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In Nimaj and its surroundings, there are numerous ancient temples and mosques to explore. The temple complex at Ranakpur is a half-day trip highlight, and the world’s only Brahma Temple is just 100 kilometers away in the holy city of Pushkar.
His goal was to harvest the monsoon rains, and the reservoir quickly became a major source of agricultural opportunities for local farmers as well as a popular entertainment destination for visiting dignitaries and VIPs. Nowadays, the area is lush and green, with plenty of produce. The reservoir also attracts hundreds of different bird species as well as a variety of wildlife.
Visit the tribal settlements of shepherds and snake charmers in the region to get a sense of authentic rural life.
Nimaj Palace is a heritage hotel that provides a unique perspective on princely living. The Palace has been sensitively restored to its former glory, with meticulous care taken during refurbishment to ensure that it remains true to its original splendor and provides an unforgettable experience of royal living and hospitality. The grand setting, combined with the palatial architecture, provides an experience designed specifically for those who want to relive the medieval era with a blend of modern comfort and traditional style.
During the rule of Gurjar Pratihar, Nimaj witnessed the construction of Magarmandi Mata Temple and other famous temples. Rao Uda Ji and Thakur Jagram Sing were the most powerful rulers of the Nimaj region in the past.
Nimaj is a multi-religious and multicultural town that is home to Hindus, Muslims, and Christians. Famous temples in Nimaj include Ranakpur Jain Temple, Parshuram Mahadev Temple, and Nimbo Ka Nath Mahadev Temple. The annual fairs celebrated with great enthusiasm in Nimaj's neighboring regions are Shri Sonana Khetlaji's Fair, Parshurama Mahadevji's Fair, and Nimbeshwar Mahadev Fair.
Nimaj residents eat Bikaneri Bhujia, Mirchi Bada, and Pyaaj Kachori for breakfast and lunch. Sweet items include Ghevar, DilKhushaal, Jhajariya, and Kadka, while non vegetarian items include Saanth ro achaar, Laal maans, and Mohan maans. Nimaj is well known for Rajasthani handicrafts, and handicraft items are in high demand among tourists. As a result, there are numerous handicraft shops operating alongside modern cloth centers and general stores to capitalize on the influx of tourists.
