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Salasar Balaji:A famous temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman is located here. Salasar is in district Churu. Situated at Jaipur-Bikaner Highway, it is one of the well-known pilgrimages of India. It is said that Lord Balaji fulfills all desires of devotees. Lakhs of devotees visit this temple every year.

Ratangarh: The mammoth fort, built in 1820 AD by the Raja of Bikaner- Ratan Singh, is situated on the Agra-Bikaner Highway. The market place is in the shape of a cross suggesting that the city was planned before construction. An array of stately havelis can be seen around the clock tower at the main crossing.Surana haveli:The six-storeyed, enormous building has artistic windows and elegant doors that are more than 1,100 in number.Pilani: Also known as the 'home of the Birlas', the BITS campus is worth a visit. Churu is also famous for the Kothar Haveli (1915 AD) and Kanhaiya Lal Bagla Haveli (1870).

Shri Mansa Mata Mandir :In and amongst innumerable Divine manifestations, there was one Temple as old as 400-450 years which stood upon a sand top called a TIBA at Lambore Dham in Churu District of Rajasthan, India.Lambore Dham (Lambore Bari) is accessible from Delhi/Jaipur by Road or by Rail, the distance in each case being approx. 240 Kms. Nearest Railway Station is SADULPUR (Rajgarh),on N.R.(Meter Gauge). Lambore Bari is situated 8 Kms south of Rajgarh on Rajgarh-Malsisar-Jhunjhunu road, a 15 minute journey by car, jeep and bus available almost round the clock.

Sardar Shahar (46km): This enchanting desert town has exquisitely beautiful havelis adorned with colourful wall paintings and carved woodwork.

Dudhwa Khara (36 km): A sprawling historical village lying in the Thar Desert. Besides enchanting topography, the village has huge, exquisitely designed havelis. One can enjoy the rural life and camel safaris in the village.

Tal Chhapar Sanctuary: -Location : Churu District, 220 km from Jaipur, 80 km from Mandawa Tal Chhapar Sanctuary in Churu district is famous for black-bucks. It is a flat saline depression, has a unique ecosystem. It is situated in North-Western Rajasthan and thus lies on the way of the migratory passage of many birds. The most spectacular migration seen from here is that of harries. These birds pass through this area during the month of September.Montagur’s and marsh harrier are more common, while pale harrier and ben harrier are found in lesser numbers. Besides these imperial eagle, tawny eagle, short toed eagle, sparrow hawk are common here. The other birds commonly seen here are skylark, crested lark, ring drove, brown dove, blue jay, green bee eaters, black ibis and demoiselle cranes which stay there till March.

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