Bikaner

Junagarh Fort

The Junagarh Fort is sited at 700 feet above sea level and was erected by Rai Singh. The fort and its palaces are profusely wreathed with glorious stone carvings .The major edifices give the impression of rich inlay of excellence. The stunning glass work on the walls makes it look incredible. The pure compassion of the rulers is displayed in their edifices. It also stocks a Museum .With its pink sandstone walls imprinted with elusive tracery it...

Lallgarh Palace

The Lalgarh Palalce is an architectural masterpiece. The palace erection is quite impressive with gorgeous lattice work and filigree work.The sprawling lawns with blooming blossoms and twirling peacocks brand it as a visual extravagance. A slice of the Lalgarh Palace is authorized as the Sadul Museum comprising well-preserved old snapshots and wildlife trophies.

Camel Research Farm

The best brand of the ships of the desert in Asia can be appreciated at the camel research and breeding centre only 8 Kms from Bikaner. This 2000 acres of semi-arid land is managed by the Central Government. The Camel Corps of Bikaner were eminent rebellions during the ancient times and are still an authoritative measure of the desert warfare and defence through the Border Security Force (BSF).

Kolayat

Kolayat is an outstanding lake with 52 ghats and is also sheltered by banyan trees. The lakeside is wallowed with temples offering it the significance of a tritha or pilgrimage. Individuals yield divine dips in Kolayat Lake. It is considered very auspicious to take a dip in this lake on Kartik Poornima. The largest fair of Bikaner, the Kapil Muni Fair is held at Kolayat on Kartik Poornima.

Deshnok

At about a distance of 30 Kms lies the most mesmerising shrine of Karni Mata. One can sight the rats which are considered to be personifications of storytellers. They are acknowledged as Kabas, and it is remarkably fortunate to have one run across your feet.