Shiv Bari Temple
Located at a distance of 6 kilometers from the main Bikaner city, delightful Shiv Bari Temple is the best religious place of camel town Bikaner. Built by Maharaja Doongar Singhji in the memory of his father Maharaj Lall Singhji, the Shiv Bari Temple in Bikaner, is dedicated to Lord Shiva, has a beautiful wall panting of Nandi Bull facing the Shiva Lingam.
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Junagarh Fort
Located at 1.5 K.M. away from the center of the city, the Junagarh Fort is synonym of an impressive fort in Bikaner. Founded in 1587 AD by Raja Rai Singh, this fort has never been conquered. Raja Rai Singh was a general in Mughal Emperor Akbar's army.
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Lalgadh Palace
Built between 1902-1926 by Maharaja Ganga Singh, in the memory of his father, Maharaj Lall Singhj, Lalgadh Palace is an attractive red palace, displaying a perfect merge of Rajput and European architectural style.
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Camel Research Centre
Located in the Jorbeer area at a distance of about 10 km from Bikaner city, the National Research Centre of Camel, Bikaner was founded on July 1984. Earlier, this centre was recognized as camel breeding farm under the guidance of college of Veterinary and Animal Science, Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner. This is a government managed centre which is probably exclusive in Asia.
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Gajner Palace
Set on the banks of a serene lake, the Gajner Palace lie ensconced in the midst of wooded grounds and is a charming lavish home that has been transformed into a heritage hotel and is a glittering jewel on the Bikaner’s crown. Gracefully carved columns, sculpted pillars and Jharokha windows add to the quiet class of this heritage palace in Bikaner, Rajasthan.
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Bhandeshwar Jain Temples
Situated in Bikaner in Rajasthan, Bhandeshwar Jain Temple is among the most important places to see in this golden desert region in North India. Inside of this Jain temple in Bikaner, it is totally diferent from the one, you would have seen in India.
This temple is oldest existing structure in Bikaner. The striking temple was raised near Laxminath temple in 1514A.D. by two brothers Bhandeshwar and Sandheswar and named after them.
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