Junagarh Fort

Built under Raja Rai Singh in the late 16th century, Junagarh preserves richly decorated palaces and courtyards. Red sandstone and marble details make it a striking introduction to Bikaner's royal architecture.
Explore Bikaner's royal heritage, old-city streets and nearby pilgrimage sites. Share the places you want to visit and we will help arrange a taxi quotation.
Rao Bika founded Bikaner in 1488. Its forts, palaces and red-stone residences reflect the city's royal and trading heritage.
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Built under Raja Rai Singh in the late 16th century, Junagarh preserves richly decorated palaces and courtyards. Red sandstone and marble details make it a striking introduction to Bikaner's royal architecture.

These residences are associated with Bikaner's prosperous Rampuria family. Their carved red-stone façades, windows and ornamental balconies reveal the craftsmanship of the city's historic homes.

Maharaja Ganga Singh commissioned Lalgarh Palace in memory of his father, Maharaja Lal Singh. The palace represents Bikaner's royal building tradition of the early 20th century.

These royal cenotaphs commemorate members of Bikaner’s ruling family. Domed pavilions and marble craftsmanship preserve the memory of the dynasty.

This historic Jain temple is dedicated to Sumatinath, the fifth Tirthankara. Its decoration includes murals, mirror work and gold-leaf paintings.

This government research and breeding centre introduces visitors to camels and their importance in the desert region. Check current visitor arrangements before travelling.

Maharaja Doongar Singh commissioned this 19th-century Shiva temple in memory of his father. It is also known as Laleshwar Mahadev Mandir.
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This pilgrimage temple is dedicated to Karni Mata. It is known for its marble entrance and the rats, called kabas, that devotees regard as sacred.

Gajner Palace served as a royal hunting retreat and now operates as a heritage hotel. Its lakeside setting and red-stone architecture offer a different view of the region’s royal heritage.
Gajner is outside Bikaner city. Request a separate excursion quotation and confirm visitor access before travelling.

Raisar village near Bikaner offers a desert setting with sand dunes. Plan an excursion to experience the landscape and enquire about a desert camp visit.
Ask the selected camp operator about camel rides, safari activities, meals and evening programmes. Availability, timings and prices should be confirmed directly before your visit.
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Enquire About Raisar Taxi ↗Heritage and photo source: Rajasthan Tourism. Deshnok, Gajner and Raisar are separate excursions outside Bikaner city; confirm the route and applicable fare when booking.
Up to 8 hours / 80 km. Extra distance: ₹10 per km. Toll tax and parking charges are extra.
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