Kite-flying & High Tea

Pair flying kites and a decadent 3-course High-tea on the Haveli’s rooftop. Enjoy the breathtaking view of Old Delhi and of a blue sky filled with vibrant colorful kites soaring in a breeze. Fly kites at the rooftop of Haveli Dharampura along with a lavish 3 course Hi-Tea. It is breathtakingly beautiful to look at the sky covered with colorful kites from the Haveli rooftop, especially when a cool breeze takes them higher. Built around 200 years ago, Haveli Dharampura derives its name from its locality. Dharampura was named after the word Dharam-religion, likely because of the presence of a large number of Jain temples and a close proximity of the historic Jama Masjid. The Haveli documents showcased that the Haveli belonged to a Muslim family till 1869 and then was owned by a Baniya family (Business caste). In 1982 the Haveli was passed on to an adopted son belonging to Jain Community. In 2010, the Haveli was adopted for restoration and conservation. It took nearly 6 long years and 50 odd workmen under personal supervision to achieve the desired results. In fact, it took 3 years to stabilize the structure of the Haveli. Initially, the idea was to make it into a museum to showcase the preservation and conservation. However, it was only after the 4th year when the beautification work started that the idea of using it as a Boutique Hotel was conceptualized. The Haveli has 14 rooms for guests to stay in named after the Gates or the Markets of Old Delhi.