Bikaner — The Camel Country of India

2Nights/3Days
Pickup: Airport / Railway
Bikaner

Bikaner, known as the “Camel Country,” got its nickname because of its long history with camels. The city is famous for camel breeding and its Camel Festival, where you can see camel races, dances, and beauty contests.

The city is known for its unique cultural heritage, especially the annual Camel Festival. This lively event celebrates the important role of camels in Rajasthani life with colourful parades and fun competitions.

You can also visit Bikaner for its amazing cuisine, especially its famous snacks like bhujia, a spicy, crunchy treat loved all over India.

Start your journey from Bikaner Airport or Railway Station and head to your hotel. Then visit Junagarh Fort, known for its grand palaces, detailed carvings, and beautiful courtyards. The fort is famous for its mix of Rajput and Mughal styles and offers great views and a look into royal history.

You can visit Lalgarh Palace to see its beautiful mix of Rajput, Mughal, and European styles, and feel the royal charm in its grand rooms. Then, go to the Sadul Museum to experience Bikaner’s history through its interesting exhibits and royal artefacts.

Next, visit the Ganga Singh Museum to see a great collection of artefacts. Then, head to the National Research Centre on Camels to learn about camel breeding and care.

On the second day, you can drive to Deshnok to visit the unique Karni Mata Temple. Here, you’ll see thousands of sacred rats, which are revered and add a fascinating touch to your visit.

You can visit the Bhandasar Jain Temple to see its amazing wall paintings and soak up its historic charm. Then, explore the Rampuria Havelis to admire their detailed designs and feel the rich history of these beautifully preserved buildings.

You can walk through Bikaner’s old city, visit the Prachina Museum in Junagarh Fort, and enjoy a traditional Rajasthani dinner with lively cultural performances in the evening.

On your final day, check out from the hotel after breakfast. If you have time, visit Devi Kund Sagar to see its beautiful memorials and enjoy the peaceful setting.

Depending on your departure time, you can explore the city or shop for souvenirs before heading to Bikaner Airport or Railway Station for your onward journey.

Departure & Return Location

Bikaner Airport / Bikaner Railway Station,

Price Includes

Pick-up and Drop-off or Transfers from Airport / Railway Station, etc.
Personal vehicle for sightseeing to the points as mentioned in the package.
All applicable driver allowance, toll tax, parking charges etc. as per the itinerary is included.
Please note any additional govt charges based on usage outside the package will be charged additional.
The meals outside the hotel (as included in the package) shall be managed for Vegetarians, Non-Vegetarians.
Any additional requirement of Jain Meals or Vegan Meals shall be managed on the best effort basis from our side.

Price Excludes

5% GST
Charges not mentioned in the itinerary
Client-caused damages in the hotel or vehicle
Extra cost for adventure activities not included
Additional meals or transfers
Early check-in and late checkout fees
Charges due to bad weather or government rules
Any damages made by the client in the hotel.
Costs associated with room upgrades or additional room requests.
Heater charges will be extra if applicable.

Highlights

Junagarh Fort: Explore a grand fort with palaces and museums.
Lalgarh Palace: Visit a beautiful palace with a royal museum.
Ganga Singh Museum: See a collection of artefacts, paintings, and pottery.
Camel Breeding Farm: Learn about camels and enjoy camel rides.
Karni Mata Temple: Visit a unique temple with sacred rats.
Rampuria Havelis: Admire historic havelis with intricate designs.
Prachina Museum: View royal costumes and artefacts in Junagarh Fort.
Devi Kund Sagar: Explore a peaceful royal crematorium with beautiful cenotaphs.

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Itinerary

Day 1Arrival at Bikaner — Welcome to The Land of Royal Havelis

On the second day, energise yourself with the morning breakfast at the hotel, and take a short drive to Deshnok to visit the famous Karni Mata Temple, also known as the Rat Temple. This unique temple is home to thousands of rats, which are considered sacred.
Visit Bhandasar Jain Temple, known for its beautiful frescoes and intricate designs. This temple is dedicated to the 5th Tirthankara, Sumatinath.
Explore the Rampuria Havelis, a group of stunning havelis known for their elaborate architecture and intricate craftsmanship. These havelis are a testament to the grandeur of Bikaner’s merchant class.
Take a leisurely walk through the old city of Bikaner, visiting bustling markets and experiencing the local culture and lifestyle.
Visit Prachina Museum, located within Junagarh Fort, which showcases royal costumes, textiles, and other artefacts from Bikaner’s royal family.
In the evening, enjoy a traditional Rajasthani dinner accompanied by a cultural dance and music performance at a heritage venue.
Finally, have your late night meal and retire for the day.

Day 2 Full Day Sightseeing of Bikaner — Cultural and Historical Exploration

On the second day, energise yourself with the morning breakfast at the hotel, and take a short drive to Deshnok to visit the famous Karni Mata Temple, also known as the Rat Temple. This unique temple is home to thousands of rats, which are considered sacred.
Visit Bhandasar Jain Temple, known for its beautiful frescoes and intricate designs. This temple is dedicated to the 5th Tirthankara, Sumatinath.
Explore the Rampuria Havelis, a group of stunning havelis known for their elaborate architecture and intricate craftsmanship. These havelis are a testament to the grandeur of Bikaner’s merchant class.
Take a leisurely walk through the old city of Bikaner, visiting bustling markets and experiencing the local culture and lifestyle.
Visit Prachina Museum, located within Junagarh Fort, which showcases royal costumes, textiles, and other artefacts from Bikaner’s royal family.
In the evening, enjoy a traditional Rajasthani dinner accompanied by a cultural dance and music performance at a heritage venue.
Finally, have your late night meal and retire for the day.

Day 3 Local Exploration and Departure

After having breakfast, pack your bags and complete the check out formalities from the hotel.
If time permits, visit Devi Kund Sagar, the royal crematorium with cenotaphs of Bikaner’s royal family. The site is known for its stunning chhatris (cenotaphs) and peaceful ambiance.
Depending on the departure time, spend some leisure time exploring the city on your own or shopping for souvenirs and local handicrafts.
After the sightseeing, begin your return journey to Bikaner Airport or Railway Station.
Drop-off at Bikaner airport or railway station for your onward journey, concluding your tour with divine blessings and unforgettable experiences..

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