Tiny yet lively town in the desert, Barmer is all colour, warmth and tradition. As you visit tiny town, colourfully attired natives welcome you with a bright smile. Renowned for intricate embroidery work, multihued traditional costumes and block printing of Textiles, Barmer is a shopper’s delight. The city is also famous for carved wood furniture.

           Barmer is said to have been founded in the 13^th century by Bahada Rao (also called Bar Rao) and named after him Bahada-mer or Barmer. The actual town of Bar Rao is about four miles to the north-west, the ruins of which are now known as Juna Barmer.

The present inhabited site was established by Rawat  Bhimaji

PALACES OF INTEREST

• Barmer

• Kiradu

• Khed

• Jasol

• Meva Nagar

• Nakoda Parsvanth

• Neemari

• Balotra and Kanana

How to reach : 

Air                                 :        Nearest airport, Jodhpur. 

Rail                               :        Connected with Jodhpur. 

Road                             :        Rajasthan state road tranport corporation connect Barmer with all
                                               major cities in the state.