Bikaner Tour Rajasthan

Bikaner Tour Rajasthan

Bikaner known for its herds of camels. This city in the desert, nicknamed “red city”, once an important trading center crossed by caravans from far East and Arabia, was founded in 1488 by one of the sons of the King of Jodhpur. The Rathore prince Rao Bikaji, the liveliest and most enterprising son of Rao Jodhaji of Marwar, founded Bikaner in 1488 AD. Bikaner is known for its breeding of camels considered as part of the best in the world. Bikaner Tour Rajasthan
Today, Bikaner retains its medieval splendour. The city benefits always arid climate that surrounds him as protection against his enemies, but old town is however defended by imposing fortifications of seven kilometers long, dating from the 17th century and with five gates. In town, we frequently alongside carts pulled by camels. Women wear the traditional clothing of this region and the men are wearing this turban to Bikaner typical.
Visit of the Fort and the old palace. The Junagarh Fort, built in the 16th century dominates the city with its bulwark of a kilometre-long, fortified by bastions 40.
Unlike most strong Rajputs, this one was built on the plain and not on an eminence.It houses beautifully decorated with paintings, mirrors, carved marble palaces and pink and white sandstone temples. It’s an unassailable fortress, a nest of an eagle. Then, walk in the eco-friendly in the old town. Then visit a farm breeding of cha-meaux, considered as part of the best in the world. The fair to camels Bikaner is internationally renowned. Moreover, it is these same camels found all 26 January in Delhi (Indian national holiday) at the military parade.
Places to visit is Junagarh Fort, Jain Temple Bhandasar, National Research Centre on Camel, National Research Centre on Camel, The Royal Cenotaphs, Shri Laxminath Temple, Kote Gate market, Ganga Singh Museum, Prachina Museum, Gajner Temple, Kodamdeshwar Temple, Shiv Bari Temple. plan a visit of Bikaner Tour Rajasthan.