Mahansar, Ramgarh and Lakshmangarh, Jaipur

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Some of the most outstanding murals and Hindu monuments in the region are scattered across three small towns in the far north and west of Shekhawati: Mahansar, Ramgarh and Lakshmangarh.

Of these, only Mahansar has any accommodation (an old fort that's been converted into a characterful, and relatively inexpensive, heritage hotel), but you can reach the other two easily enough on day-trips from Fatehpur.

 

Mahansar

Ramgarh

Lakshmangarh

 

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