Morarka Haveli
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Alessandro S
Bologna, Italy4,891 contributions
Nov 2024 • Friends
The town of Nawalgarh has an impressive number of Haveli, many of them private, some in good condition others in need of urgent restoration. One of the haveli definitely worth visiting is the Morarka. We visited it solo as there are very few tourists who stop in these places.
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Written 8 December 2024
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NILIMA_11
Mumbai, India320 contributions
Jul 2019
Sekhawati region in Rajasthan , India is well know for its Havelis. Havelis are traditional mansion for generations of families to live. Traditional havelis in the Indian subcontinent are built around a courtyard, and all family activities revolved around this chowk or courtyard. Additionally, the courtyard serves as a lightwell and helps ventilate the house in the hot and dry climates of the region.
The havelis of this region are located in small towns like sikar, Nalwalgarh, Mondawa and are full of artistic and cultural values. They are beautifully decorated with fresco paintings outside as well as inside of the havelis. These heritage havelis built by the ancestors of rich and famous merchants and landlords of India. These havelis are known by their family names such as morarka, podar, Jhunjhunwa and many more. At present some of these havelis are converted into resorts/ hotels or museums.
These havelis are adorned with paintings of gods and goddesses, animals, floral and geometrical designs. Some of the designs are in fresco colors and some with golden highlights. The wooden doors and windows are articulately carved adding beauty to the architecture. It reflects the traditionally rich art, culture and heritage of the society . Each and every haveli is different and vibrant - spectacular work of art and architecture. Seeing is believing !
Most of the havelis are open from mornings to evenings and they charge entrance fee. Nawalghar, mandawa , sikar and surrounding areas are full of haveli towns. They are connected with rail and road from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
The havelis of this region are located in small towns like sikar, Nalwalgarh, Mondawa and are full of artistic and cultural values. They are beautifully decorated with fresco paintings outside as well as inside of the havelis. These heritage havelis built by the ancestors of rich and famous merchants and landlords of India. These havelis are known by their family names such as morarka, podar, Jhunjhunwa and many more. At present some of these havelis are converted into resorts/ hotels or museums.
These havelis are adorned with paintings of gods and goddesses, animals, floral and geometrical designs. Some of the designs are in fresco colors and some with golden highlights. The wooden doors and windows are articulately carved adding beauty to the architecture. It reflects the traditionally rich art, culture and heritage of the society . Each and every haveli is different and vibrant - spectacular work of art and architecture. Seeing is believing !
Most of the havelis are open from mornings to evenings and they charge entrance fee. Nawalghar, mandawa , sikar and surrounding areas are full of haveli towns. They are connected with rail and road from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
Written 28 April 2020
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maya094
New Delhi, India54 contributions
Dec 2014 • Family
Glad the owners are looking after their piece of heritage. But the conservation/restoration especially of the frescoes are of mediocre quality.
Written 23 December 2014
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Mr_Joanna
Lodz, Poland158 contributions
May 2019
One of the havelis worth seeing. The sign of the history of reach people living in reach city. You need to travel outside Jaipur - but havelis are worth it. Just be careful - we heard (and also experienced), people in Navalgarh are not very friendly. I do not recommend go here and there alone. It's better to travel by car asking the driver to stop at each and every haveli you want to visit.
Written 9 June 2019
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Eildon D
Glasgow, UK106 contributions
Oct 2014 • Friends
Nicely restored haveli with good views of the town from the roof. Like all of these requires ability to climb stairs
Written 16 October 2014
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Mayur S
Mumbai, India889 contributions
Mar 2015 • Couples
This 100 plus year old haveli located in Naya Bazaar on the eastern side of Nawalgarh. If one walks out of the Anandilal Podar Haveli to the left and takes the first right, this Haveli is seen on your right. It is extremely well restored and maintained. This havelis has many original paintings, preserved for decades behind doorways blocked with cement. The inner courtyard has some beautiful depictions of events of the Ramayana. On the top storey, beneath the eaves in the southeast corner of the courtyard is an image of Jesus. The entry fee of Rs.50 is well worth it.
Written 27 March 2015
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fozjon
Jaipur, India1,965 contributions
Feb 2022
this is a more "natural" haveli to see in Nawalgarh. It's interesting and not filled with museum stuff.
Written 25 February 2022
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mukeshgupta14616
Jaipur, India87 contributions
Sept 2018 • Business
Morarka Haveli is one of the most prestigious heritage monument in Shekhwati region. It is still preserved in its original form and no modern re touching has been done on it.
Written 20 September 2018
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anirmukerji
New Delhi, India80 contributions
Jan 2017 • Couples
Unlike the Podar Haveli Museum, this is well preserved Haveli but I liked it better than the Podar Museum. The guide explains the Haveli very well
Written 13 January 2017
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RaviSo1958
New Delhi, Delhi, India51 contributions
Dec 2014 • Family
a very interesting Haveli with good exhibits and a lot to learn about Shekhawati region, very well maintained and the guide are also quite helpful, but bargain for the fee for guide first
Written 16 December 2014
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