The rustic city of Bikaner retains its medieval charm. Founded by Rao Bikaji, the Rathore prince in1488, Bikaner is well known for its camel-breeding farm. The fortified city has to its credit the magnificent buildings and palaces still holding to their royal charm. Stepping into the Bikaner you will be appalled at the acres of barren wilderness, the never ending sand dunes meeting the horizon, at times broken by the camel riders and enchanting havelis. Tourist Attractions in Bikaner offer you a glimpse into the desert lifestyle of the village folks, the spectacular forts and magnificent havelis, enchanting sand dunes, lilting folk music in the chilling nights and camel safaris.
Traveling to Bikaner would be ideal during the winter months; October to March. Most of us are drawn towards the rustic charm of Bikaner that transports you to the bygone era when time stood still. Enchanting rides on camel drawn carts are enjoyable. The desert landscape is broken by the red sandstone havelis with jharokas and the gigantic Junagarh Fort that stands with an imposing stance. It is amazing to find the chiseled window screens, the lattice works in the fringes, the designed pavilions and carved archways, the embroidered borders with gold leaf work and mirror and glass fillings.
Touring the world famous Camel breeding farm should feature in your itinerary while the glorious Gajner Palace is a must see.The other tourist attractions in Bikaner are the famous Karni Mata Templewhich is about 30 kms from the city. Also enjoy the archeological sites of Kalibangan and Khichan on your tour to Bikaner.
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