The land of the regal Junagarh Fort, dating back to the sixteenth century imperial Har Mandir housed in the fortress, the majestic palace of Lal Garh, the beautiful Suraj Pol epitomizes the wondrous Bikaner. Situated in North-West Rajasthan, this marvelous tourist's Eden, the brainchild of Rao Bikaji, dates back to 1486 A.D. Tourist hotspots dot the length and breadth of this lovely region. A potpourri of festivals that Rajasthan is, Bikaner is the site of the famous Camel Festival.
The colorful festivities are capped off by foot tapping folk melodies and fascinating fire crackers, making it a memorable experience. You can also treat yourself to delectable sweetmeats, with fresh and delicious camel milk as an essential ingredient.
Traveling to the history laced Bikaner is bereft of all hassles as it is strategically located and well connected by roadways, railways and airways, with the airport of Jodhpur located at a stone's throw distance. So pack your bags and make a beeline for the colorful Camel Festival. Read More About Bikaner camel Festival 2008,
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Last Updated on 01 December 2011