Parasrampuria is a small village 20 kms southwest of Nawalgarh. Earlier it was the estate of Sardul Singh, the local Rajput ruler.
It boasts of some of the oldest and the best preserved Shekhawati paintings in the region.
Chhatri of Thakur Shardul Singh
Shyamji Sharaf Haveli in Parasrampuria
In Parasrampuria, The Shyamji Sharaf Haveli is located near the bus stand.
It has well preserved Rajasthani paintings. These Paintings show a grandmother having her hair attended, women on a spinning wheel and an English woman in polished boots holding a parasol.
Another frieze depicts Europeans in a car. Other frescoes depict gods and goddesses.
Chhatri of Thakur Shardul Singh
There is Chhatri of Thakur Shardul Singh, which is one of the finest examples of Shekhawati art.
There are other Monuments located in Parasrampuria which include the Gopinath temple, built in 1742, whose murals include depictions of the torments of hell (a common theme in the eighteenth century).
