Harsh Nath Temple (II km) : An ancient 10th century temple situated on the Harsh Nath hills.

Jeen Mata Temple (29 km) : Believed to have been built a thousand years ago, the temple is the venue of a colourful fair held twice in a year during 'Navaratras’.

Lachhmangarh ; One of the most imposing forts in the Shekhawati region, Lachhmangarh commands a bird's eye view of the town modelled to resemble the city plan of Jaipur. Founded in the early 19th century by Raja Lachhman Singh of Sikar, the town has some lovely havelis.

Ramgarh : Founded in the late 18th century by the Poddars. The Shani Temple of the Saturday. God has delicately painted frescoes. Marvellous cenotaphs of the Poddars have exquisitely painted ceiling The Ganga Temple and some beautiful havelis add interest to the town.

Fathepur : Founded in the mid 15th century by Fateh Khan - a Kayarnkhani nawab, the town is noted for unmatched frescoes. Its central location attracted many wealthy merchants and has some exquisite havelis - a combination of the Indian and the western styles. Of - particular note among these are the Chamariyaand Singhania havelis.

Khatu Shyamji : The village is famous for the Shri Shyamji Temple, built in white marble.

Sakambhari : Famous for its 7th century temple dedicated to Sankari Mata, the town is surrounded by hills on three sides. An ideal picnic spot.