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8 Best Things to do in Jaisalmer

1.Golden Fort Jaisalmer [Sonar quila]

At a distance of 1.5 km from Jaisalmer Railway Station, Jaisalmer Fort locally known as Sonar Quila (Golden Fort) is located in the heart of Jaisalmer city. It is one of the largest forts in the world and also one of the top places to visit in Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer Fort. is a World Heritage Site declared by UNESCO under the group Hill Forts of Rajasthan.

Jaisalmer Fort was built atop the Trikuta Hill in 1156 AD by the Bhati Rajput ruler Maharawal Jaisal Singh, from where it originates its name. It was the center of a number of historical encounters between the Bhattis, Mughals, and Rathores of Jodhpur. The Fort of Jaisalmer survived several attacks by the Muslim rulers like Aladdin Khilji and Mughal Emperor Humayun. The city also served as a refuge and way-station for caravans and travelers along the Silk Road.

Standing proudly in the middle of the great Thar Desert, this fort is regarded as 'The Pride of Jaisalmer'. Its massive yellow sandstone walls are a tawny lion color during the day, fading to honey-gold as the sun sets, thereby hiding the fort in the yellow desert. For this reason, it is also known as the Sonar Quila or Golden Fort.

The Jaisalmer Fort architecture is awe inspiring and marvelous. The seamless blend of Rajput and Islamic styles, the golden tinge due to the yellow sandstone, and the enthralling carvings & sculptures make it rank among the glorious forts in Rajasthan. It is 1,500 ft long and 750 ft wide and is built on a 250 ft high hill. The basement of the fort has a 15 ft tall wall forming a double line of defense. The fort is protected by a 30 ft tall wall surrounding it on all sides. This fort comprises of 99 bastions providing crucial protection to the fort during attacks.

Inside the fort complex, tourists can find several architectural buildings which include palaces, houses and temples. Jaisalmer fort has narrow winding pathways which interlock several parts of the fort. The complex of Jaisalmer fort is so expansive that almost one-quarter of the town's population located inside the fort itself. There are numerous wells inside the fort that are a regular source of water for residents.

The fort has four entrances namely Ganesh Pol, Rang Pol, Bhoota Pol and Hawa Pol. The main attraction of the fort is Maharawal Palace popular for its marble throne. The Palace also has a wonderful museum which showcasing arms, dresses, utensils, & ornaments of the Rajput kingdom. An added attraction of this place is a five-storied Tazia tower located parallel to the Maharawal Palace. This tower was constructed by Muslim craftsmen and is made with decorative Bengali styled roofs. Jain Temple and Lakshmi Temple are also quite famous among the visitors.

Palace Timings: 9 AM to 6 PM

Palace Entry Fee: Rs. 50 for Indians, Rs. 250 for Foreigners, Rs. 50 for Camera

2. Patwon ki Haveli Jaisalmer :-

At a distance of 500 m from Jaisalmer Fort and 1.5 km from Jaisalmer Railway Station, Patwon-ki-Haveli is situated in a narrow lane near the Patwa Complex in Jaisalmer. It is the first haveli to have been erected in Jaisalmer and also one of the top places to visit in Jasalmer.

The Patwon ki Haveli is considered to be the one of the largest as well as the finest haveli of Rajasthan. This haveli is essentially a cluster of five havelis, which was constructed in 1805 CE by Guman Chand Patwa. A rich trader, Guman Chand Patwa constructed five separate sections for his five sons. The first haveli is the main and also the grandest haveli in the complex. The entire construction took over 55 years to complete.

Located in the center of the city, it is truly an outstanding piece of architecture. It is renowned for its ornate wall paintings, intricate yellow sandstone-carved jharokas or balconies, gateways and doorways. The haveli is built using yellow sandstone and the main gateway is brown in colour. The haveli is five stories high divided into six apartments. The walls also feature beautiful mirror work and several paintings. There is a stunning apartment which is flawlessly painted with beautiful murals. There are about 60 balconies in the haveli.

Amongst the five Havelis which form the entire complex, one has been converted into a museum which displays a vast collection of antique furniture and decorative goods. Besides this, the third Haveli or mansion in the premises also houses rich items that include traditional art and craft work of the local craftsmen. Two havelis are under the authorization of the Archaeological Survey of India and one serves as private accommodation.

Currently, this haveli is maintained by the state government, which uses it for different official purposes. The office of State art and craft department and the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) is placed in the haveli.

