A visit to Haveli of Deaji is a must during your trip to Rajasthan. When you visit Haveli of Deaji, you are sure to be spellbound as it is an architectural brilliance. It is built of yellow sandstone, which gives a yellowish effect, along with intricate designs and stone carvings. This haveli was once an abode of the rich and famous but now it is a heritage site, which is open for public viewing.
Haveli of Deaji Haveli or Daeji Haveli as it is more often called is an ancient haveli which was once owned by a rich and affluent trader in Kota. The ancient structure speaks of the rich cultural heritage and of the glorious past. The building reflects the kind of lifestyle the people of that era used to have and also about the flamboyant lifestyle of the traders.
During your tour to Haveli of Deaji you can have a look at the interiors of the ancient mansion and also of the various items that were used by the people of that time, which are on display. The Deaji Haveli has huge rooms, large courtyard, separate bathing area for men and women, lobbies etc. While touring the Haveli of Deaji you can have a look at the ancient paintings and fresco paintings which represent different motifs of ancient times. Most of the paintings in the monuments and havelis in Kota are paintings which represents the Kota school.
Tourists are mesmerized by looking at the exteriors of the Deaji Haveli. When they have a look at the interiors they are amazed completely as most of the interiors are well maintained and the rooms are kept intact, so that the tourist can get the idea about the lifestyle of the rich merchants and their families. You can also see certain small miniatures in the wall, which speaks of the artistic skills of the people of that time. Among various havelis and monuments in Kota, Haveli of Deaji has a special prominence as the interiors are well maintained and the visitors can have a look at the frescos and wall paintings.
Other Attractions near Haveli of Deaji
The various other tourist attractions in Kota which you can visit during your trip to Rajasthan are given below:
- Palaces and Forts
- Museums
- Ancient Temples
