Tankshal Ni Haveli

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Approximate Distance From Where You Are: 338.14 Kilometer

Tankshal means a mint facility and this area had the coin mint in historical times, with the residential areas of the workers. The Tankshal Road today is a bustling market and leads to the book market below Fernandes Bridge that was built over a stream that once flowed in this area. Just off the Tankhal Road lies the Tankshal Haveli, also called Tankshal-ni-Haveli.

This haveli was probably built in the 1800s. It was converted into a girl’s school in 1925 but has been derelict for many years.

Tankshal Haveli presents an impressive three-tier façade with exquisite woodcarvings. The ground floor has a plinth with pillars crowned by carved brackets. The first floor has large windows and a profusion of fine carvings, including floral motifs.

The haveli is earmarked for restoration.

MOST POPULAR ATTRACTION

If you look closely at the wooden carvings, you will notice that no two designs are similar. The Haveli has a story to tell, all you need to do is visit and watch with your own eyes!

NEARBY AMENITIES

APPROXIMATE TIME REQUIRED TO VISIT

15 Minutes

THINGS TO KNOW

Being privately owned premises, not all parts of house are open to visitors. The haveli owners reserve the right to allow visitors at their own discretion.

Timings :01:00 TO 08:00

Entry Fee : Free