Bagore-ki-Haveli, Mansion museum at Gangori Ghat, Udaipur, India
Bagore-ki-Haveli is a mansion museum located at Gangori Ghat with 138 rooms arranged across three courtyards. The spaces feature balconies, terraces, and corridors decorated with mirror inlays and glass artworks throughout.
A minister named Amar Chand Badwa built the residence between 1751 and 1778. A ruler named Shakti Singh later added the triple-arched gateway in 1878.
The mansion displays craftsmanship through mirror inlays and glass work that reflect local artistic traditions of the region. Visitors can observe how these decorative techniques shaped daily life and continues to define the spaces today.
The location sits on the waterfront and is easily reachable on foot from the city center. Wear sturdy shoes since the floors in the older rooms can be uneven in places.
Traditional Rajasthani dancers perform several evenings per week in the Neem Chowk courtyard. Musicians accompanying them play tabla and harmonium, bringing local music directly into the visit.
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