Timings: 8 AM to 6 PM

Entry Fee: Rs. 20 for Indians, Rs. 100 for Foreigners and Rs. 50 for Camera

3. Jaisalmer War Museum :-

At a distance of 11 km from Jaisalmer Railway Station and 12 km from Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer War Museum is situated at Military Station on the Jaisalmer - Jodhpur Highway. This unique war museum is surely a must visit place for all Indian and foreigner tourists coming to Jaisalmer.

Jaisalmer War Museum was set up by the Indian Army in 2015 and was inaugurated on 24th August by Lieutenant General Ashok Singh, General Officer Commanding in Chief, Southern Command. The inauguration of the Museum in the Golden Jubilee Commemoration Year of 1965 Indo Pak War is also a tribute to all soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice.

The museum covers an area of over 10 acres of land. It has two large Information Display Halls, an Audio Visual Room and a souvenir shop. Apart from the evolution of the Indian Army, the museum showcases tales of bravery and sacrifice of heroes of the wars. War trophies and vintage equipment are on display along with tanks, guns and military vehicles. The museum has murals of soldiers who lost their lives in the war and weapons used at that time. The Indian Air Force has also contributed in the museum by presenting a hunter aircraft, which was used during the Battle for Longewala during the 1971 Indo Pak War.

The Museum is organized by the Indian Army. The entry to the Jaisalmer War Museum is open to and free for all visitors.

Timings: 10 AM to 6 PM

4. Tanot Mata Temple Jaisalmer :-

The Tanot Mata Temple situated in the Tanot village of district Jaisalmer, is a major attraction for those visiting the Thar Desert in Rajasthan. It is enveloped within numerous legends that are sure to instil awe and curiosity towards its sacred power and purity. The heritage site is preserved and maintained by the Border Security Force (BSF) of India since the Indo-Pakistan war in 1971.

Localities have immense faith on the temple’s austerity and pay regular visit to the Tanot Mata. She is believed to be an apparition of the Hinglaj Mata Goddess. Tanot is in close proximity with Longewala, a critical India-Pakistan border that forbids access to any individual without permission of Indian Government authorities. Due to its topography, it can harness large quantities of wind energy, thus visitors can see the rows of windmill energy power plants established here. There is a museum built adjacent to the temple that displays certain historic artefacts collected from the war period. This is a must visit place for those who wish to pay their homage to the Indian Army and the temple that is considered holy by the Indian heroes of defence and harmony.

History :-

It is said that during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, Pakistani Army dropped over 3000 bombs targeting the temple but not even one exploded! The Pakistani Tank regiment was stupefied and kept shelling but not one bomb exploded. After the war the Pakistani General actually asked his counterpart in India about this incident and on knowing the story of the power of the temple that apparently protected the area he asked to see this place. This request was granted and the Pakistani General actually went to the temple and paid his respects and acknowledged the supernatural happening. After the war the temple management was handed over to Border Security Force of India on their request and to date the temple is maintained and manned by the BSF soldiers.

After paying your respects to the Goddess, you can take a round of the museum established in the same vicinity. It holds a public exhibition of the arms and ammunitions used during the Indo-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971. They hold great significance, as the bombs used to attack the natives of Tanot village never diffused. The place is one of the best place to explore in the Thar Desert in Rajasthan. This temple was shown in the film Border. The best time to visit is November – January, when the temperature is not likely to be extremely high. Taxis can be hired from Jaisalmer After completing this pilgrimage trip, you can plan a camel safari in the Thar Desert or plan a sightseeing trip of the majestic forts of Jaisalmer.

Longewala Border :-

Longewala is a border town in Thar desert near Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. The army of Lt. Kuldip Singh was commanding this small post because on the other side Pakistani forces were awaiting an opportunity to attack and takeover Jaisalmer. At the night of 4th December 1971, the Indian army observed noises across the border that suggested a heavy platoon approach. As it was dark, the moon was the only source of light that lit the scene.

