Mallika Dureja
Sikar, a city rich in history and located in the northeast of Rajasthan, is renowned for its beauty and grandeur. Tourists come here from all over the world to experience the city’s rich heritage, culture, and tranquility on National Highway 52, which connects Bikaner and Agra. During the reign of the Shekhawati kings, it was known as Beer Bhan Ka Bass and served as the capital of the state of Thikana Sikar.
Sikar’s traditional landmarks, ancient temples, beautifully landscaped gardens, and imposing fortifications all contribute to the city’s aesthetic appeal. The city’s historic allure is attested by the massive walls that enclose it and grant access only through seven massive gates. The warm hospitality and vibrant traditions of the Rajasthani people can also be experienced here.
The imposing beauty of the fresco painted Havelis, temples, forts, and surrounding attractions in Sikar attracts visitors from all over the world. Some of the city’s most popular attractions—including the Laxmangarh Fort, Danta Fort, Devgarh, Harshnath Temple, Ganeshwar, Jeenmata, Khatu Shyam Ji Mandir, etc.—make it an ideal vacation spot for those interested in history or religion.
Adventurers and thrill-seekers are also drawn to Sikar because of all the exciting things they can do there. Exciting adventures like ziplining, camel safaris, desert camping, and hot air balloon rides are all possible within easy driving distance of the city. A visit to Sikar City would not be complete without trying some authentic Rajasthani cuisine, watching a puppet show or folk dance/music performance, or shopping for souvenirs.
Sikar, Rajasthan, experiences hot, semiarid summers with highs around 50 degrees Celsius. With an annual average temperature of around 24.6 °C, the winter months (October to February) offer ideal excursion and sightseeing conditions due to their pleasant and tourist-friendly climatic conditions. Don’t pass up the chance to visit this picturesque spot and bask in the splendor of ‘Padharo Mhare Desh’ hospitality.
