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Whenever it comes to visiting Rajasthan, the first names that come to the mind of tourists are places like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. But if you want to experience the real culture of royal Rajasthan, its earthy fragrance and less crowded historical places, then this time you should turn the direction of your travel towards Nagaur district situated in the heart of Rajasthan. Nagaur, which has a special and unique place in the pages of history, attracts tourists from India and abroad for its ancient architecture, huge forts, heroic stories and unique culture. Encompassing the culture between Marwar and Mewar, this city has the power to make your holidays very special and exciting.
The first name in the list of every tourist coming to Nagaur is that of the historical Nagaur Fort (Ahichchhatrapur Fort). This fort is not just an old building, but it is a living document of the glorious history and architecture of Rajasthan. The history of this fort dates back to the fourth century and kings of different dynasties have ruled over it from time to time, leaving an imprint of their culture on its structure. The biggest feature of this fort is that despite being primarily a defensive fort, it is decorated from inside with palaces, fountains and beautiful gardens. The artistry of the artisans of ancient times can be gauged by looking at the Sheesh Mahal and beautifully carved walls here. A beautiful view of the entire Nagaur city is visible from the high ramparts of the fort, which is no less than a paradise for photography lovers.
Nagaur has had a very big and important place in Indian history from the religious and spiritual point of view. The childhood and early life of the great Krishna devotee Meera Bai was spent on the holy land of this district, whose devotion is still remembered with reverence in the entire country. Apart from this, Nagaur is also world famous as the land of Sufi saints. The Dargah of Sufi saint Hamiduddin Nagauri located here is a major center of faith for devotees from all over the country. Every year, the Urs of the Sufi saint held here attracts pilgrims from all over the country and the world, where a unique confluence of communal harmony and peace can be seen. By visiting these religious places, tourists experience a different kind of mental peace and spiritual energy.
Nagaur is not limited only to forts and temples, but its natural beauty and geographical diversity also mesmerize the tourists. Nagaur has an expanse of salt water lakes famous all over the world, where salt production and sunset views are amazing. Apart from this, Nagaur’s annual cattle fair (Nagaur Cattle Fair) is counted among the biggest fairs of Rajasthan, which is known for its liveliness, traditional folk music, dance and Rajasthani food. If you want to deeply understand the local culture here, then do not forget to enjoy the taste of traditional millet roti, gatte ki sabzi and kair-sangri. Buying traditional handicrafts, puppets and handicrafts from the local markets will make your trip memorable forever.