The Battle

When sources confirmed that Pakistan indeed was approaching, Lt. Kuldeep Singh contacted the headquarters and asked for reinforcements. He was informed that it would take six hours for backup to be available and was advised to retreat to a nearby town, Ramgarh. But Kuldeep Singh and his men held ground fearlessly and decided to fight. After midnight Pakistan surfaced near Longewala and opened fire with artillery guns. As the 45 heavily equipped tanks of Pakistan approached the border, Indian defences laid a hasty anti-tank minefield. Indians were at the advantage of holding the higher ground; Pakistani tanks struggled to move upward and blasted themselves in doing so. This gave an opportunity to Indian soldiers to spot and attack the enemy, a fire lit the otherwise dark battlefield. Indian defence used a smoke screen to confuse the Pakistani soldiers and stalled the battle till reinforcements arrived.

Who won the battle?

India, though outnumbered, applied clever strategies to maneuver its way through the fight. After a long battle, Indian Air force was able to send backup in the morning. Now, the opposition’s battalion was an easy target as they were on the ground and didn’t have an Airforce to help them out. After getting 22 tanks blasted with rockets, Pakistani army was forced to withdraw.

Aftermath of the battle

120 soldiers against 2000, sounds daunting. But what’s surprising is that India only lost 2 soldiers and 1 tank while Pakistan lost 200 soldiers and 36 tanks, in the battle. Kuldeep Singh was applauded for his strategic win and was conferred with the Mahavir Chakra for showing great courage.

Longewala hosted a fray that speaks of sheer fearlessness and heroism of Indian soldiers. It’s a perfect example of how a fight can be smoothly won if you club your fires with a little strategy. The valor displayed by Kuldeep Singh and his men is now dictated to the army, to build their mettle and to inspirit them with enthusiasm. This battle was one of a kind and deservingly fixed a spot in Indian history.

Kuldhara village – Haunted Village Sam Road jaisalmer

Kuldhara Village, located within 20 kilometres from the Golden City Jaisalmer is not always a known name among the tourists, but a little research will show how this is one of the most interesting and intriguing attraction sites that you should absolutely include in your itinerary. The village, rich with its fair share of legends and myths, is said to be a spooky and haunted village. The abandoned and eerily beautiful appearance of it, standing solitary amidst the vast stretches of desert, lives up to its reputation. There have been stories of ghostly and paranormal activities in and around the village, but like always no one could provide any solid proof of it. Nevertheless, Kuldhara village is an exciting place to visit just for its architectural beauty and the vibe of history.

Once you visit the place, the sheer blankness of the village so massive, yet so eerily silent and abandoned with just the houses standing like skeletal corpses of the past engulfs you entirely. Adds to that the legend how the residents of the entire area left the place overnight altogether to save their honors and lives from the hands of the tyrannical minister who ruled over the place, and you have got the perfect setting for a bestselling horror story.

There is nothing to do as such, but the experience itself makes up for all of it. The government with the help of some private construction companies are setting up cafes, restaurants and even lodges for the night stay to turn the place into a full-fledged tourist place. The constructions are undergoing as of December 2017 and once finished, Rajasthan hopes to attract more people to visit and experience the great beauty amidst the barrenness.

Bada Bagh jaisalmer :-

At a distance of 8 km from Jaisalmer Railway Station and 7 km from Jaisalmer Fort, Bada Bagh or Bara Bagh is a historical garden located on Ramgarh road and halfway between Jaisalmer and Lodurva in Rajasthan.

Bada Bagh means big garden. It is a garden of cenotaphs or chhatris of the royal family of Jaisalmer. A descendant of Maharawal Jaisal Singh, Jait Singh II, commissioned a dam to create a water tank in the 16th century AD. This made the desert green in this area. After his death, Bada Bagh was fully developed by his son Lunakaran.

The garden stands at the foot of a hill and several chhatris or cenotaphs stand in memory of the late rulers of Jaisalmer. Cenotaphs are also known as chhatris and one cenotaph is erected for each ruler. The cenotaph of Maharawal Jait Singh is the oldest of all. Many cenotaphs were built by subsequent rulers for the Bhatti royal family of Jaisalmer. This continued till the 20th century when the last one for Maharawal Jawahar Singh was left incomplete as his son who ascended the throne after him, died within one year of his ascension. This was considered to be bad luck and from then on, the tradition of cenotaphs at Bada Bagh was discontinued.

The architecture of these chhatris is a blend of Paliwal, Mughal, and Rajput styles of architecture. Each cenotaph contains inscribed tablets with names of the King and Queen. Some of the cenotaphs have a statue of the King on a horse along with his queen standing nearby. The size of the chhatri varies according to the status of the person.

