Explore Sikar: Top 14 Tourist Attractions That You Must Visit In 2023!

Sikar is a one-of-a-kind, culturally significant city on the map of heritage India. Geographically, Sikar is situated in the middle of Agra, India’s topmost tourist destination, and Bikaner. Sikar belongs to the state of Rajasthan.

Every year Sikar is visited by domestic and foreign tourists who find pleasure in enjoying the nuances of architectural brilliance preserved in this city. The royally magnificent Havelis, historical forts.

Aesthetic frescoes in the city captivate the mind and heart of every artistic soul. The grandeur of the city is epitomized by the seven gates built as entrances. Moreover, photo freaks also find the city compelling to visit.

Owing to the flood of “Instagram-able” and Pinterest-worthy spots here. Without saying, the resources available for a historical research paper are not at all scarce in the city, which also makes it a favorite location for a lot of scholars and academicians. 

Things To Do In Sikar/ Places To Visit

• Harshnath Temple
• Devgarh Fort
• Laxmangarh Fort
• Ganeshwar
• Nehru Park
• Danta Ramgarh
• Khatu Shyamji Temple
• Madho Niwas Kothi
• Fatehpur
• Zip Lining
• Wild Life Safari
• Hot Air Ballon Ride 
• Desert Camping
• Chokhi Dhani

1. Zip Lining

Do you know, sightseeing can be really interesting if you do that in an aerial view. Yes, a zip-lining activity would help you explore the stunning views of Sikar city in the spots like Neemrana Fort and Mehrangarh Fort.

Imagine that feeling of being in the air like a king and indulging in the magic of constructions of the land of kings!

2. Wild Life Safari

The rich wildlife the city has in and around her is worth paying a visit to. The fierce face of the mysterious wild will be right before you in a glass door distance.

Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary and Ranthambore National Park would be two of the ideal destination for this. 

3. Hot Air Ballon Ride 

Try this over-powering experience to take a float ride on the vibrant hot air balloon.

Also, wait for a zillion colors of Sikar to unfold before you. 

4. Desert Camping

Have you been amazed by the childhood fiction about the incredible Rajasthan deserts, the clear skies, the infinite stars, and the royal valor that has been distinct of the state?

Recreate those fictional fantasies with a desert camping in the heart of Sikar city. 

5. Chokhi Dhani

A foodie out there? Miss out on this place on your visit to Sikar and regret it for a lifetime.

The famed Rajasthani Thali gets served with top-notch hospitality and the traditional art forms peculiar to the state. 

6. Harshnath Temple 

One of the most visited Hindu temples in the state of Rajasthan and the city of Sikar in particular. Lord Shiva is the deity in the shrine. The inscriptions discovered by the archeologists on the pillars and walls of the temple mark.

The construction date is the late 10^th Century, AD. This ancient Harshnath Temple temple is not in a functional state even though the ruins are being preserved with pride in the city. 

7. Devgarh Fort

Devgarh Fort is an architectural wonder constructed by the Sikar king, Raja Rao Devi Singh in the year 1787. The fort is built upon a hillock and the structure stands out with its exceptional height from the sea level.

Shekhawati architecture unveils in the parts of Devgarh Fort. Cravings and Frescoes also appear in their ultimate enchantment on several stretches of the fort. 

8. Laxmangarh Fort 

Laxmangarh Fort can be defined as a ruined gem in Sikar city. It was also constructed on a hilltop by the king, Raja Rao Laxman Singh in the early 19^th century. This fort is built by the king in order to be remembered eternally.

Raja Rao Laxman Singh has also been successful in building a village for himself with the same name, Laxmangarh. 

9. Ganeshwar

Ganeshwar is an archeologically relevant village in Sikar city. Excavations undertaken here provide shreds of evidence of a civilization in the region that happened 4000 years ago. The Kantali river bank is believed to be the origin of this civilization.

You will get that feeling of being touched by culture while visiting the civilization’s precious gems and stones, mock figures of their deities, and livestock. 

10. Nehru Park 

Unlike the other destinations, Nehru Park is not just a heritage hotspot. Instead, the park is also a social joint for the natives as well as the tourists who come to visit the city. Celebrations are also allowed in the location under the guidelines.

It’s also a perfect picnic spot with the refreshing sights of garden flowers, fresh breeze, and lively vibes. 

11. Khatu Shyam Ji Mandir

This is a functional temple in Sikar with a spike in pilgrim visit rates every year.

Devotees believe in the divine power of the deity here to save them from all possible adversities and troubles. 

12. Danta Ramgarh 

This royal fort in Sikar, Rajasthan is famous for the breathtaking view it offers from the top of it.

The construction credit of this fort goes to the Guman Singh Ladkhani and dates back to 1733. 

13. Madho Niwas Kothi

Madho Niwas Kothi is a heritage site similar to a contemporary art gallery. The remnants of Rajasthan royalism appear with their full dignity.

In the location with masterly pieces of paintings and wall inscriptions. 

14. Fatehpur 

The Fatehpur region in Sikar is known for its prevalent Shekhawati culture. You can visit the place if you are fond of taking a divine dive into the sparkling Rajasthani genius art, architecture, and culture.

Forts and royal palaces add to the charm and majesty of this city. Moreover, the marvel of Fresco art will unfold in its finest forms posing a challenge to contemporary artistic imitations. The locals in this city are quite hospitable and will welcome you with both hands open.

You can always opt for Nadine Cultural Centre, a haveli owned by Nadine le Prince, a French artist if all you need is a cultural tour. Sati, the Hindu goddess has also got a temple in the city known as Dholi Sati Dadi Mandir.

If you are a pilgrim or a heritage explorer, Fatehpur will never disappoint you. 

This view from Harshnath Temple, Sikar will always make you feel like you are on top of the world. A sight truly dreamy.
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📸: Kritika
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How To Reach Sikar?

Airport nearby: Jaipur International Airport (at a distance of 107 km)

Railway Station nearby: Sikar Jn 

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