The Laxmi Niwas Palace, Bikaner

The Laxmi Niwas Palace was commissioned by His Highness Sir Ganga Singh Ji in 1904. The impetus behind it was two-fold – to provide employment to the townspeople and to create a stately residence worthy of the royal house of Bikaner. His Highness was a man of impeccable taste and supervised the artists, masons and builders personally in their endeavours. Many of the friezes on the palace’s walls, the geometrically perfect symmetry of its outlay, the ornate filigree work and latticed screens may all be attributed to his artistic vision and temperament. He was also a famous host and his guests, (nearly always royals or dignitaries with packed agendas) tended to overstay, sometimes for months longer than they had originally intended. We hope the grace and charm of His Highness’ former abode and our hospitality will have a similar effect on you. Enjoy your stay.
The Laxmi Niwas Palace was commissioned by His Highness Sir Ganga Singh Ji in 1904.
The impetus behind it was two-fold – to provide employment to the townspeople and to create a stately residence worthy of the royal house of Bikaner. His Highness was a man of impeccable taste and supervised the artists, masons and builders personally in their endeavours. Many of the friezes on the palace’s walls, the geometrically perfect symmetry of its outlay, the ornate filigree work and latticed screens may all be attributed to his artistic vision and temperament.

Celebrate your wedding at Laxmi Niwas Palace, Bikaner, a magnificent Indo-Saracenic architectural gem that once served as the royal residence of Maharaja Ganga Singh. With its grand courtyards, intricately carved sandstone facades, and opulent ballrooms, this heritage palace offers a regal setting for a truly majestic celebration. Whether it’s a traditional royal procession or a lavish reception under the stars, every moment exudes timeless elegance. Guests enjoy princely suites, authentic Rajasthani cuisine, and unparalleled hospitality. At Laxmi Niwas Palace, your wedding becomes a royal affair etched in history.