This garden also includes a tank and a dam, along with a Govardhan Stambh (pillar). The pillar was constructed for commemorating the construction of the nearby tank and dam. Locals refer to the dam as Jait Bandh, while the tank is known as Jait Sar. The Jait Bandh is a huge structure measuring over 1,200 feet in length and 350 feet in width. Both the tank and dam has been constructed using solid blocks of stone.

Timings: 8 AM to 6 PM

Entry Fee: Rs. 20 for Indians and Rs. 50 for Foreigners

Gadisar lake Jaisalmer :-

At a distance of 1.5 km from Jaisalmer Railway Station and 1.5 km from Jaisalmer Fort, Gadisar Lake or Gadsisar Lake is an artificial reservoir in Jaisalmer. It was the only source of water for the Jaisalmer city in the olden days and also one of the best Jaisalmer sightseeing places.

The Gadisar Lake was constructed by Raja Rawal Jaisal, the first ruler of Jaisalmer and later reconstructed by Maharawal Gadsi Singh in the year 1367 AD. It is said this rain water lake once provided water to the entire town. At present Gadisar Lake gets water from Indira Gandhi Canal so it never dries.

Located towards the south of Jaisalmer city, the entrance to the Gadisar Lake is through a magnificent and artistically carved yellow sandstone archway that is known as the Tilon-Ki-Pol. There are numerous shrines and small temples on the embankment of this lake. The most popular among these temples is the Krishna Temple which houses a statue of Lord Vishnu. There is a big domed pavilion in the center of the lake. The main attractions of the lake are the different species of birds, which migrate from distinct places.

The Gadisar Lake can be visited any time of the day, though it is best to go early in the morning and watch the sun rise. Boating facility is also available in this lake where charges vary from type of boat and based on duration of boating. Shikaras are also available to go around the lake. The serene Gadisar Lake springs to life during the annual Gangaur celebrations. This is the most popular point to take photographs of Jaisalmer Fort early in the morning when the fort looks golden with the first rays of the Sun and also a bird viewing site and a major attraction of Jaisalmer city.

Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM

Sam Sand Dunes Jaisalmer :-

At a distance of 40 km from Jaisalmer, Sam Sand Dunes are situated at the edge of Jaisalmer Desert National Park in Rajasthan. Lies in the midst of the Thar Desert, these sand dunes are amongst the most popular places to experience Rajasthan Tourism and also one of the prime places of Jaisalmer Tourism.

Sam has a truly magnificent stretch of sweeping dunes, with sparse or no vegetation. The 3 km long, and 1 km wide sand dunes reflect the true image of Rajasthan. Undeniably one of the most picturesque spots in the desert, the Sam Sand Dunes have gained tremendous tourist reputation over the time. The unrelieved ocean of sand constantly changes its appearance at every gentle gush of wind. The whirling air currents of this area match with those of the sandstorms in the Sahara. This time many Desert camp In sam sand dunes But Garh Rajputana camps is luxury Desert camp in Jaisalmer , Camp offer Camel Safari, there are many other Adventure activities like jeep safari, Paragliding, Quad Bike safari and desert camping at Sam Sand Dunes. Night stay with Swiss tents and mud cottages next to dunes. Adding to the magical charm of the atmosphere are the wonderful folk dance and music performance by the local artists. . . Tourists can be assured of enjoying the magic of dunes completely in the company of these guides. The dunes are best visited during the months between October and February when the heat is relatively less in the region. Evenings and night are the best times to visit the dunes because at this time the silver rays of moon spread its radiance in the entire region thereby making it glow like an ornament.

There is a Desert Festival organised in the month of February and is the best time to visit these dunes. This is a 3-day event showcasing the heritage and culture of Rajasthan. This extravaganza includes of a lot of events such as puppet shows, various competitions such as tug of war and Biggest Moustache, camel race, various folk performance and more. During this time, the desert comes alive with the sound and light show, dance and music.

