Introduction: Shekhawati actual meaning is ‘Garden of Shekha’ whose name is derived from its ex-ruler Rao Shekha. It is essentially a semi desert region in the north of Rajasthan and is fabulously located in the Delhi-Bikaner-Jaipur triangle. Alternatively, it is also renowned as "Open art gallery of Rajasthan" as this district is notable for its incredible havelis superlatively dyed and festooned. The then affluent merchants of this region awesomely constructed these Shekhawati havelis and most of them belong to the 18th century. The aura and grandeur of these glittery havelis is highlighted with painted murals, carvings, frescos, and their walls and ceilings are studded with the imagery of huge animals. Above and beyond, some havelis have murals displaying the coming of British and others seem to emphasis on train and steam locomotives.
Weather in Shekhawati Rajasthan: The climatic conditions of Shekhawati in Rajasthan, India are typically desert type. The natives of the place undergo hot and dry summers. On average, temperature in summers reaches up to 41.2°C and minimum it goes to 29°C. But, in winters, it falls down maximum up to 30°C and minimum up to 10.5° C. So, you can map out Shekhawati tour in Rajasthan in the months of October to March.
How to Reach Shekhawati Rajasthan:
By Air to Shekhawati: The closest airport from Shekhawati district is in Jaipur. Regularly, the domestic flights link Jaipur to main cities of India such as Delhi, Mumbai and Udaipur.
By Road to Shekhawati: There is a wide network of roads that cover Shekhawati region. But, the best way to enter the region is either by the means of Jaipur or from Bikaner.
By Rail to Shekhawati Even if you want to travel to Shekhawati by rail, then note that two chief railheads are situated close to Jaipur and Bikaner and countless trains connect these stations with Delhi, Mumbai, Udaipur Jodhpur, and so forth.
