Bikaner is yet another royal city of Rajasthan which has timeless appeal. It is also well-known for its variety of riding camels, hence rightly named as the camel country. The strategic location of this city is on the ancient routes that came from Asia, making it the hub of trade in the ancient times. Bikaner holds a medieval style that dominates most of its life style. Alike Jaisalmer, this city held its importance in the medieval ages. High fortifications, including a 7 kilometer long wall encircle all five entrances to the city. Bikaner tour will stumble upon the eventful history connected to its past.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
Best time to visit:
October to March How To Reach:
By Air: Nal Airport (15 km) and Jaipur International Airport (330 km) / By Train: Bikaner Junction Railway Station / By Road: Well connected to Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and Delhi via national highways Famous for:
Junagarh Fort / Camel Breeding Farm / Karni Mata Temple (Rat Temple) / Bikaneri Bhujia Famous Festivals:
Bikaner Camel Festival / Gangaur Festival / Teej Festival Food & Cuisines:
Bikaneri Bhujia / Rasgulla / Kachori / Gatte Ki Sabzi / Dal Baati Churma Shopping Places:
Kote Gate Market / Station Road Market / Mahatma Gandhi Road Market / Local Handicraft & Leather Markets Climate And Geography:
Bikaner is located in the northwestern part of Rajasthan, within the Thar Desert region. The city experiences hot summers, low rainfall, and pleasant winters. Known as the "Camel Country of Rajasthan," Bikaner is famous for its desert landscape, rich heritage, and vibrant culture.