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Jaisalmer is a former medieval trading center and a princely state in the western Indian state of Rajasthan, in the heart of the Thar Desert. Known as the "Golden City," it is distinguished by its yellow sandstone architecture. Dominating the skyline is Jaisalmer Fort, a sprawling hilltop citadel buttressed by 99 bastions. Behind its massive walls stand the ornate Maharaja's Palace and intricately carved Jain temples. Places to see with Grah Rajputana camps: Jaisalmer fort, Jain temple, Bada bagh, Salim Singh ki haveli, Patwon ki haveli, Desert nation park, Sam sand dunes, Silk route art gallery, The Thar heritage museum, Nathmal ji ki haveli, Gadisar lake, Tanot Mata temple on indo pak border, Desert national park, Desert culture center & museum Things to do in Jaisalmer : City Sightseeing, Boating in Gadisar lake, Explore local markets for shopping, Parasailing in Kanoi, Paramotoring in deserts ( motor-powered parasailing ), Quad biking in sam sand dunes, Dune bashing in thar desert, Desert safari & camping, a Puppet show in a desert center museum, Desert jeep safari, Desert camel safari, Explore traditional Rajasthani Cuisine.

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Day 1 *30.December: Arrival in Jaisalmer* Your arrival at Jaisalmer will be greeted and transferred to your pre-booked camp, at Sam Sand Dunes. After getting freshen up in the camp, you will leave for Jaisalmer sightseeing that includes your visit to Jaisalmer Fort- the monument that speaks the history of legendary warriors of the town; Havelis of Jaisalmer – Patwon ki Haveli, Salim Singh ki Haveli, Nathmal Ji ki Haveli; Gadisar Lake – a man-made water reservoir constructed by Maharawal Gadsi Singh. Return back to Sam Sand Dunes for an overnight stay and dinner.

Day 2 *31.December: Jaisalmer Desert Safari* Have a healthy breakfast at the camps and leave for discovering the desert area of Longewala Battlefield, Tanot Mata temple, and Bada Bagh located at the Indo Pakistan border. After returning back to the camp hop on to experience Camel Safari around sunset as you enjoy one of the best views of the Desert. Enjoy Gala Dinner with snacks, cultural program,s and musical night.

Day 3 *01.January: Departure from Jaisalmer* Check out from the camps after breakfast. Leave for Jaisalmer Airport/Railway station to reach back in time, taking with you memories worth a lifetime! *Camp: Garh Rajputana camps* *Inclusions* • Accommodations: 2 night (camp )in Sam Sand Dunes Desert( Camps in Jaisalmer ) • Sightseeing mentioned in the itinerary • Meals: 02 Breakfasts & 02 Dinner • War Memorial Walk at Longewala, exploring the haunted Village of Kuldhara & guided tour of Jaisalmer Fort. • Activities like Camel Dune Safari & Rajasthani Folk Dance. • Fun activities & Group Bonding • New Year's Celebration/DJ Night Party/Rajasthani Cultural Program with snacks

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Garh Rajputana camps is one of the best Jaisalmer tour packages in Jaisalmer. Many desert adventures are also available in the region including camping, trekking, camel safari and much more.

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5 Reasons you will love Jaisalmer

I ’m going to tell you 5 reasons why you ’ll LOVE Jaisalmer, plus some Jaisalmer trip tips! I did n’t only love this desert municipality for the well-known camel safari. It’s also got a still inhabited stronghold with massive imposing walls and wreathing mazes of alleyways. Such a pleasurable place to explore and daydream.

The stronghold is literally a giant real life sandcastle. It’s magical.

It was teeming with trade to Persia, but ultimately Bombay took over, and now Jaisalmer is like an ancient municipality stuck in the yore.

The camel safari Of course! This is the number one reason because it was unthinkable and I would do it again in a wink. I've another post saved to the details, read it presently offing.

The Desert camp The Thar Desert is the world’s 18th largest desert and the biggest desert in India. It's spread across 5 commonwealths in India in the north to the west, with a adulthood of the area lying in Rajasthan, where the Thar Desert National Park is located in Jaisalmer.

Apart from forming a natural border with abutting Pakistan, the Thardesert is one of the top places to visit in Jaisalmer. Being the main part of Jaisalmer tourism are the camel safari and the Thar Desert Camp in Jaisalmer.

The Fort “ Jaisalmer Fort” The sandstone the fastness is made from took the color desert beachfront, so as the sun changed it stayed cleverly disguised and giving it the name the “ golden fastness”. Rubbernecks are allowed to stay in the fastness as well as a really decent price. There's substantial overcrowding and deteriorating plumbing.

The fastness is busy with people and full of traders as well as positive vibes! It’s a strange thing to be in a still in use fastness, that has n’t been turned into a gallery.

