The temple of Veer Tejaji Maharaj, located in Kharnal village of Nagaur district, is among the well-known religious sites in Rajasthan. The folk deity Veer Tejaji was born in Kharnal; he is revered especially for his role in protecting cows and for his contributions to public welfare. Devotees from Rajasthan and other states visit this site to pay their respects. A grand fair is held at the temple on the occasion of Teja Dashmi, drawing thousands of devotees who come to seek the blessings of the folk deity.

A temple dedicated to 'Ek-Aankh' (one-eyed) Hanuman, situated near the Nagaur Fort, is renowned for its unique religious significance. The idol of Lord Hanuman enshrined here is distinct from those found in other temples. According to local belief, the temple’s origins are linked to the era of the valiant Amar Singh Rathore. Devotees travel from far and wide to visit, with particularly large crowds gathering on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Beyond its religious importance, the site also holds a significant place in the history of Nagaur.

The Dadhimati Mata Temple, located in Goth Manglod village of Nagaur district, is one of the ancient *Shaktipeeths* (sacred shrines of the Divine Mother) in Rajasthan. Believed to be approximately 2,000 years old, the temple attracts visitors with its architectural style and ancient craftsmanship. As the *Kuldevi* (deity of the lineage) of the Dadhich Brahmin community, Dadhimati Mata draws devotees from across the country. Special religious events are organized here during Navratri. The temple complex offers a unique blend of ancient history and religious tradition.

The Jain Kanch Mandir (Glass Temple) in Nagaur is noted for its unique ornamentation and religious significance. The temple features exquisite glasswork and intricate carvings. Followers of the Jain faith visit to offer prayers and seek blessings. The artistic design of the temple sets it apart from other religious sites. Tourists visiting Nagaur can explore both the religious devotion and the ancient architecture and artistry housed within.

The Meera Bai Temple, located in Merta City, is a significant site for religious tourism. This temple is linked to the life and devotion of Mirabai, a devotee of Lord Krishna. Mirabai dedicated her entire life to the worship of Lord Krishna. Devotees who visit here not only seek the blessings of Lord Charbhujanath but also gain a deeper connection to the devotional tradition of Mirabai. Special events are organized here during Janmashtami and other religious occasions, making this site of particular significance to followers of Lord Krishna.

In the Nagaur district of Rajasthan, there is a unique temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Here, Hanuman is worshipped in a dancing posture, and notably, the idol features a mustache. Local residents hold various beliefs regarding this temple; it is said that offering a coconut to Balaji Maharaj fulfills the wishes of his devotees. People from across Rajasthan—and indeed from all corners of the country—travel here to catch a glimpse of this dancing, mustachioed Hanuman. The temple is located in Sawantgarh, a small village near Nagaur-Nawa-Kuchaman.

'Pagliya Wale Baba Dham,' situated in Marisara village (Nawa, Nagaur district), serves as a major center of faith for local devotees. Pilgrims from far and wide arrive here to seek blessings at the 'Pagliya' (sacred footprints) of Baba. During religious festivals, the temple hosts special prayers and events, and the fairs held here attract large crowds. This shrine holds a special place in the rural region, with people deeply associating it with their own religious traditions.

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