Tourist places of Nagaur Rajasthan

                                                                        NAGAUR

The city of Nagaur is also famous for its enchanting palaces such as Hadi Rani Mahal, Deepak Mahal, Akbari Mahal and Rani Mahal etc. All these palaces are known for their exceptional architecture and interior design. Tourists can also see the tomb of Amar Singh Rathore, Vanshiwala Temple, Nathji's Chhatri and Barli during a trip to Nagaur. Nagaur is a historic city located in the state of Rajasthan.The city was founded by the Naga Kshatriyas. Nagaur city is known as the headquarters of Nagaur district. Some areas of present-day Nagaur district used to be part of the Ahichhatrapur state of that period. According to mythology, the great Arjuna conquered Ahichhatrapur and presented it to his mentor to Dronacharya.

                              FORT OF NAGAUR

An ancient attractive center of Rajasthan, the fort of Nagaur is one of the famous tourist destinations of Nagaur. In earlier times it is known as a symbol of wars, its historical architecture makes it one of the important places of the state. The fort was built by the Nagavanshis around the 4th century and was later rebuilt by Ghaznavi in ​​the 12th century.Many palaces are located inside this Nagaur fort where tourists can see the intricate work of the walls and the fascinating views of the amazing beauty.
 

                          TARKIN DARGAH

Tarkin Dargah is one of the famous tourist sites of Nagaur which is situated within the walls of Nagaur Fort and after the Ajmer-e-Sharif Dargah, the Tarkin Dargah is one of the important sites for the Muslim clan. It was built in memory of Khwaja Hamiduddin Nagauri who was one of the trusted people of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti.

                                   JAIN TEMPLE

Jain temple is a major pilgrimage center of Nagaur built of glass. This beautiful Jain temple has been completely constructed with glass. Which remains a center of attraction for pilgrims and tourists. The artistic craftsman in this temple actually portrays the old works of Jain sacred texts and the marble art presents a very beautiful and bizarre scene.The Jain Glass Temple is considered a favorable place to discover and locate the 23 Jain Tirthankaras along with the statues of the Jain Lord Mahavira in Nagaur as well as other revered 23 Jain Tirthankaras.

                                           DEEPAK MAHAL

Deepak Mahal located within the Nagaur Fort is one of the major tourist spots of Nagaur. The palace walls are marvelous and luxuriously adorned with distinctive styles, mainly featuring flower-pattern art. The palace which really seems like a dream, the painting on the walls of the palace has been done with skill and dexterity, which remains the center of attraction for the tourists.

                             AMAR SINGH MEMORIAL

The Amar Singh Memorial is one of the major tourist destinations of Nagaur. A beautiful yellow stone monument is dedicated to Amar Singh, which was built to pay tribute to him. Who was a famous Rajput folk idol. The monument is built after Rajput style architecture which holds great importance in the region. The Cenotaph displays the craftsmanship at its best.

                                        AKBARI MAHAL

Akbari Mahal is one of the famous palaces of Nagaur which was built in the memory of Nagaur. And which was withdrawn from the Mughals by the Governor of Ajmer in the year 1556.The art and architecture inside the palace depicts the unique work of Mughals and Rajputs in which most of the art and architecture within the palace can be seen influenced by ancient Mughal art.

                                       SAIS TANK

Sai's tank is one of the major pilgrimage sites of Nagaur, which is considered to be the resting place of Sayin Maharaj.Which remains a center of faith for pilgrims.

                              TEMPLE OF PASHUPATI NATH

Pashupati Nath Temple located in Manjhwas village of Nagaur district in Rajasthan is one of the popular temples of Nagaur.This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is similar to the Pashupati Nath Temple of Nepal.Where pilgrims see incomplete faith. This temple was built in 1982 by Yogi Ganeshnath. More crowds of devotees can be seen at the Pashupati Nath temple on Shivaratri and in the month of Shravan.

                             KHIMSAR FORT

The Khimsar Fort is a historic fort in Rajasthan owned by the Karamsot dynasty in the 16th century, by Rao Karamji, the eighth son of Rao Jodhaji and the founder of Jodhpur. This fort is located near the village of Khimsar in Nagaur district of Rajasthan. Due to the unique beauty of the Khimsar Fort, it has now been converted into a heritage hotel and a part of it is occupied by the descendants of the royal family.

                                      KUCHAMAN FORT

Situated at a height of 300 meters of a rock in Nagaur district of Rajasthan, Kuchaman Fort is one of the famous kilos of Nagaur. This fort was built in the 9th century by Rathore ruler Thakur Jalim Singh. Surrounded by 32 bastions, the fort has ten large gates that allow entry to the fort from various sides, now turning it into a magnificent heritage hotel for tourists. Kuchaman Fort has also served as a shooting location for Bollywood films like Jodha Akbar and Drona Jessie. The interior walls and columns of this magnificent fort are decorated with original inserts made of semi-precious stones and glass, motifs and flowers in gold and natural colors. Long balconies, hanging balconies and popular miniature paintings of the Rathore dynasty are the main attractions of this royal establishment.

                                    PIR SAHAB DARGAH

The elder Pir Sahab is considered a famous shrine of Nagaur where the most popular performance in the dargah is a Quran Sharif written in golden ink by Hazrat Syed. The Bade Pir Saheb Dargah was also opened as a museum on 17 April 2008.Saifuddin Abdul Jilani, the museum with its cane and headdress, is also home to many other objects of historical importance. Where tourists can see Indian coins dating back to 1805 as well as American coins bearing the image.

                                LADNUN ANCIENT PLACE

Ladnun located in Nagaur is an important center of Jainism which is also considered to be the spiritual center of non-violence or compassion. Its temples are believed to have been built in the 10th century and they have a rich history. Along with the followers of Jainism, it remains attractive to history lovers as well.It also includes the Jain Vishwa Bharati University - a renowned center of Jainism for spirituality and purification.

                                    SAND DUNE VILLAGE

Sand Dune Village is a truly amazing place, where walking can give you a great experience. Where a camel safari can prove to be memorable for you. You can reach the Dunes Village only by jeeps, camels or horses. The huts are built here in the rustic surroundings to mingle in the serene environment. Tourists can get a wonderful peace in one form or the other. Here, spending a night away from pollution in the village can give a wonderful and romantic experience. Live folk music and dance are also offered here to brighten up your evening.

                                        JHORADA VILLAGE

Jhorada is a quaint little village in Nagaur tehsil, which is quite famous for being the birthplace of poet Kandalpit and the great saint Baba Hariram. One to two lakh tourists are seen here for the annual fair held during the months of (January - February). This village was also the home of Baba Hariram where some memorable memorials of Sant Ji's life are also seen.

                                            NAGAUR FAIR

Nagaur fair is the second largest fair in India. Nagaur fair of Jodhpur, Rajasthan is organized every year during January-February. Which lasts for eight days. It is also popular as Nagaur Fair, Cattle Fair. Because Nagaur fair is mainly about the trade of animals. About 70,000 bulls, camels and horses are traded at this fair every year. Where the animals are decorated gorgeously some other attractions include Mirchi Bazaar (India's largest red-chilli market), wooden items, iron crafts and camel leather goods. Which remains the center of attraction for the travelers coming here.