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Phalodi
Constructed in 1750, Lal Niwas haveli at Phalodi is a major attraction. The literal meaning of Lal Niwas is Red Residence. It was gracefully built in red sandstone with charming interiors. The walls are beautifully decorated showing a great deal of expertise of the craftsmen of that era. The stunning chandeliers perforce make your eyes rise towards the ceiling. It was once the residence of the royal family. Several bird species migrate to lovely Phalodi which serves as their temporary home. It is a bird watchers’ delight; Keep a look out for colourful birds! You can reach Phalodi from the nearest Jodhpur airport which is at a distance of 135 km from the village. It is well connected with Jaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur by train.
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Sandwiched between the famous cities of Jaisalmer and Jodhpur, Phalodi village has a lot to offer to the tourists. It is a major centre of salt business. The marvellous temples in Phalodi are a must-see. The artwork of this place will leave you spellbound.
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