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Bagore Ki Haveli: A Glimpse into Udaipur’s Royal Heritage

Nestled near Gangaur Ghat by Lake Pichola, Bagore Ki Haveli is a cultural treasure of Udaipur. Built in the 18th century, this magnificent haveli is renowned for its royal architecture, vibrant cultural programs, and a rich museum showcasing Rajasthan’s traditions.

History of Bagore Ki Haveli

Bagore Ki Haveli was built in the 18th century by Amar Chand Badwa, the Prime Minister of Mewar. It served as a royal residence for many years before being transformed into a museum and cultural hub.

Architectural Highlights

The haveli comprises 138 rooms adorned with intricate glasswork, jharokhas, and carved ceilings. The courtyards and balconies offer a glimpse into the grandeur of Mewar architecture.

Museum and Exhibitions

Cultural Museum: Displays royal costumes, jewelry, and household items from the Mewar era.

Puppet Gallery: Dedicated to Rajasthan’s traditional puppet art.

Art Exhibitions: Features local paintings and handicrafts.

Cultural Programs

Dharohar Dance Show :  Every evening, traditional Rajasthani dance and music performances captivate the audience.

Highlights include Ghoomar, Bhavai, and puppet shows.

Instrumental Performances: Traditional Rajasthani instruments add to the charm of the cultural evening.

How to Reach Bagore Ki Haveli

By Train: Udaipur Railway Station (3 km away).

By Air: Maharana Pratap Airport (22 km away).

Local Transport: Easily accessible via bikes and scooty and easily available bike rent in udaipur or auto-rickshaws.

Entry Fee and Timings

Museum Entry Fee : ₹60 for Indians, ₹100 for Foreigners

Dharohar Dance Show Fee : ₹90 for Indians, ₹150 for Foreigners

Timings:  Museum: 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM

Dance Show: 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Nearby Attractions

Gangaur Ghat: A serene spot for photography and cultural experiences.

City Palace: A majestic palace showcasing Udaipur’s royal legacy.

Lake Pichola: Ideal for a boat ride and scenic views.