Historical Monument
Phalodi Fort
Phalodi Fort is a historic fort built in 1468 AD by Rao Hammir of the Rathore dynasty.
Places worth exploring
Nearby Attraction Points.
Wildlife and Birdwatching
Khichan Bird Sanctuary
Khichan village is famous for the thousands of Demoiselle cranes, locally known as Kurja, that migrate here during winter.
Religious Attraction
Shri Latiyal Mata Temple
Shri Latiyal Mata Temple is one of the most important religious sites in Phalodi. Dedicated to Goddess Latiyal Mata.
Architectural Attraction
Godi Parshvanath Temple
Godi Parshvanath Jain Temple is renowned for its intricate decorative work, colourful glass inlays, and distinctive architecture.
Heritage Architecture
Phalodi Havelis
Phalodi is famous for its traditional havelis constructed from red sandstone.
Religious Attraction
Kalyan Rai Ji Temple
Located opposite Phalodi Fort, Kalyan Rai Ji Temple is an ancient Hindu temple.
Historical Water Bodies
Ranisagar Ponds
Ranisagar and Shivsar are historic ponds in Phalodi associated with the town's traditional water-storage systems.
Religious Attraction
Jambholav Dham
Located in Jamba village, is an pilgrimage destination for followers of Guru Jambheshwar, the founder of the Bishnoi community.
Desert Tourism
Dechu Sand Dunes
Dechu, approximately 40 km from Phalodi, is known for its sandy dunes and desert scenery.
Travel thoughtfully
A few useful tips.
Plan for the season
Check local weather and plan outdoor sightseeing for comfortable parts of the day.
Confirm transport
Check route, traffic and local transport options before setting off on day trips.
Respect local customs
Follow site rules, dress appropriately at religious places and ask before taking photos.