A look inside 102-year-old Haveli in Amritsar. A heritage mansion in Amritsar, built in 1924, features stunning architecture, traditional décor, and a rich history. Let's take a look inside. What does a century-old heritage mansion nestled within the historic streets of Amritsar look like? On August 8 and 9, in a two-part Instagram Reel, Bonnie Ghuman, a blogger who goes by Travel with Bonnie on social media, shared a tour of a 102-year-old mansion, built in 1924.Also Read | Step inside Taj Mahal lookalike home a man built for his wife featuring 24-foot-high double ceilings, grand interiorsInside a 120-year-old haveli in AmritsarSharing the video on Instagram, Bonnie wrote, “A Hidden Piece of Amritsar’s Heritage. Today, while roaming through the old streets of Amritsar, I came across this beautiful heritage haveli quietly standing among the narrow lanes.”The blogger highlighted how the old walls, traditional architecture, and timeless charm of the mansion told a story of a different era when these streets were filled with families, traditions, and memories passed down through generations. “Places like this remind us that Amritsar is not just a city, it is a living history,” he added.Take a look inside the mansion:The Seth HaveliAccording to the blogger, the Seth family purchased the property in 1974, giving this old haveli a new chapter while preserving its connection with the past. It is believed to have once belonged to British residents. “Every old haveli has a story — stories of families, changing times, Partition, and generations that came and went. Walking through the streets of Amritsar reminds us that history is not always found in museums. Sometimes, it is quietly standing behind an old door.” The architectureThe facade of the house is as grand as the interiors, preserving years of history. It speaks of a bygone time when houses had arched windows and doorways, jaalis to let in natural light and maintain ventilation, stunning encaustic-tiled floors, old switchboards with circular buttons, grand pillars, and grand floor-to-ceiling 100-year-old almirahs with old-wood decor.Grand verandahs inside the home and wooden staircases flanked by grand balustrades and balconies make the interiors feel more spacious. The home tour video also revealed that the multi-story mansion still retains the old marble tiling and stained-glasswork from a bygone era.The videos also reveal that the home has been used for many film shoots. The blogger revealed that the terrace was seen in one of the scenes of Dhurandhar, featuring Ranveer Singh. The terrace also features stunning views of the entire city of Amritsar. One can also see the Golden Temple from the terrace of the mansion, decorated with a variety of plants.Krishna Priya Pallavi is a journalist with over 9 years of experience, covering health, fashion, pop culture, travel, wellness, entertainment, festivals, mental health, art, decor, fitness, and sex and relationships. She is an alumna of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Dhenkanal, and holds an undergraduate degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. Her strong academic foundation informs her analytical and detail-oriented approach to storytelling, helping her uncover stories where none seem to exist.