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The bikaner is renown for its craftmanship and intricate art work. Junnagarh fort is excellent for a study trip . there are many other palaces to see.

There are temples, mosques, museums but there is no "Must go" in Bikaner and this is why we liked it so much. The city is not presented to you as a showcase. It seems much more authentic than many other places. The few foreign tourists we met, came mainly in groups, visited the Camel Training Centre, which is great if you like camels ;) and/or went for a camel safari into the nearby desert, which is a lovely experience as long as you don´t expect an Arabian or Saharalike sand deserts. Yes there is a dune and my son loved to run it up and down but I wouldn´t be surprised if it´s the only one. The annual Camel festival in nearby Landera is a bloke´s thing for sure. Not only because there were maybe 10 women, all foreign, between thousands of men and boys. No, the hosts also locked all the toilets! Here´s surely room for improvement. The local tourist authorities made a big effort organising free buses, setting up a stage and bringing loads of artists into the desert but forgot the keys to the toilet and there were so few food stalls, that one had to invest quite some physical commitment to feed one´s family ;)

However people interested to learn about History & Culture should visit this place. This place is also recommended for Religious interest especially Karni Mata Temple & Shiv Bari Temple.