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Salim Singh Ki Haveli

Also known as Salim Singh Haveli

Old City, JaisalmerHistoric mansion

Recognisable by its dramatic projecting upper storeys, this merchant haveli reflects the ambition and artistry of nineteenth-century Jaisalmer.

See our guide to The Havelis of Jaisalmer

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About Salim Singh Ki Haveli

Salim Singh ki Haveli was built around 1815 for Salim Singh, Jaisalmer's powerful prime minister, on the remains of an older house. Its upper floors flare out over the street, and the top storey is ringed by 38 balconies beneath a roof shaped like a peacock.

Salim Singh was feared in his day, and stories of his ambition, including the extra storeys he's said to have planned so his house would rival the ruler's palace, are part of any visit.

Salim Singh Ki Haveli At A Glance

Location
Old City, Jaisalmer
Type
Haveli
Heritage Status
Historic mansion
Entry
₹100 foreign nationals · ₹60 Indian citizens

Know Before You Go

Timings

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Weekly closed: Open all days

Online Booking

No confirmed online option — offline only

Restrictions

Camera fee for photography; no food inside

Washrooms

Basic facilities nearby

Good To Know

Visiting Salim Singh Ki Haveli

How is it different from Patwon ki Haveli?

It's a single, smaller mansion rather than a group, but its overhanging upper storeys and peacock roof make it the most striking haveli from the street.

How long does a visit take?

About 30 to 45 minutes.

What is the Salim Singh Ki Haveli entry fee?

₹100 foreign nationals, ₹60 Indian citizens. Tickets for the sites on your route can be included in your trip estimate.

What are the Salim Singh Ki Haveli timings?

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Open every day of the week.

Can I book Salim Singh Ki Haveli tickets online?

No confirmed online option — offline only.

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