The Shopping Jaisalmer is known for it’s camel leather. They say they bide until the camel is dead, so no hurt is done. Some say it’s not yea camel leather at all. Lots of braided leather irons as gifts, a pocketbook, and shoes for my mommy, a couple cotton tank lids, and a leather crocodile Dundee headpiece for my kinfolk, which was a massive supernova and multiplex fresh!

Bhang Lassi Bhang is from the cannabis works and is ready and mixed in a yoghurt fruit drunk for your pleasure. This is considered a physic in multitudinous eyes, but not in India. This is part of the religious culture in India and shops are government approved.

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Jaisalmer tourism & travel guide

The golden city of Jaisalmer, which lies courageously because the western sentinel of India, maybe a place worth visiting. The golden ray of the setting sun draws a heavenly picture on the sands of Jaisalmer. The magnificent wood- and stone-carved mansions and buildings display the love of the Rajputs towards the fine arts.

Location

Jaisalmer is situated within the westernmost part of the state of Rajasthan, the guts of the good Thar Desert. it's neighboring Pakistan on its western side. On its south, there's the gorgeous city of Bikaner. The eastern part of the place is bordered by Jodhpur, another city of color and tradition. The climate of this city is of typical desert character.

History

The city Jaisalmer was founded by Bhatti Rajput RawalJaisal in 1156. The history of Jaisalmer also reveals the courage and determination of the Rajputs. the town wont to be a serious trade center because it was the trade route of the western countries to India.

Fairs & Festivals The most famous of the local festivals is that the camel fair that's held during the winter season of the year. Camel dances, camel races, folk dance, and music are a number of the main attractions of this place. it's also referred to as the desert festival.

Best Time to go to Jaisalmer is found within the Thar Desert in Rajasthan. Travelers come to Jaisalmer to explore the Havelis that Jaisalmer is legendary for. To enjoy all of this a satisfying weather is of utmost importance as you've got to travel tons under the sun.

Jaisalmer in Summer Summer in Jaisalmer is counted from April to August. During this point Jaisalmer becomes extremely hot and really few tourists dare to go to the desert city then. except for the budget tourists who can beat the warmth, the summer season offers accommodation and other travel requirements at a lower cost.

Jaisalmer in Monsoon From September to October Jaisalmer sees the monsoon that lasts for a really short period of your time. However, actual rainfall is never experienced in Jaisalmer, which few droplets make the weather even worse by adding humidity to the recent air. During October the weather starts becoming normal. So budget travelers can choose this point to go to because the temperature is going to be lower also because of the travel cost.

Jaisalmer in Winter The best time to go to Jaisalmer is from November to March when winter involves the desert city offering satisfying weather. Jaisalmer also observes the desert festival in February that's a lifetime experience for travelers. because the weather is cool you'll also savor the Rajasthani cuisine without worry and therefore the locals will perform traditional music with full enthusiasm.

Tourist Attractions • Visiting Jaisalmer itself means a visit to the Jaisalmer Fort. Built over the Trikuta hill, this fort is that the biggest and therefore the most beautiful landmark of the town. • Just outside the fort is that the Manakchowk, the famous marketplace of Jaisalmer. it's an honest place for bargaining the local products. • The Jain temple, an area worth visiting, is additionally situated inside the fort itself. The temple, made between 12th and 15th centuries, bears testimony to Rajasthan's unique artistry also do visit the desert camp in Jaisalmer. • Havelis are the mansions built by the rich merchants, which are still in excellent condition. The Havelis just like the Patwon-ki-Haveli and Salim-Singh-ki-Haveli are remarkable for his or their exclusive cutwork, yellow and red stone treatment and therefore the bracket-shaped decoration of peacocks.

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The golden city Jaisalmer, in Rajasthan's Thardesert, conjures up images of an Arabian Nights' Entertainment fable. A former medieval trading center, the foremost notable characteristic of the town is that the abundance of structures built using distinctive yellow sandstone—making any location an image perfect spot. The simplest time to experience the complete splendor of the town is that if you go during the annual Jaisalmer Desert Festival, usually held in early February or late January. Go with the Best Jaisalmer Tour Package and enjoy the trip.

Explore Jaisalmer Fort and Palace Museum The fort was inbuilt 1156 by Rajput ruler Jaisal, who also founded the town at an equivalent time. What really makes it unusual is that it's one among the few living forts within the world. Thousands of individuals reside inside its walls. it is also home to numerous hotels, guesthouses, temples, handicraft stores, restaurants, and therefore the former maharaja's palatial palace. You will need to pay 50 rupees extra to require your camera inside or 100 rupees for a video camera. Jaisalmer Magic runs a daily, three-hour heritage walking tour through the fort.

