The ideal season for visiting Bikaner seems to be from October to March since the weather is pleasant and cool during this time, allowing you to easily explore the entire city.

Places to visit on the same day.

Junagarh Fort 
The Chintamani Mahal, the name of the fort, was just recently changed to Junagarh. Because of the fort walls' lack of height, many people find it strange that over the years, invaders from the various parts of the former Rajputana Kingdom have been unable to breach them.

Raja Rai Singh erected Junagarh Fort in 1593. The architecture of the fort includes temples and palaces. The elegantly designed lawns, windows, and galleries grab tourists' attention. Tourists are particularly drawn to the Zenana quarters because of their flawless designs and outstanding creative talent.

Timing: Daily operating hours are10 AM to 6 PM

Karni Mata Temple 
This temple is perhaps one of the most well-known places to see in Bikaner. This refuge is well known for the large number of rats that have made it their permanent home. This shrine, which dates back to the fifteenth century, is dedicated to Karni Mata, a manifestation of the goddess Durga. 

Numerous travellers from around the world have been captivated by the grandeur and the ritualistic worship of rats. The majority of pilgrims come during the time of the important festival of Navratri, which is held here. It is thought that the goddess Karni Mata existed for 150 years and that she turned into a rat once she passed away.

The Charin adherents hold the view that when they pass away, they will turn into rats, and that after they do, people will turn into rats. Both historians and believers have looked into the intriguing origins of these ideas.

Timings: Daily operating hours are 4 AM to 10 PM.

Gajner Palace 
On the edge of a lake, the palace is one of Bikaner's most well-known tourist destinations. Maharaja Ganga Singh Ji, a previous governor of the region of Bikaner, constructed the castle. In the past, Gajner Palace served as a hunting and vacation lodge where the King of Bikaner and members of the royal family shared their love of hunting with the visitors.

It is a classic example of craftsmanship and is made of red sandstone. The main attractions of the palace are its intricately carved pillars, jharokhas, and screens.

This location, which is in the centre of a dense forest, is regarded as being among the greatest since visitors may see wandering animals and birds, such as Imperial Sand Geese, antelopes, and black bucks, as well as Nilgais, Chinkaras, blue bull, and deer.

Timing - Daily operating hours are 4 AM to 10 PM.

Lallgarh Palace
The Palace is one of Bikaner's architectural marvels. Maharaja Ganga Singh built this exquisite mansion in the early 20th century. The palace is a great destination to spend your vacation now that it has been converted to a hotel. Visitors are drawn to this location by the lavish Rajputana style combined with the beautiful interior décor.

The Ganga Niwas, which houses the palace, also contains a museum. The miniature paintings displayed here are associated with the Bikaner School of Art.

Timing -  Daily operating hours are 10 am to 5 pm . Closed on Sunday.

Rampuria Haveli
Over the course of a few hundred years, the prosperous merchants of Bikaner constructed Rampuriahavelis. These villas in Bikaner are more than just works of art that stand majestically. They are the ideal illustration of the subtle artistic sagacity that our ancestors bestowed upon us.

These villas in Bikaner transport us to the time of our ancestors, and when you take in the splendour of their elegance and splendour, you feel as though you are travelling back in time to a few now-past decades. This is one of the top attractions to see in Bikaner in a single day.

Timing: It is accessible every day and hour of the year.

Board  the Flight after the tour. Have a great day!