Havelis or palatial residence of Delhi symbolise the historical and cultural grandeur, which have been an innate part of the the historical city for centuries. The history of havelis date back to the days when the city was called Shahjahanbad during Shahjahan tenure 1638-1649. Though many of the havelis were destroyed during the mutiny of 1857, yet many of the havelis, which were residence of rich and famous people of the city, are still present in some parts of Old Delhi.
Built in classical style, the havelis of Delhi were a grand edifice in their hey-days, which have become one of prime tourist attraction for visitors willing to peep into rich historical past of Old Delhi. It is worth putting one at greater understanding of richness and grandeur of cultural panorama of society hundreds years ago. A visit to these havelis along with its nearby locations, which are abode to many of famous historical monuments and sightseeing spots, constitute a fine excursion opportunity for tourists.
Built in classical style, the havelis of Delhi were a grand edifice in their hey-days, which have become one of prime tourist attraction for visitors willing to peep into rich historical past of Old Delhi. It is worth putting one at greater understanding of richness and grandeur of cultural panorama of society hundreds years ago. A visit to these havelis along with its nearby locations, which are abode to many of famous historical monuments and sightseeing spots, constitute a fine excursion opportunity for tourists.
