It is one of the most imposing forts in the Shekhawati region, commanding a bird¿s eye view of the town modelled to resemble the city plan of Jaipur.
Laxmangarh town came into being in the year 1862. it was planned nearly 200 years ago by Rao Raja Laxman Singh of Sikar Thikana under shekawati region of erstwhile Rajputana. The reigning kingdom of jaipur had many thikanas and SHEKAWATI was one of them . The name SHEKAWATI is derived from shekawats a rajput clan of this region who were the ruling class.The jagirdars of these thikanas were called Rao Rajas and Laxman Singh happened to be the Rao Raja of Sikar and founder of laxmangarh.

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

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

Khatu Shyamji is famous for its Shyamji Temple. There is a steady stream of devotees visiting the temple round the year, but lakhs of them gather at the annual fair from Phalgun Sudi Dashmi to Dwadashi.
the king had a dream and was inspired to construct a temple and place the head in a religious manner. Till this date his devotees are blessed by just pronouncing his name from the bottom of their heart with true Samarpan. The devotees from all around the world visit this pilgrimage temple at the time of the mela in the Kartik month. Their devotion and belief simply pours from their conscious belief. The temple today is run by trust and the offerings of the devotees is for the Kripa which the god bestows on his devotees.