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Nagaur, a fifth largest district of Rajasthan is famous for its Makrana marble. The district is also believed to be the birthplace of Meera and Abdul Fazal. Every year the cattle fair of Nagaur attracts numerous visitors. During this time Nagaur reverberates in joyous spirit on the beats of folk music and the men in their colored turbans vie with each other to get the best deal. Games like tug of war, camel races and cockfights are also organized for the pleasure of visitors. The places of interest in Nagaur are Nagaur Fort, Tarkeen Dargah, Saiji ka Tanka
Jain Temple in Glass, Cenotaph of Amar Singh Rathore, Bansiwala Temple and Nath Ji ki Chhatri.
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Royal Camp Nagaur
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Royal Camp Nagaur - Hotel in Nagaur
Royal Camp of Nagaur carries the old world charm when Rajas and Maharajas used to go on hunting expeditions with their paraphernalia replete with all amenities in their mobile camps. The Royal Camp is pitched within the fortification of Nagaur fort and offers 65 luxurious tents with attached bathrooms. The other facilities include luscious Indian, Chinese and Continental cuisines, currency exchange, camel safari, campfire, cocktails, puppet/magic shows and doctor on call service.
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