Nawalgarh Vacations

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Nawalgarh is a small town famous for the richness of its architecture and the fineness of its Havelis. It lies in the little-visited region of Shekhawati, at the gateway to Rajasthan.

Visit Nawalgarh

Place or Historical Monument
Art & Culture
Handicraft

Nawalgarh: How to get there?

Six hours by road from Pushkar, five hours from Bikaner and around six and a half from New Delhi

Nawalgarh: When to go?

All year round

Nawalgarh: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Nawalgarh: What to see in the surroundings?

Udaipur

Leh

Srinagar

Khajuraho Group of Monuments

What our travelers think about their stay

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

Tourists often don't include this town on their itinerary when travelling through the huge state of Rajasthan. Its rich wealth of architectural heritage, however, makes Nawalgarh one of the most attractive towns in the whole of India, and it's definitely somewhere worth making a trip to see.

My suggestion

I strongly recommend spending a few days in Nawalgarh to give yourself the opportunity to discover a different side to Rajasthan, preferably staying in one of the ecolodges when here, where efforts are being made to vitalize the town and provide roles for forgotten local craftspeople.

Perrine J.

Seasoned Traveller

Nawalgarh is a small town famous for the richness of its architecture and the fineness of its Havelis. It lies in the little-visited region of Shekhawati, at the gateway to Rajasthan.

My suggestion

There is no better way to get to know and share in the way of life of the inhabitants of this region, with its arid landscapes, than by staying at the superb Apani Dhani Ecolodge, where they treat visitors with great hospitality.

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