In the arid Northern Rajasthan, the Shekhawati region produced the founder's of some of India's finest business houses way back in the 17th and 18th centuries. As trade centres moved, the families moved on. The mansions they left behind gained attention only in the last two decades when intrepid visitors started stumbling upon a virtual open air art gallery of dimensions unparalleled anywhere. The mansions, the memorials, the temples, the wells, the ponds are all painted with murals and motifs of all kinds in rich colors.

The accommodation consists of twenty-nine suites and deluxe rooms in two connected blocks.
The living quarters consist of rooms in two blocks - Upper and Lower Block.
The Upper Block served as the family's private quarters. The rooms are located around a covered walkway surrounding a central rectangular courtyard. The entrance is across a heavy wooden door with decorative brass plates. The door leads to the inner courtyard through a labyrinth where helpers and workers spent lazy afternoons waiting for the master's command.
The Lower Block and larger block surrounds the pool and opens to the garden. This is where business visitors and guests were entertained.

Indravilas is the Largest Haveli in Alsisar, Shekhawati. It has been refurnished to give the experience of the bygone era to the present day connoisseurs to come and savor the life of color and joy in the desert streets of this village.

By Air: Delhi, Jaipur
By Rail: Sadulpur Jn. (Rajgarh), Jhunjhunu (Bikaner Mail) (Shekhawati Exp.)
By Road -

Validity : 1st Oct, 09 till 30th Sep, 10