Top 10 Tourist Places in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan

The prominent town of Shekhawati, jhunjhunu exists in western India. It is a popular tourist attraction and also one of the largest textile and copper-producing areas in India. Jhunjhunu lies 180 km away from Jaipur and 240 km from Delhi.  Albeit, the town is running towards modernity, it still contains many gems. The jhunjhunu showcases fine carvings, culture, traditions, the legacy of the past rulers through its buildings and paintings. The scenic beauty and grandiosity that this town possesses are truly admirable. You can have your best photography sessions here amidst the greenery and incredible views.

Here’s the list of the top 10 must-visit places in jhunjhunu.

Angan Resort

The Angan resort in Mandawa is one of the excellent affordable places to explore and appreciate the charm of nature. Picturesque surroundings and peaceful aura soothe the soul and spirit. It is located in the beautiful dunes away from the Hassle of the city. It offers lavish comfy rooms which are crafted in fine marble keeping the room dust-free and cool in the summers, as Mandawa is slightly hot during the days in summers so this helps in keeping the rooms a bit cooler.  The resort offers two lavish gardens where huge congregations can take place very effortlessly, a grand swimming pool, and a private parking space. Be it little rendezvous, get-togethers, candlelight dinners, or destination weddings this place fits perfectly for every beautiful evening which one wants to cater. The hotel staff is highly hospitable and they provide quality service with great compassion. The best part is that all of this serene lavishness is available at adequate and affordable prices. The most appropriate time to visit Aangan resort  Mandawa is October as it encounters the most benign climate during this time.

Shree Khemi Sati Temple

One of the most popular Hindu pilgrimage sites of India, Shree Khemi Sati Temple is dedicated to Lord Rama-Sita. Hindu devotees from all parts of the nation come to visit the temple. Once you step into the temple you will definitely feel the relief it offers. This temple leaves a positive impact on one’s overall well-being. The architecture of the temple is pinkish and has restroom facilities with a garden and a playing area. Weddings are also being conducted here.

Address:  Fauz ka Mohallah, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan

The Aath Havelis

The Aath Havelis is a collection of eight Havelis altogether which appears as a Fort. Skilled Carvings, alluring portraits of gods on walls, hand-painted frescoes, mythological motifs make this place unique, wonderful, and worthy of spending time and money. At dusk, when this place lightens up with colorful and elegant lights it looks heavenly beyond imagination.

Address: Nawalgarh, Jhunjhunu, India

Badalgarh Fort

Badalgarh Fort was built by Nawab Fazi Khan during the 16 century. It is located on the hilltop and so it offers a beautiful view of the whole city. The interior of this Fort is anciently occupied with paintings and carvings. Badalgarh Fort has fought many battles and still stands strong. It is surrounded by greenery. Thus, making it more serene and friendly.

Some hotels to stay near Fort are Hotel Fortune Blue, Hotel Raisina Hill, The innovation house.

Address: Shekhawati, Jhunjhunu

Mertani Baori

Shekhawati’s beautiful stepwell was constructed by a widow in 1783. This place was mainly used by females for bathing and washing. It had multiple arches and the well was 30m deep.

Now youngsters, tourists, and families visit here to enjoy its scenic beauty and experience the exuberance it has.

Address:  Khora Mohallah, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan.

Shree Rani Sati Temple

Shree Rani Sati Dadi Temple is the largest temple in India. Devoted to Rani Sati, the temple was built 400 years ago. People in vast numbers come to this sacred place to attend the morning prayer. It is located on the hilltop and so the sunset view from here is surreal. Temple does not contain any paintings of humans, instead, a long Trishul depicting power is installed. The huge statue of Lord Shiva is located in the center of the temple. The temple is made up of white marble and adorned with colorful wall paintings.

There is also Sita Temple, Lord Hanuman Temple, Thakur Ji temple, Lord Ganesha Temple, and Shiva temple.

Khetri Mahal

Also known as Wind Palace, it was built as a barrier around the city. It was built by Bhopal Singh in 1770. It is said that Khetri Mahal was the inspiration behind Jaipur’s Hawa Mahal. It carries fewer walls and more marble planks. You can enjoy the best view of the whole city from here.

The Dundlod Fort

The Dundlod Fort was a small fort that now runs as a family heritage hotel. It is a gorgeous property that preserves Shekhawati’s culture, the warrior Rajputs, finessed carvings, frescoes. The Fort is very popular among tourists.

Dundlod Fort has been declared as a heritage village.

Modi and Tibrewala Haveli

These two well-preserved Havelis were established in the main market of Jhunjhunu. Modi and Tibrewala Haveli is a luxurious property. Its beauty, architecture, eye-catching paintings, mirror works, and sculpture is what it is appreciated and known for.

Sone Chandi ki Haveli

The structure of Sone Chandi ki Haveli was made using gold and silver.  Earlier, this was the spot for royals to spend their free time. In short, This is a real work of art. Frescoes based on mythology and initial lifestyles of people and the impressive ceilings of the Haveli are mesmerizing.

Other major attractions of Jhunjhunu are Bihariji Temple, Birdhichand Well, and Kamruddin Shah’s Dargah. , Havelis in Nawalgarh Shakambari Mata Temple, Alsisar Mahal in Alsisar.

Let me know which of them you explored and enjoyed!