Dhadho ka chowk - Tourist attraction in Bikaner - Bikaner, India

Historical part of old walled Bikaner city. Famous for celebrating Gangour festival. Girls and ladies gather here and dance before idols of Gangour and Bhaiya as worship of God...

Dhadho Ka Chowk is a hidden gem in the heart of Bikaner that transported me back in time with its historical charm and serene ambiance. This picturesque square is a treasure trove of architectural marvels, with havelis adorned everywhere, each telling its own story. As I wandered through this enchanting square, I couldn't help but be mesmerized by the intricate details and designs of these havelis. They are not just buildings; they are living, breathing pieces of history that exude an unmistakable sense of the past. What truly makes Dhadho Ka Chowk stand out is the profound calm and tranquility it offers. Amidst the bustling city, this square feels like a sanctuary of peace. The gentle rustling of leaves, the whispers of history in the wind, and the timeless beauty of the havelis create an environment that's perfect for a leisurely stroll and introspection. As a history enthusiast, I found this place to be a true delight. The havelis and their architecture are reminiscent of a bygone era, and they bring history to life in a way that few places can. I highly recommend a visit to Dhadho Ka Chowk to anyone who appreciates history, culture, and a sense of serenity. It's a place where the past seamlessly blends with the present, leaving you with a deep appreciation for Bikaner's rich heritage.

The famous Gangaur festival is organised here, people in the area live a peaceful life. Mostly used for car parking by people from nearby places throughout the year.

Here bikaner famous gangaur carnival is held.Shantiguru Dev temple and shiv ji temple is also there.you can also experience beautiful haveli and Kothari bhawan a wedding venue. At the center of the chowk there is big wooden stool known as paataa where people sit,play and talk.

It is mostly famous for " gavar mata mela".

Famous for nothing except gavar(festival)

Very crowded parking. Too busy road to approach. Very skilled driving needed here.

Famous for Gawar Mata and ornaments