Gajner Palace - Heritage

Really enjoyed the place. It was such a unique experience.

The location is excellent and the staff are very kind and helpful. The view of the lake is truly stunning. The food was extremely tasty. Special thanks to chef Kanhaiya Lal ji for serving the food with great love and attention. His dedication to cooking and serving is much appreciated.

Our stay at Gajner Palace, Bikaner was fantastic. The entire experience exceeded our expectations. The staff were very courteous, supportive, and welcoming from start to finish. We were delighted to receive a complimentary room upgrade, which added to the specialness of our visit. The property is spotless, tranquil, and beautifully kept. Service was top-notch, and the staff ensured our comfort throughout. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing and peaceful retreat. Many thanks to the whole team for their wonderful hospitality. We look forward to returning and highly suggest this hotel to anyone seeking a cozy and unforgettable stay in Bikaner!

The overall experience was fantastic, especially the food which was delicious, and the service was outstanding. Mr. Ramjan from the restaurant and Chef Tola Ram Ji provided exceptional service and hospitality, attending to every detail. The view and hospitality made the entire experience very enjoyable.

’Gajner Palace ’ A Royal Oasis of Tranquility, Heritage, and Wildlife!’Situated roughly 30 kilometers from Bikaner on the serene banks of Gajner Lake, Gajner Palace is an exceptional lakeside heritage gem often described as a true jewel in the Thar Desert. Originally built as a hunting resort and summer retreat by Maharaja Ganga Singh, the palace has hosted numerous British viceroys and royal dignitaries. Sprawled over thousands of acres, the grand estate is crafted from distinctive red sandstone and features intricately carved balconies (jharokhas), leafy terraces, grand courtyards, and sprawling lawns filled with ancient Banyan and Neem trees.’The sheer tranquility of this destination makes it stand out from typical crowded historical spots. Walking along the stone promenade by the shimmering lake while watching peacocks, blackbucks, chinkaras, and nilgais roam freely across the adjacent wildlife sanctuary is a mesmerizing experience. During winter, the lake turns into a paradise for birdwatchers and wildlife photographers, welcoming migratory birds like the Imperial Sandgrouse, bar-headed geese, and demoiselle cranes.’The palace is divided into distinct historical wings like Dungar Niwas, Mandir Chowk, and Gulab Niwas. Sitting by the lakeside restaurant for evening high tea or a candle-lit dinner under the open sky offers pure royal luxury accompanied by breathtaking sunset views reflecting over the water.’Helpful Visitor Tips:’Best Time to Visit: Late afternoon (around 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM) to explore the property, witness wildlife by the waterhole, and catch a stunning desert sunset.’Photography: Unmatched backdrop for heritage, sunset, and nature photography; bring a zoom lens for wildlife and birds across the lake.’Access & Parking: Easily reachable via the Bikaner-Jaisalmer highway with smooth road connectivity, ample secure parking, and clean restrooms.’A timeless, royal retreat that offers the perfect blend of Rajasthan's regal past, pristine nature, and soothing peace!