About the city
This Royal walled city is a part of the desert tourist triangle and
lies on the northern tip of the triangle. The city was founded in 1486 AD by
the Rathore prince, Rao Bikaji, hence the name Bikaner.
Bikaji
was son of Rao Jodhaji who had asked his son to establish a kingdom of his
own. The challenge was accepted and Bikaji choose the wild country
'Jangaldesh' as his territory and thus the city of Bikaner came into
existence.
About the Hotel.
This art deco style Palace was built by Maharaja Karni Singh as one of his
luxurious residences. It has spacious rooms and suites and is set in
sprawling gardens most suitable for large receptions and weddings. This
desert retreat is near the Jungarh Fort of Bikaner and also close to the
intriguing Thar Desert.
About the Palace
Karni Bhawan Palace has sprawling grounds most suitable for large
receptions and weddings. The Palace is also a convenient overnight stopover
on the way to Gajner and Nagaur known for its grand Mosques, painted
Palaces, annual Cattle fair with colourful dance and folk festivals.
Location
Situated in the heart of the residential area, the Karni Bhawan Palace
Hotel Bikaner is near to the major tourist attractions of the city like the
Junagarh Fort, Lalgarh Palace, the camel breeding farm, the temples and the
bazaars.
