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Bikaner houses one of only two remaining models of the biplane used by the British during World War I, a gift from the British to Maharaja Ganga Singh, the city's former ruler. Another remarkable feature of Bikaner is the sand dunes, scattered across the district from the northeast to the southern regions. Situated in the northern part of Rajasthan, Bikaner is an ancient city that showcases its historical grandeur through its enduring palaces and forts, crafted from red sandstone.
Known as 'camel country,' Bikaner is famous for its exceptional riding camels and is home to one of the largest camel research and breeding farms in the world. The city also boasts a unique temple dedicated to Karni Mata at Deshnok, famously known as the Rats Temple.
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Junagarh Fort
Junagarh Fort stands as an indomitable stronghold, renowned for its history of never being captured. Built in 1588 AD by Raja Rai Singh, one of Emperor Akbar's most notable generals, the fort features stunning palaces made of red sandstone and marble. Visitors can explore the fort's impressive courtyards, balconies, kiosks, and windows that add to its architectural charm.
National Research Centre on Camel
Located 8 kilometers from the city, the National Research Centre on Camel is Asia's only camel research and breeding facility. Spread over 2000 acres of semi-arid land and operated by the Government of India, the center offers tourists camel rides and selfie spots, along with a chance to try unique camel milk products such as flavored milk, camel milk coffee, kulfi, and cheese.
Lalgarh Palace and Museum
Commissioned by Maharaja Ganga Singh in 1902, Lalgarh Palace was built in honor of his father, Maharaja Lal Singh. Designed by Sir Swinton Jacob, this magnificent palace combines Rajputana, Islamic, and European architectural styles, making it a visual masterpiece in red sandstone.