Visit Jain Temples One of the most attractions inside the fort may be a stunning series of seven interconnected Jain temples that go back to the 15th and 16th centuries. You will need to get rid of your shoes and every one leather items before entering. The temples are open daily from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m., although timings are susceptible to change, so do check first. Tickets cost 10 rupees for foreigners, and while locals do not have to pay, there's a camera charge for everybody (50 rupees for camera and 100 rupees for video camera).

Walk through Havelies Jaisalmer is additionally known for the fairy-tale architecture of its magnificent historic havelis (mansions), located both inside and out of the fort. Many are often found within the narrow lanes about 10 minutes walk north of the fort. It's actually a cluster of 5 mansions built by a wealthy Jain trader and his sons.

Sand Dunes and Desert park Hordes of individuals head to the famous and picturesque Sam Sand Dunes, around 50 minutes west of Jaisalmer, at sunset. Cultural performances and camel rides create a carnival atmosphere. It's also possible to remain overnight on the brink of the Sam Dunes during a unique, non-touristy experience by bunking at a desert camp for glamping. On the thanks to the Dunes, Kuldhara Abandoned Village may be a spooky but interesting place to go to . Accommodations are available in traditional-style huts (Badal home is recommended for an authentic local experience) and little resorts. you'll continue a camel safari there also . If you are in jaisalmer then enjoy Desert Camp in Jaisalmer.

Watch the Sunset at VyasChhatri VyasChhatri, on the sting of Jaisalmer north of the Fort, is devoted to the good sage Vyasa who authored the Hindu epic The Mahabharata. This haunting place is employed as a cremation ground for Pushkarna Brahmins and contains many cenotaphs (empty tombs) erected in honor of notable ones. The cenotaphs are mentioned as chhatris due to their domes, which appear as if umbrellas (chhatris). Go there for spectacular sunsets over the town .

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Essential things to do in Jaisalmer:- Some of the best kept secrets

If you want to know more about the top secret places to visit in Jaisalmer then keep reading this post.

Rajasthan is a state full of hidden gems inside its desert. Not just the hidden gems but the world class heritage and Royal mesmerizing culture is also one of the reasons why people are attracted to this state.

There are many places like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Pushkar but none of them is as mesmerizing and breath taking as Jaisalmer. The honey combed buildings and the ancient market will make you get lost in this beautiful city.

The promise of adventure in the sandcastle fort and the mystery of desert made Jaisalmer like its directly driven from the fairy tale. Join Desert camp in jaisalmer.

Here are the top essential things to do in Jaisalmer which are kept secret:-

1. Start the adventure at Jaisalmer fort:-

Yeah! You heard it right. Jaisalmer fort has a lot more to give you then just a simple vibe of fort. Out of everything you do in Jaisalmer. Simply wondering around the fort would be the favourite thing you can do.

This fort has a lot to offer like the city temple, the cafes and market stalls, this fort is all in one pack. It’s a living fort and you will feel as the fort itself is a living village.

2. Enjoying bird eye view of the golden city:- There are many advantages of having a fort at a certain height. One of the best advantage is the unimaginable view of from the fort. Jaisalmer fort is full of sunset points to take in the sights and most of the cafes and bars are set up for this purpose only.

If you don’t like fancy restaurants or having lunch or dinner inside the fort then you should definitely check out the big cannon viewpoints.

3. Fade away the sadness and get lost in the ancient market streets:-

The fort will feel like boring after wondering for a certain period of time but don’t worry about this because the market has a lot more to offer you. You will find magic in every corner of the market.

From carpets to clothes and from shoes to antiques the fort has so much to offer. The street full of vendors and people roaming and shouting in marwadi accent will definitely take your shopping experience to a next level.

4. Chilling out at Gadisar lake:-One of the best things to be done in Jaisalmer is to watch sunset at the coast of Gadisar Lake. The place itself is effortlessly crazy and beautifully as Jaisalmer.

Sunset is going to blew your mind with the changing of colour of sky. You can also enjoy boat riding at a very low price.

5. Take a camel safari to the dues:-OK so no trip is complete without camel safari and the sunrise and sunset with camel safari &desert camp in Jaisalmer dues gives best experience. Pretty well every hotel or travel agent will book the safari at a negotiable price.

