Khimsar Tour
WEEKEND GETAWAY IN THE WINTERS
Famous for the Nagaur Festival, Khimsar is a small village in the state of Rajasthan, Ideal for a relaxed weekend getaway in the winters. During the Nagaur Festival, people from far and near come and trade cattle in bulk. Various activities like tug-of-war, camel racing, etc. are also organized. The red chili markets set up during this time are also famous all over Asia. Tourists mainly flock to this town during the Nagaur festival. Also, the Khimsar Fort and the Sand Dune villages are prominent tourist attractions here.
Sand Dune Village
This so called separate village is actually an amazing place to be. It lies in the middle of endless expanse and one can spend forever just seeing the different shades of the sand. The camel safari is definitely worth it and a great experience.
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. The magnificent fort offers an enthralling experience to the visitors. It is one of the most beautiful forts and palaces in Rajasthan due to its marvellous architecture and splendour.
The Village
Khimsar Fort and the Khimsar Dunes Village compliment each another precisely. History, leisure, desert adventure, sports, wild life safaris and historic sightseeing tours make it a complete package for a holiday stay.
Nagaur Fort
Nagaur Fort, also known as Ahhichatragarh Fort, is an ancient historical fort situated in Nagaur District in Rajasthan. Built by Mughal rulers Shahjahan and Akbar under the Kashatriya rulers, the fort is known for its striking architecture - its high walls and big campus.
Panchala Black Buck Reserve
This is one of the best Khimsar places to visit for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts as it is home to three distinct species of antelope- Chinkara, the Blackbuck, and Blue Bull. It also houses demoiselle cranes that migrate from north Asia and southern Europe between March and October.
Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary
Situated around forty-five kilometers southwest of Jodhpur city, this sanctuary boasts of varied wildlife comprising blackbucks, sambhar, Desert Rats, cheetal, and Antelopes, nilgai, and desert foxes. This sanctuary is also home to a wide variety of migratory as well as native birds.