India Travel Update 
Introduction and History
Being founded in the 18th century by the Rajput merchants, Mandawa draws the attention of the travelers major on its imposing havelis. The city is referred to as an open air art gallery because of its gigantic tombstones. But havelis are no less than an outstanding tour de force and have equal share in enhancing the tourist guests to the city over and over again. The magnetism of the present havelis is so strong that it will hypnotize you and make you will feel totally arrested.
Similarly, Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli in Mandawa is a perfect destination for those who have great arty fervor. The construction of the haveli is done in such a way that automatically you will be taken back to the times of yore and understand the majesty carried by those dauntless Rajputs.
Description
The elaboration to the structural designing of the Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli is entirely different from other gorgeous havelis. Its edifice is really a crowd puller as it has a well decked portico to the walls decorated with figures of royal portraits and intricately patterned artistry that is much adulated by the onlookers. While covering the passage of this huge haveli, your eyes will be wedged at the dazzling figures of elephant, Lord Shiva on the revered Nandi Bull and paintings of the mythological characters also accentuate much on the religious belief and inclination of the Rajputs in the Hindus esteemed Gods and Goddesses.
However, the airy and prolifically designed rooms in the Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli are bejeweled with the royal visual renderings that exude the stateliness of the by gone epoch.
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