11 Attractions to Explore Near Nemani Haveli

Haveli Nadine is a haveli purchased by a French artist Nadine Le Prince and restored all the haveli and its frescos. Nadine Le Prince Cultural Centre came into existence with the efforts of French artist Nadine Le Prince. The art centre displays the works of French and Indian artists in traditional and contemporary art.

This is a ruined old fort situated at the top of a hill. This is the most imposing building in the Laxmangarh.

Also known as wind palace, is a classic example of palace architecture in Jhunjhunu. It is now a ruin, attracting tourists and locals alike.

This is the largest temple in India devoted to Rani Sathi. Architectural wonder.

An ancient hindu temple situated in Sikar. This Shiva temple according to an inscription dated 973 CE, was built by the Shiv ascetic Bhavarakta,

This is one of the famous science museum in India. It is the first science & technology museum of India. After its establishment many other technological museums established by taking its inspiration.

This is a Hindu temple in the village of Khatushyamji that is very popular with pilgrims. Devotees believe it houses the miraculously rediscovered head of Barbarika.

Tal Chappar is a sanctuary located in the Churu district. It is known for blackbucks and is home for veriety of birds. The sanctuary is named after Chappar village.

Dhosi Hill is an extinct volcano, standing alone at the north-west end of the Aravalli mountain range, of which it is a part, with height varying from about 345 to 470 meters from the surrounding land and 740 meters from the sea level. It has temple, pond, fort and caves on the top and forest around it. The Aravalli range is a Precambrian Malani igneous suite of rocks that have been dated at 732 Ma BP.

The Jal Mahal, also known as the Jal Mahal of Narnaul or the Water Palace, is a late 16th century palace, fortification, and artificial lake located in Narnaul, Haryana. Built by a Mughal governor of Narnaul, the structure currently serves as a tourist attraction.

The Kuchaman Fort is perched atop a 300 m high cliff. This fort occupies a wide area which could be entered via 10 glorious gates from different sides. There were 32 bastions surrounding the entire fortification. The city at that time was inside the fort compound wall and people were residing with the compound. This fort shows the historical significance of the Rathore rule in Rajasthan.