Introduction

This is a haveli where you need a guide to help you discern the subtle difference between the two parts that make up this structure. Built by two brothers in the late 19th century, this haveli is still partly inhabited. The exteriors of right and left wings look identical at first glance, but they were separately carved by the two brothers. The numerous tiny differences do not easily meet the eye. But once someone explains the differences, the picture evolves. And you doff your hat to the craftsmanship. There is no entry fee and one can partially see the haveli. The family living here sells paintings and artifacts to visitors.

Special Attributes

The two wings of the haveli are a mirror images of each other

Nuisance

The site is very peaceful and free of irritants.

Dressing restrictions

Dress is whatever you find comfortable.

Connectivity

Walking

Enjoyed by

History, Architecture & Culture buffs

Exposure

No exposure to direct sunlight

Avoidable Season

May, June

Facilities

Basic, plan accordingly

Things Not Allowed

No such restriction.

Tip

Mornings and evenings are the best time to visit the fort

Type of site

Building/Architecture