Rampuria Havelis
Bikaner, Rajasthan, India
A street of dusk-red sandstone mansions so rich Aldous Huxley called them 'the pride of Bikaner' — jharokha upon jharokha of merchant swagger.
Why visit: Bikaner's old city is the haveli walk Jaisalmer crowds miss.
- ›Haveli street façades
- ›Old-city rabri and bhujia stops
- ›Golden-hour photography
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Best time
Oct–Mar (afternoon light)
Entry fee
Free (street viewing)
Est. budget
Free–₹200
Duration
1–2 hrs
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