Feast your eyes on spectacular view of sand dunes in Shekhawati. The city boasts splendidly frescoed mansions with internal courtyards. Theses historical monuments possess fascinating architectural splendor, built by the merchants of the region. Most of these structures were erected from the 18th century to early 20th century.
Shekhawati lies in the northern part of Jaipur. In the early period the region was inhabited by Marwaris and Rajputs. They constructed their havelis in 18th and 19th century. These imposing mansions are testimony to the glorious bygone era.
The semi desert Shekhawati is blessed with beautiful areas comprising of wind-caressed sand dunes and stunning historical structures. It boasts several mosques, Chhatris, castles and distinctive wells. Some places of tourist interest within the region are Mandawa, Ramgarh, Nawalgarh and Fatehpur.
What one can see in Shekhawati
» Castle Mandawa
» Mukundgarh Fort
» Narain Niwas Castle
» Roop Niwas Kothi
» Surajgarh Fort
» Alissar Fort
» Arooka Castle
» Castle Pachar
What
one can do in Shekhawati
Shekhawati horse safari is the best way to explore the flawless beauty of this arid region. Also enjoy camel safari to have a glimpse of this beautiful semi desert. Take a leisurely walk near the mesmerizing surroundings of havelis. Shoppers can shop for some decorative items and carved furniture like wooden chairs, cradles and many more.
How to reach Shekhawati
The nearest airport to Shekhawati is Sanaganer Airport in Jaipur. Nawalgarh and Jhunjhunu are the closest railhead connecting Shekhawati region. Traveling by road, NH-8 and NH-11 are well connected with this desert region.
