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          Gajner 
          Palace is a jewel in the Thar Desert, it is a unit of HRH Group of 
          Hotels. It was founded by HH Maharaja Sir Ganga Singh of Bikaner on 
          the edge of a lake.  
          Previously, Gajner Palace was used as a hunting lodge by the former 
          Maharajas. 
          During the control of Maharaja 
          Ganga Singhji this palace was used for duck and Imperial Sand Grouse 
          shooting and lavish Christmas season was often celebrated with great 
          fun and entertainment. National, international kings and other 
          dignatories were invited on this grand occasion. Some dignatories who 
          have visited Gajner Palace are Prince of Wales (1905), Lord 
          Mountbatten of Burma, Lord lrwin (1927) and Governor General Lord 
          Elgin. 
           
          There is a private wildlife sanctuary inside the Gajner Palace. This 
          sanctuary is home to some animals like Chinkara, Black Buck, Neelgai 
          and other animals. The lake of Gajner Palace has several species of 
          migratory birds including the Imperial Sand Grouse during winter 
          months. One can enjoy the jungle safari in the wildlife sanctuary in 
          the morning and evening. 
          Gajner Palace is divided into five different sections – Gulab Niwas, 
          Dungar Niwas, Sardar Niwas, Mandir Chowk and Champa Niwas. One can 
          also view the photographs of the days of the British Raj System which 
          are arranged very properly in the corridors in the Gajner Palace. 
          There are a lot of activities which the tourists can enjoy at Gajner 
          Palace. These are Camel Safari, billiards, boating, tennis, Jeep 
          Safari and Horse Riding.  
          
          
          Location: 
          Gajner Palace is located about 30 km from Bikaner in Gajner, it 
          spreads an area 6000 acres of land. Gajner is located near Kolayat 
          which is an old historic village with a holy lake (Kapil Sarovar) and 
          several temples. Many pilgrims visit Gajner  during Kartik 
          Purnima on full moon day between October and November. 
          
          How to reach There: 
          The nearest city is Bikaner which is about 30 km. Bikaner is easily 
          reachable accessible by rail, road and air. Nearest airport and 
          railway station is situated at Jodhpur which is about 250 kms.  |