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Tourist Attraction - Nathmalji Ki Haveli

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Location: At the heart of Jaisalmer

How to Reach: Cover on foot or take rickshaw

Highlight: Historical significance and artistic brilliance

Timings: Open till 05:00 PM

Tourist Attraction - Nathmalji Ki HaveliNathmalji-ki-Haveli used to serve as the royal residence of the then Prime Minister of region, Diwan Mohata Nathmal. The mansion was constructed by the two brothers, Hathi and Lulu who were known throughout the region for their unique architectural capability and imagination. Needless to mention, the Haveli stands today as a testimony to the rich architectural splendor of the ancient times.

The over imposing architectural structure of Nathmalji-ki-Haveli rises from the desert like a mirage, enticing the visitors to explore all that it has to offer. As visitors enters through the main entrance, they are treated with two huge structure of elephants crafted from yellow sandstone. And as one enters the complex, the splendid frescos & paintings, the finest of carvings and the attention to detail transports them into the age of yore- when royalty presided within its walls.

The walls of Nathamji-ki-haveli are richly adorned with splendid paintings of new age cars and ceiling fans, giving insight into the ‘ahead of the time’ imagination of the two artisan brothers. The superlative mansion exhibits a fine synthesis of Muslim and Rajput styles of architecture that existed during the glorious bygone age.

Tourist Attraction - Nathmalji Ki Haveli

With the picturesque sand dunes nearby, the Haveli offers an ideal combination of historical sightseeing and leisure trips. It is believed that the construction of the splendid monument enhanced the glory and grandeur of Jaisalmer. Nathmalji-ki-Haveli today stands as one of its most famous attractions, where hundreds of curious tourist visit and feel absolutely awed by the aura and artistic brilliance of the grand structure.

 
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