You should stay till night and enjoy sleeping outside the sky and real peace out of the world.

Conclusion :- There are many places which you should visit in Jaisalmer as the city is full of amazing experience and mesmerizing views but you should experience the real beauty of the city inside the old tradition and beautiful views. Take a Jaisalmer Tour Package and enjoy the trip.

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Top places to visit in Rajasthan

Rajasthan, one of the largest states of India which is known for its Royalty and Heritage tradition has many mesmerizing places to offer to its guest (Atithi). However despite of its large size it is covered with the Great Indian Desert which runs parallel to the Sutlej-Indian Valley. This state is also known as the land of kings which has been ruled brave kings with a great history.

One of the most diversified states with different architecture and cultures minted with amazing display and heritage tradition is found in this princely state of Rajasthan. Each Kingdom in Rajasthan has a distinctive style of architecture and art which makes it different from other kingdom and that’s the beauty of Rajasthan that it has variety of cultures which can be explored in a single state.

Top places to visit in Rajasthan:-

1. Jaipur :-

The capital city of the state, Jaipur is also the largest city in the princely state of Rajasthan. This city is also known as “The Pink City” because of the distinctive saffron or the pink colour of the buildings, shops and other major monument. The well planned streets and architecture of the city makes it the most favourite places to visit.

Jaipur was ranked #7 of the best places to visit in Asia. Not to the travel enthusiast but to the average traveller, Jaipur has a lot to offer. Gardens, forts, museums and vast market place of Jaipur bring it to travellers around the globe.

2. Udaipur :-

Udaipur also termed as the Venice of the East is also known by its common moniker, the city of lakes. The city is the capital of SisodiyaRajputs of Mewar and is famous for its places that amplifies the pure Rajputana culture. The MewarRajputs founded this place to relocate the capital from Chittor to more secure place. Today that place is been converted to one of the most amazing and enthusiast tourist place.

The city’s location is at the foothill of Aravalli Mountains, which makes Udaipur the unique destination to visit. Apart from the lakes and river, various market places, temples, forts are the reason to visit this city of lakes. This city is well planned for its hospitality and has a ton more to offer to the tourist.

3. Jodhpur :-

The second largest city of Rajasthan after Jaipur, this city has a lot of hidden gems which are to be explored by the tourists. This city is also known as the Sun City of Rajasthan as it enjoys the sunny weather whole year. This city lies about 250 kms from India-Pak border.

As Jodhpur lies in the centre of Rajasthan which makes it the centre of attraction to the tourist and its well connected to the national highway. There are several places like Mehrangarh fort, UmaidBhawan Palace, Jaswantthada are some of the prime examples of the Heritage Rajasthan.

4. Pushkar :-

This holy city is lying in the Ajmer district of Rajasthan. This town is also known as the city of Pilgrims and is located at the shores of PushkarLake. There is a story behind the river that the river is created by the tears of Lord Shiva and this is one of the oldest cities of India whose origin is not yet confirmed. The lake is considered to be one of the most scared lake and thousands of devotees come to take bath.

Perhaps this comes the most illustration attraction of Pushkar which is the annual camel fair. It’s very famous five day fair where people come and sell livestock. The fair is home to thousands of people and with various cultural events their comes musical dance and major rajasthani cultural events.

5. Jaisalmer :-

The city also called the golden city of Rajasthan lies in the centre of TharDesert. This city gets its name from golden sand of the desert and the golden stones which are used in the city’s architecture. This city is a very famous tourist spot due to its art, culture and different architectural buildings.

You might need 4-5 paperbacks to enjoy your trip to Jaisalmer to the fullest. There are various things which can be done like you can experience multiple cuisines like Italian, French or Local Rajasthani.

Along with this you can also castle city in the centre of the dues and camel safari in the morning with the sunrise. You can enjoy the trip with Jaisalmer Tour Package for 4-5 days.

Some of the places to visit in Jaisalmerare:-

Jaisalmer fort

BadaBagh

Patwon Ki Haweli

Thar Heritage museum

Jain Temples

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and tons more.

Conclusion :- Rajasthan also known as the land of Kings and forts is famous for its rich culture and has a different taste of culture of every place you visit. You will be able to unfold many hidden chapters of history and the heritage of Rajasthan. A tour or visits to Rajasthan with your family or loved ones will definitely give a mesmerizing experience with tons of memories.

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