Sunheri Kothi Tonk Rajasthan

Introduction
Sunheri Kothi, Tonk is dauntingly located about 30 Kms from the Tonk- Sawai Madhopur Highway. It is the splendid attraction of Rajasthan that creates a craving in the minds of fortune-hunters to visit the place frequently as also exhibits its other gleaming havelis whose splendor will surely bowl you over. The Sunheri Kothi in Tonk is alternatively called as the ‘Golden Mansion of Tonk’.

History
Sunheri Kothi, Tonk is a very good-looking monument and seems to be constructed during the supremacy of Mughals. The region of Tonk was ruled by Pathans as a result of which Sunheri Kothi puts on show an exclusive and elegantly beautiful Mughal architecture.

Description
Tonk is a very little village that attracts holidaymakers across the globe in great number. The Sunheri Kothi, Tonk lies in close proximity to the Bada Kua. Although the outer appearance of the haveli makes it look like any other dazzling Haveli but its prolifically decked looks make it quite astounding. While passing through the corridors, you will observe that frescos of this palatial mansion have a golden polish which makes it even more mesmerizing. The Sunheri Kothi, Tonk also houses a big hall presented with gracefully crafted mirror work and is entitled 'Shish Mahal'. Its walls are decked out with glass work, flower-patterned paintings and truly called the mother of pearl and superb "Pachhikari" and “Meenakari” work that reminds us the grandeur of those times of yore. It is indeed the kismet of this magnificent building that the Government of Rajasthan has announced it as a historical monument and desires to protect this luxurious Golden Mansion in Rajasthan.

However, in the end, we being the travel guide, would like to advice you that do pay a small visit to explore the sensuousness of this Sunheri Kothi, Tonk as the place also befriends you with Arabic and Persian Institute in Tonk, Rajasthan that sound the perfect place for those who have immense admiration for art.

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