Nathmal Ki Haveli

Nathmal Ki Haveli is undoubtedly beautiful from the outside, with detailed yellow stone carvings that reflect the craftsmanship Jaisalmer is famous for. However, it’s not really open to tourists, the haveli is privately owned and still occupied by a family, and visitors are only allowed to enter the narrow middle passage. That area mainly has small shops selling local items. It was disappointing to learn that the family seems to allow only "specific"(;p) tourists to see the interiors. If you’re short on time, you can easily skip this spot and focus on other havelis or attractions in Jaisalmer that offer a fuller experience

Nathmal Ki Haveli is another gem in the heart of Jaisalmer! 🏰 The intricate carvings on yellow sandstone are truly breathtaking — every inch of the haveli showcases amazing craftsmanship. It beautifully blends Rajasthani and Islamic architectural styles. The two brothers who built it created perfectly symmetrical yet slightly different sides, which makes it even more fascinating. The place is well-preserved, and the guides share interesting stories about its history. A must-visit for architecture and history lovers exploring the Golden City! ✨

Beautiful architecture and intricate stone carvings, featuring slight intentional asymmetries in the front pattern of the structure. It is a private property and people lives in it.

A beautiful architectural marvel Must visit if in Jaisalmer U will experience the past with the beautifully kept display of art n artifacts

Haveli is beautiful from outside and the architecture work on the walls is amazing 🤩

Very Beautiful 👌👌👌Inside You find shop’s as well but there is no crowd because it’s very inside the city but very near to patwo ki haveli otherwise a good visit👌

Jaisalmer is known for beautiful havelis. This beautiful haveli is located in the heart of town in small lanes. It was built in 19th century by two brothers Nathmal and Hathi Singh. It is made up of yellow sandstone in true Rajasthani style. The beautiful carvings all over the buildings are worth seeing. It's a beautiful piece of architecture. It is not open to tourist. Family lives there. We can only enter and see middle passage. Local items shop is established in that passage. That family allows only foreigner tourist to see their haveli. Stone carvings are beautiful in this Haveli. You can skip this place if you have paucity of time. Photographs and video added along with this review.

Jaisalmer is known for beautiful havelis. This beautiful haveli is located in the heart of town in small lanes. It was built in 19th century by two brothers Nathmal and Hathi Singh. It is made up of yellow sandstone in true Rajasthani style. The beautiful carvings all over the buildings are worth seeing. It's a beautiful piece of architecture. it's open from 8 AM to 7 PM and entry is free.