Bagore ki Haveli

Bagore ki Haveli

Bagor-ki-Haveli is a mansion located in Udaipur district of the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is located on the right side of the Gangori Gate of Pichola Lake. It was built by Mewar minister Amar Chand Badwa in the 18th century.

It has about 138 rooms in which many modern and old art objects are kept. Glass work is also done in the mansion. Apart from these, paintings of Maharanas and Maharanis of Mewar are also installed in this mansion, which look very beautiful.

History of Bagore Ki Haveli

Built in the 18th century by Amar Chand Badwa, the prime minister of Mewar, Bagore Ki Haveli is a magnificent architectural masterpiece reflecting the lifestyle of the Rajput aristocracy. After the fall of the Mewar dynasty, the haveli was neglected for decades, and was renovated by the West Zone Cultural Centre (WZCC) in the late 20th century. Today, Bagore Ki Haveli serves as a magnificent museum and cultural centre, attracting history buffs, photographers and art lovers from around the world.

Bagore Ki Haveli Museum

The Bagore Ki Haveli Museum is the main attraction of the haveli, which displays an impressive collection of royal artifacts, traditional costumes, jewelry, and weapons. The museum is divided into various sections, each of which offers a unique glimpse of Rajasthan's royal past.

Highlights of Bagore Ki Haveli Museum:

Royal Rooms and Decor: The museum preserves over 138 rooms, decorated with stunning mirror work, intricate carvings, and frescoes.

Puppet Gallery: A fascinating display of traditional Rajasthani puppets used in folk storytelling.

Turban Collection: One of the largest collections of traditional Rajasthani turbans, showcasing different styles worn by kings and noblemen.

Weapons & Artifacts: A rare display of antique swords, daggers, and shields used by Rajput warriors.

Royal Wedding Section: A beautifully decorated area representing the grandeur of Mewar weddings

Bagore Ki Haveli Show Timings:

Show Timing: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (Daily)
Best Time to Arrive: At least 30-45 minutes early to get good seating.
During the show, visitors can witness incredible performances such as:

Ghoomar Dance: A graceful dance performed by Rajasthani women.
Bhavai Dance: A daring act where dancers balance multiple earthen pots on their heads.
Puppet Show: A lively performance using traditional Rajasthani puppets.
Kalbeliya Dance: A mesmerizing snake-like dance performed by the Kalbeliya community.
This cultural extravaganza at Bagore Ki Haveli is an absolute must for tourists who want to experience the rich heritage of Rajasthan.

Bagore Ki Haveli Tickets & Entry Fee

If you are planning to visit Bagore Ki Haveli, it is important to know about the Bagore Ki Haveli tickets price and entry fees. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the Bagore Ki Haveli entry fee for both the museum and the Dharohar Dance Show:
 

Category Ticket Price
 

• Indian Adults  -                        60/-
• Indian Children (5-12 yrs) -    30 /-
• Foreign Adults -                       100/-
• Foreign Children (5-12 yrs) -  50/-
• Camera Fee -                            50/-

Dharohar Dance Show Ticket Price
 

• Indian Adults -                          90/-
• Indian Children (5-12 yrs)  -    45/-
• Foreign Adults  -                       150/-
• Foreign Children (5-12 yrs) -   75/-
• Camera Fee  -                            150/-

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