India Travel Update 
History
The foundation of Mandawa was kept by the Rajput merchants and traders in the 18th century where entire Havelis and monuments are undeniably a magnum opus. Commonly, it is referred to as an open air art gallery because of its huge monuments. The wall paintings or paintings to archways all are the vivid examples of Rajasthani heritage art form.
One of the well potted and equipped Havelis and Monuments in Mandawa is the Goenka Chattri, Mandawa that decoys the most. Being a home to the palace of the Goenkas, it emanates stylishness, opulence and rings the bell of the splendor of the yesteryears. It has spacious doorway, festooned frescos with royal portraits and complicatedly designed creativity reflects the competent craftsmanship of the Rajput artisans.
Description
This Haveli still hark back to the 18th century and reminds of the grandiose splendor of the erstwhile years. It features its scintillating murals. The paintings highlighting the mythological characters are without a doubt fantabulous and reflect the gleaming artwork of the artisans. In the friezes of Goenka Chattri, Mandawa, you will mainly see the delineation of the different images of Krishna. The images of Lord Krishna and other work of genius create a craving in the day-trippers to come here again and again to explore the place and once they come get fully awestruck by their daintiness.
Chowkhani Haveli, Bhagchandika Haveli, Gulab Rai Ladia Haveli, Lakshmi Narayan Ladia Haveli and the Newtia Haveli, Murmuria Haveli, Chowkhani Double Haveli, Akhramka Haveli, Sonthalia Gate, Goenka Double Haveli, Goenka Chattri and the Saraf Haveli are some other creditable havelis besides the remarkable Goenka Chattri.
So discover the different and interesting tourist attractions of Mandawa and enjoy your tour to Rajasthan to the fullest.
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Rajasthan
