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| Dhawa |
| This wildlife sanctuary is situated at about 45 kilometres from Jodhpur. The main attraction here is the Indian antelope. |
| Khimsar |
| Around 92 km from Jodhpur lies the Khimsar Fort which dates back to 1523. This fort has also been converted into a hotel. |
| Nagaur |
| One hundred and thirty-five kilometres from Jodhpur lies Nagaur, an imposing fort with beautiful murals. Every year in the month of January-February, a weeklong cattle fair is held here. |
| Osian |
| About 58 km from the city, on the diversion off the main Jodhpur-Bikaner Highway, lies Osian, an oasis in the desert. Fifteen beautifully sculptured Jain and Brahmanical temples dot the landscape of this ancient township. Of these the most outstanding ones are the Surya or Sun Temple, Kali temple, Sachiya Mata Temple and the main Jain temple dedicated to Lord Mahavira. |
| Rohet Fort | |
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About 40 km from Jodhpur lies Rohet Fort. The fort has now been converted into a heritage hotel. It is in this village that Bruce Chatwin wrote The Songlines and William Dalrymple began The City of Djinns. |
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