Travel Destination in Bikaner   

1. Junagarh Fort

Raja Rai Singh constructed Junagarh Fort in 1593. When the ruling family decided to move to Lalgarh Palace outside the fort’s boundaries, the fort, which had previously been known as Chintamani, was given the new name Junagarh, which means “Old Fort.” The fort’s architecture includes temples and palaces. The delicately designed lawns, windows, and galleries catch visitors’ attention. Tourists are particularly drawn to the Zenana quarters because of their excellent designs and high creative abilities.

The major attractions here include the Karan Mahal, Anup Mahal, Chandra Mahal, and Phool Mahal. Crocodiles are believed to have been raised in the water canal that surrounds the impressive fort. This location is regarded as one of the top tourist attractions in Bikaner because of the exquisite combination of Mughal, Gujarati, and Rajput styles in the architecture.

Junagarh Fort Road in Bikaner

Location: Junagarh Fort Road in Bikaner 

Timings:  10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Entry Fees: 

Indians	Rs 50 per person
Indian students	Rs 30 per person
Foreigners	Rs 300 per person
Foreign students	Rs 150 per person

 

2. Karni Mata Temple

Karni Mata Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Karni Mata at Deshnoke, 30 km from Bikaner, in Rajasthan, India. The temple is famous for the approximately 25,000 black rats and a few white rats (which are rarest to be seen) that live, and are revered, in the temple. Rats are present throughout the temple premises. They jump and jump over the bodies of the devotees, but do not harm anyone. To protect these rats from eagles, vultures, and other animals, there is a fine mesh in the open places in the temple. Due to the presence of these rats, this temple of Shri Karni Devi is also known as the Rat Temple. It is considered to be extremely lucky if a devotee sees a white mouse in this area. These holy rats are thought to have been Depawat Charanas in a previous life; they are born in the cycles of mice and humans, respectively. To express their respect, many people travel great distances. In addition to people seeking blessings from all over the nation, the temple attracts curious travelers from all over

Rat Temple In Bikaner

Location: NH 89, Deshnok, Rajasthan 334801

Timings:4:00 AM – 10:00 PM

3. Gajner Palace

One of Bikaner’s well-liked tourist destinations is the Gajner Palace, which is located on the edge of a lake. Maharaja Ganga Singh Ji, a former governor of the province of Bikaner, constructed the castle. In the past, Gajner Palace served as a hunting and vacation lodge where the King of Bikaner and members of the royal family shared their love of hunting with the visitors.

It is a classic example of craftsmanship and is made of red sandstone. The main attractions of the palace are its intricately carved pillars, jharokhas, and screens.

This location is regarded as one of the best places to visit in Bikaner because visitors can see wandering animals like Nilgais, Chinkaras, Blue Bull, and Deer as well as wandering birds like Imperial Sand Goose, Antelopes, and Black Bucks.

A beautiful heritage hotel

Location: Gajner near nal airport, Rajasthan 334301

Timings:  9:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Entry Fees: Rs 250 Per Person

4. Lallgarh Palace

Lalgarh Palace is a palace and heritage hotel in Bikaner, Rajasthan, India. It was built between 1902 and 1926 for Sir Ganga Singh, Maharaja of Bikaner. A portion of Lalgarh Palace, Laxmi Niwas Palace was given on lease and is currently being used as a heritage hotel.

Lalgarh Palace is one of Bikaner’s architectural marvels. Maharaja Ganga Singh built this magnificent palace in the early 20th century. The palace is a great place to spend your vacation now that it has been converted into a hotel. Visitors are drawn to this location by the extravagant Rajputana design combined with the elegant interior décor.

The Ganga Niwas, which houses the palace, also contains a museum. The miniature paintings displayed here are associated with the Bikaner School of Art. Additionally, a library houses a sizable collection of Sanskrit manuscripts that have been printed on parchment, copper, silver, and gold plaques. This location is regarded as one of the top tourist attractions in Bikaner because it preserves artifacts from the Kushan, Gupta, and Harappan cultures.

A beautiful heritage hotel

Location : Lallgarh Palace Complex Opposite Roadways Bus Stand, Bikaner, Rajasthan 334001

Entry fees – Rs10/- per person for Indians 

                     Rs 20/- per person for foreigners.

5. Rampuria Haveli

 

Over a few hundred years, the wealthy merchants of Bikaner construct the Rampuriahavelis. These havelis of Bikaner are more than just works of art that stand majestically. They are the ideal illustration of the delicate aesthetic sagacity that our ancestors bestowed upon us.

These Havelis in Bikaner move us to the time of our ancestors, and when you take in the splendor of their beauty and majesty, you feel as though you are traveling back in time to a few now-past decades. This is also one of the top attractions to see in Bikaner in a single day.

A heritage hotel

Location: Rampuria Haveli, Joshiwara, Mohalla, Bikaner, Rajasthan

Timing: It is open during all the hours and days of the year