The Royal family of Bikaner has created many numerous architectural marvels in Bikaner. The Gajner palace, often remembered as ‘a jewel in Thar desert', was conceptualized as a summer resort for the royal families.
Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner, upon insistence from his young bride ordered the creation of this amazing palace which stands tall on the embankment of a lake. The palace has been a witness and acted as the backdrop for numerous lavish shoots and grand entertainment. The palace has been tastefully carved in red sandstone and is famous for its intricately carved jharokhas, pillars, and screens.
Maharaja Ganga Singhji of Bikaner built Gajner Palace. Constructed on the bank of a lake, it served as hunting and relaxing lodge for the maharaja and his family in the holidays. The palace is surrounded with rich flora and fauna. A number of migratory birds flock to this place in winters like Imperial sand goose, Antelopes, Black bucks, etc. The rich wildlife includes Nilgai, Chinkara, Deer, etc. The palace has now been converted into a hotel.
The palace has been partially converted into a heritage hotel.
