Mandawa Havelis

Travel Tips

• Visit the Mandawa Havelis early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.Visit the Mandawa Havelis early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.
• Dress modestly to respect the local culture, especially when visiting religious sites within the havelis.Dress modestly to respect the local culture, especially when visiting religious sites within the havelis.
• Carry a bottle of water with you, as it can get quite hot during the day; staying hydrated is essential.Carry a bottle of water with you, as it can get quite hot during the day; staying hydrated is essential.
• Consider hiring a local guide to gain deeper insights into the history and architecture of the havelis.Consider hiring a local guide to gain deeper insights into the history and architecture of the havelis.
• Take your time to explore the intricate frescoes and carvings on the walls; they're best appreciated up close.Take your time to explore the intricate frescoes and carvings on the walls; they're best appreciated up close.
• Use auto-rickshaws or local taxis for transportation; they're a convenient way to navigate the town.Use auto-rickshaws or local taxis for transportation; they're a convenient way to navigate the town.
• Be mindful of the local customs and greetings; a simple 'Namaste' can go a long way in building rapport with locals.Be mindful of the local customs and greetings; a simple 'Namaste' can go a long way in building rapport with locals.
• Try to visit during the cooler months (October to March) for a more pleasant experience.Try to visit during the cooler months (October to March) for a more pleasant experience.
• Respect the privacy of residents; some havelis are still inhabited and maintaining their privacy is important.Respect the privacy of residents; some havelis are still inhabited and maintaining their privacy is important.
• Carry cash, as smaller shops and eateries may not accept cards or digital payments.Carry cash, as smaller shops and eateries may not accept cards or digital payments.