Mukundgarh, a little charming village located at a distance of around 25 kms from Mandawa is renowned for its havelis and fort.

The village has a very good handicraft market and is also known for the famous

Jhunjhunwala Haveli that is said to be carrying stories of Krishna and Radha.

This village of Mukundgarh belongs to the Shekhawati region and stand evidences of the medieval times.

The Open Air Art Gallery is famous for its painted havelis that display excellent work by the artisans of those times.

This gallery has a plethora of pieces of art displaying the trends of the times from 1750 AD to 1930 AD.

Jhunjhunwala Haveli is said to depict stories of Krishna and Radha.

The main entrance is a carved wooden gate leading into a courtyard that leads to a second courtyard.

The windows are exquisitely latticed and carved.

The facades, gateways, courtyard walls, parapets and ceilings are covered with frescos that present a stunning sight.