
Bikaner Rajasthan, India Travel Guide
From Bikaner, these locations are accessible for day trips:
Karni Mata Temple, Deshnok (approx. 30 km south): This "Rat Temple" is a unique cultural and spiritual experience, easily reachable.
Gajner Palace and A Wildlife reserve (approx. 32 km southwest): Visit the historic Gajner Royal residence and its serene lake. The surrounding wildlife sanctuary presents opportunities for spotting local desert fauna.
Kolayat (approx. 50 km southwest): A holy lake and pilgrimage site, home to the Kapil Muni Temple.
Tal Chhapar Sanctuary (approx. 130 km northeast): Known for a large blackbuck population and various bird species, this sanctuary presents a different wildlife viewing further afield.
Careful planning makes the most of your excursions from Bikaner.
These tours present a structured way to visit multiple sites.
Explore at your own pace with autonomous travel.
Extend your cultural exploration beyond Bikaner's city limits.
Karni Mata Temple (Deshnok): A significant historical and religious site.
Gajner Palace: AN ancient palace that served as a hunting lodge for the Maharajas of Bikaner.
Visits to desert rural areas cultural experiences, observing traditional village life and local architecture.
Karni Mata Temple (Deshnok): A renowned pilgrimage site for devotees of the goddess Karni Mata.
Kapil Muni Temple (Kolayat): Situated by the sacred Kolayat Lake, this temple is an important pilgrimage destination.
Discover more about Bikaner's surrounding region.
Unique cultural and spiritual experience.
Historic lodge and wildlife sanctuary.
Renowned for blackbuck and bird species.
Blue City, Mehrangarh Fort.
Golden Fort, desert camps.
Pink City, Amber Fort.