Nestled just at the verge of Thar Desert, Bikaner
is magnetic with its golden rustic beauty. A colossal fort,
a sprawling palace and a great Rajput history all mixed with
one another makes the great heritage of Bikaner. The delicacies
of Bikaner snacks also make the tour in Bikaner worth cherished.
The Sites You Should Not Miss in Bikaner
Junagarh Fort
Built by Maharaja Rai Singh in 1593, Junagarh Fort is perched
above 700 ft hill swanking
a majestic beauty. Rich with traditional Rajput architecture,
the fort dominates over its surroundings. The attractions inside
the fort that make it even more appealing are Anup Mahal, Chandra
Mahal, Rang Mahal, Diwan-e-Khas, Badal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Phool
Mahal and Ganga Mahal.
Gajner Palace
Now converted into a luxurious heritage hotel, Gajner Palace
used to be the summer resort of the Bikaner rulers. The exquisite
artistry of the palace is even more epitomized as the tranquil
lakes surround it.
Karni Mata Temple
Situated in Deshnoke village, 30 kilometers from Bikaner, Karni
Mata Temple is famous both for its 600-year-old heritage and
rats, which are being fostered here. The temple is dedicated
to Karni Mata, an incarnation of Goddess Durga
Lalgarh Palace
Built by Maharaja Ganga Singh, Lalgarh Palace is a splendid
example of Rajput artistry. Adorned with intricate latticework
and decorated balconies, this palace is signature architecture
of Sir Swinton Jacob.
Camel Research and Breeding Farm
Just at 8 kilometers from Bikaner, there is Camel Research and
Breeding Farm, which happens to be unique in India and in Asia
as well. You can see the camels breeding and taking training
here.
Only in Bikaner!
Camel Festival
Dedicated solely to the most loyal companion of Rajasthan people
– camels, Camel Festival is a must watch celebration in
Bikaner. A number of competitions are arranged here where stunningly
caparisoned camels fight with one another for beauty pageant
and also take part in the race. People arriving here from neighbouring
villages and towns make the city alive every year in the month
of January.
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The Pushkar Fair is organized in the Hindu month of Kartika. It starts on the eighth day (ashtmi) and ends on the full moon day (poornima), as per the lunar calendar.
The Pushkar Fair is organized in the Hindu month of Kartika. It starts on the eighth day (ashtmi) and ends on the full moon day (poornima), as per the lunar calendar.
The Golden Temple, is the most sacred and holiest shrine of Sikhism. The official name of the Temple is “Harmandir Sahib”, or “Darbar Sahib”, which means literally “The Abode of God”.
Travel to Rajasthan gives you a comprehensive guide to have a close look on the nature and lifestyle of the Rajasthani people. Know about those mystique forts and palaces that have seen history to change colors numerous times.
