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Bikaner, a city of vibrant colors and rich history, is a treasure trove in the heart of Rajasthan. Founded by Rao Bika in 1488, it boasts stunning architecture like the grand Junagarh Fort, where every stone tells a story of royalty.This city isn’t just about history; it’s a feast for the senses. From the world-famous Bikaneri Bhujia to sweet delights like Ghewar and Rasgulla, Bikaner’s culinary scene is irresistible. Don’t miss the Camel Festival, a lively celebration that showcases the city’s deep-rooted traditions.Beyond the city lies the Thar Desert, inviting you to experience the thrill of camel safaris and the serene beauty of Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary.In Bikaner, every corner whispers tales of the past while embracing the present—a perfect blend of culture, cuisine, and adventure. Discover Bikaner, where the desert meets the divine.
This impressive fort is one of the few in Rajasthan not built on a hilltop. It features intricate carvings, grand palaces, and museums that showcase royal artifacts.
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Built by Maharaja Ganga Singh, this architectural marvel is a blend of Rajput, Mughal, and European styles. Part of the palace is now a luxury heritage hotel, while another section houses a museum.
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This museum houses a diverse collection of ancient artifacts, sculptures, paintings, and coins that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan.
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Indian Nationals: ₹10
Foreign Nationals: ₹50
Bikaner is known as the camel capital of India, and this center offers insights into camel breeding and research. Visitors can learn about different camel breeds and enjoy camel rides.
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Camel Ride: Additional charges (around ₹50-₹100 depending on the duration).
This 15th-century temple is known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant frescoes depicting Jain stories and legends.
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Entry Fee: Free
Donation: Voluntary contributions are appreciated.
The Rampuria Havelis are a group of grand mansions known for their exquisite architecture, intricate carvings, and richly decorated interiors, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Bikaner’s wealthy merchants.
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Entry Fee: Generally, no entry fee as these are private residences. However, guided tours can be arranged through local tour operators at a cost.
Located within the Junagarh Fort, this museum offers a deep dive into the royal history of Bikaner, displaying royal costumes, accessories, and artifacts from the past.
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Indian Nationals: ₹10
Foreign Nationals: ₹50
This museum houses a diverse collection of ancient artifacts, sculptures, paintings, and coins that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan.
Entry Fees:-
Entry Fee:
Indian Nationals: ₹10
Foreign Nationals: ₹50
Though not a place, the annual Camel Festival is a significant event that showcases the culture of Bikaner. Held in January, it features camel races, dances, and a vibrant display of local arts and crafts.
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Entry Fee: Free to attend the festival. However, there may be charges for certain events or activities.
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