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          Khimsar  | 
           
          
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          Introduction of Khimsar  | 
           
          
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          Khimsar is 
          a small village which is located about 92 km on the highway from 
          Jodhpur to Bikaner in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan. Khimsar 
          is part of the Nagaur District which is situated between Jodhpur and 
          Bikaner. To explore the district of Nagaur the desert village of 
          Khimsar provides an excellent starting point and also offers an 
          attractive insight into the rural life of the desert people. The old 
          city of Khimsar harbors several mosques, one of which was commissioned 
          by Emperor Akbar. Every year Nagaur Cattle Fair attracts thousands of 
          tourists which is a major tourist attraction. Khimsar has a moderate 
          climate. 
          The temperature is about 38.1º Celsius in Summers and in winters it 
          is about 5.5º Celsius. Common languages which are spoken in Khimsar 
          are: English, Hindi, Rajasthani and Marwari.   | 
           
          
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                    History of Khimsar 
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          Khimsar is situated on the highway from Jodhpur to Bikaner, Khimsar 
          was once a small kingdom which was established by a scion of the house 
          of Jodhpur. Thakurs of Khimsar claim that it was not only an 
          individual entity, though Jodhpur royalty claim it was never 
          independent. One of 
          the visitors to their ancestral fort was Emperor Aurangzeb himself. 
          Initially the foundation of the fort started in 1523. After ladies 
          wing was built in the fort in 18th century then the family moved in to 
          the fort. 
          In 1940s the present occupant of the fort, Thakur Onkar Singh 
          constructed a regal wing for himself in 1940s. That fort is still the 
          pride of Khimsar today. The fort is about 450 years old, presently it 
          is home to the 18th, 19th, and 20th generations of the Khimsar thakurs.  | 
           
          
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          Tourist attractions in Khimsar
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          Khimsar 
          Fort is the prominent tourist attraction in Khimsar. Construction of 
          the Khimsar Fort began in 1523 AD. Architecture of Khimsar fort offers 
          great heterogeneity. Khimsar fort was founded by Rao Karamsiji, the 
          8th son of the Jodhpur founder, Rao Jodha, who moved to this region 
          and founded the royal dynasty at Khimsar. Initially, the fort walls, 
          turrets, and stables were constructed around the beginning of the 16th 
          century and were built solely for war. A new zenana or ladies 
          residence was constructed in mid 18th century, the royal family moved 
          in this. For providing purdah or veil for the ladies in waiting carved 
          windows in stone were constructed in this section. Thakur Onkar Singh 
          who was the 17th direct descendant of Rao Karamsi (the original 
          builder of the fort) and the present chief built a royal additional 
          wing for himself in 1940. Presently, this fort ranks amongst the 
          premier Heritage Hotels of India. Khimsar Fort is a prestigious 
          heritage hotel and offers luxurious accommodation. The palace inside 
          the fort is painted in vibrant colors, it is a feast for the eyes with 
          its courtyards, gardens and fountains.  | 
           
          
          
          
          
          
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          Sand Dunes Village  | 
          
       
      
      Sand Dunes Village  | 
           
          
          
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      Chinkara  | 
          
       
      
      Nilgai  | 
           
          
          
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      Camel Ride Sand Dunes 
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      Village Temple  | 
           
          
          
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      Bar Khimsar Fort  | 
          
       
      
      Bedroom Khimsar Fort  | 
           
          
          
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      Bar Khimsar Fort  | 
          
       
      
      Cultural Program in 
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      Seating Hall Khimsar Fort  | 
          
       
      
      Swimming Khimsar Fort  | 
           
                
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       How to Reach Khimsar | 
           
          
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          By Rail: 
          Jodhpur is the main railway junction for Khimsar on the Western 
          Railway broad-gauge network. Jodhpur is well-connected to various 
          centers in the region by express and passenger trains. Jaipur, Agra, 
          Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Ahmedabad and New Delhi are some of the important 
          cities that are connected with Jodhpur through rail. Nagaur and Osian 
          are two other rail-heads, but these do not lie on trunk routes and are 
          connected by local passenger trains.  
           
          By Road: 
          Khimsar is well-connected by road to various other important tourist 
          destinations including Nagaur, Jodhpur and Bikaner. 
           
          By Air: 
          From Khimsar the nearest airport is Jodhpur which is about 92 kms far 
          away, Khimsar is linked by regular flights with Jaipur, Delhi and 
          Mumbai.   | 
           
          
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          You will visit
          “Khimsar” 
          during the below Tours of Rajasthan  | 
           
          
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          Rajasthan Buddhist Tour 
          (Including Khimsar)
          
            
          23 Days / 
          22 Nights 
          Delhi - Samode - Nawalgarh - Khimsar - Osian - Jaisalmer - Pokaran - 
          Jodhpur - Rohet - Daspan - Bera - Ranakpur - Deogarh - Udaipur - 
          Dungarpur - Bijapur - Kota - Raj Mahal - Pachewar - Jaipur - Bhandarej 
          - Karauli - Bharatpur - Delhi
          
           
           
          
          17 Days Rajasthan Palace Tour 
          (Including Khimsar)
          
            
          17 Days / 16 
          Nights  
          Delhi - Shekhawati - Khimsar - Bikaner - Jaisalmer - Osian - Jodhpur - 
          Ranakpur - Udaipur - Deogarh - Jaipur - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra - Delhi 
           
          
           
          
          16 Days Rural Rajasthan Tour 
          (Including Khimsar) 
            
          16 Days / 15 Nights 
           
          Delhi - Alwar - Samode - Pushkar - Khimsar - Phalodi - Luni - Ranakpur 
          - Kumbhalgarh - Chittorgarh - Bundi - Ranthambore - Jaipur - Fatehpur 
          Sikri - Agra - Delhi 
           
          
           
          
          13 Days Rajasthan Holidays Tour 
          (Including Khimsar) 
            
          13 Days / 12 Nights 
           
          Delhi - Agra - Madhogarh - Samode - Khimsar - Roopangarh - Deogarh - 
          Udaipur - Delhi  
           
          
           
          
          13 Days Honeymoon in Rajasthan Tour 
          (Including Khimsar) 
            
          13 Days / 12 Nights 
           
          Delhi - Agra - Fatehpur Sikri - Madhogarh - Samode - Khimsar - 
          Roopangarh - Deogarh - Udaipur - Delhi
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