BEST WEEKEND DESTINATIONS - TRAVEL INFORMATION BIKANER RAJASTHAN
Rajput King Rao
Bikaji was in progress to construct this city in 1465 and completed in
1488 AD. It is fifth largest city in Rajasthan. Bikaner is situated in
the middle of the Thar Desert and has a hot desert climate with very
little rainfall and extreme temperatures. Additional, it is commonly
called the camel country; the city is well-known for the finest riding
camels in the world.
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PLACES TO VISIT IN BIKANER
JUNAGARH
FORT- The Junagarh Fort and its temples and palaces are preserved as
museums. It was built by Raja Rai Singh between the years of 1589 -1594
AD. The fort was initially called Chintamani and was renamed Junagarh or
"Old Fort" in the early 20th century.
GAJNER
LAKE- Gajner Lake is a non-natural lake that is decades old. The
gigantic gate of this lake has turn into one of the representative
places of Bikaner. Once a summer holiday home of Maharanas, the lake is
now part of a luxury hotel. It is extremely peaceful and tourist free.
GANGA SINGH MUSEUM- This Museum is acclaimed as the best museum in all
of Rajasthan. It displays a rich array of archaeological discoveries
from primitive Harrapan and near the beginning Gupta period. Ganga Singh
Museum has a enormous selection of pottery, carpets, coins, paintings,
arts and craft, ancient Rajput weaponry and terracotta.
National
Research Centre on Camel- It is also known as a Camel Breeding Farm and
was established in 1984 by the central government.It is a farm occupied
in the research of camels. Visitors are welcome in the afternoons.
Learn about the camel breed common to the area. The farm permits
tourists at certain hours of the day.
LAXMI NATH TEMPLE- This
temple is positioned on the mount in the middle of Bikaner, the place
where the city was original founded. This temple is oldest existing
construction in Bikaner.It was established by Maharaja Rao Lunakaran in
the period between 1504 and 1526.
HOW TO REACH BIKANER IN RAJASTHAN
REACHING
BIKANER BY AIR-Bikaner does not have its own airport; the closest
airport will be the Jodhpur Airport, which is 251 kilometers away from
the city and Sanganer airport Jaipur (325 km). Jaipur Airport is Indian
Airlines, Air Deccan, Jet Airways, Air Sahara and Go Air.
REACHING
BIKANER BY TRAIN- Bikaner is well linked with rail and road set-up with
all chief cities of the country. Bikaner has two railheads- Bikaner
Junction and Lalgarh Railway Station. Both the stations are
approximately 6 kilometres away from each other. It is connected to most
of the Indian cities like Delhi (via Rajasthan Sampark Kranti Express
Slip and Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Bikaner Intercity Express), Jodhpur (via
Kalka Barmer Chandigarh Express), Punjab (via Adi Jat Express).
REACHING
BIKANER BY BUS- Bikaner is well-connected with abundance of bus
services. People can prefer a particular bus service that ranges from
the premium coaches like volvo, luxury, air-conditioned,
non-air-conditioned and deluxe buses to other state-owned government
buses. Most well-liked routes that operate from Bikaner are for Delhi,
Ganganagar, Pali, Jodhpur, Agra, Ajmer, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Jhunjhunu,
Jaisalmer, Udaipur and Kota.
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