely little gem of a place! Love how they decorate the little niches.
ReplyDelete