Jaisalmer Tourism

Fist of it is really a beautiful place apart from this it is a historical place who tells us the glorious Golden past of India.I really enjoyed a lot.

It's very nice information provided by Jaisalmer tourism during my trip. Very cooperative & given each & every guide which I want. Thank you.

Jaisalmer is one of the most underrated places in India. I had the good fortune of staying at Ba's residency, which i found through Airbnb. It is perfect for a solo travel.
I would recommend hiring a bike (300-500 per day) and zipping around rather than taking a package.
If you have time and want some wilderness , drive to tanot. You would be accompanied by vast expanses of desert, a few chummy camels and lots of frolicking deers. The view is spectacular and worth every dime.
Camel ride is fun. You can drive to Sam or khurri dunes and then strike a deal.
It is a safe place to travel with family.

Very professional travel agency. Balu is very good person. Our stay in Jasalmer it’s been perfect.

FIVE Best Places of Jaisalmer !! A Must go...

Beyond the dazzling royal cities of Rajasthan lies Jaisalmer, the gateway to the Thar Desert and a popular tourist destination in India that is notable for its incredible yellow stone architecture, the Jaisalmer Fort, also known as ‘Sonar Quila’. Jaisalmer is one of the most visited places in Rajsthan. during the peak tourist season that commences from October and continues till February. The city, also dubbed the “Golden City”, was established in the mid 12th century by Rawal Jaisal and today with many artistic structures, monuments of local historical importance and abandoned villages, Jaisalmer has emerged as a slice of royal heritage from Rajasthan So before you pack your bags for a trip to Jaisalmer in the coming tourist season… chalk out your itinerary with the following 15 best tourist attractions in Jaisalmer.

1. Jaisalmer Fort

Built in the 12th century by the Bhati Rajput ruler Rao Jaisal, the Jaisalmer Fort is a massive yellow sandstone fortification that maintains the Raj Mahal and several havelis, gateways and temples. The tawny-brown rampart that turns into honey-gold at sunset, justifying the name “Sonar Quila”, is undoubtedly a blazing instance of visual perception. The architectural design of the fort having intricately carved windows, doors and walls is one of the fine examples of the rich heritage in India. Located on the Trikuta Hill and overlooking the Jaisalmer city, the Jaisalmer Fort is thus one of the popular tourist attractions in Jaisalmer. Moreover, the two canon points, located at vantage points within the fort, give you an amazing panoramic view of Jaisalmer city. Today… in the midst of the royal yellow sandstone architecture, Jaisalmer Fort boasted as one of the fortified cities in Rajasthan housing  numerous eateries, including Italian, French, and native cuisines; hotels; and museums.

2. Camel Safari

Being in the city of shifting sand dunes, you can’t escape the saddle journey. A bumpy ride on a camel in the Thar Desert is one of the exciting things to do in Jaisalmer. It allows you to explore the remote and isolated places tucked in the midst of the desert. Certainly, the more time you devote on your safari, the more remote places you are likely to see and the more you may adjust to and enjoy the desert tranquility.

3. Sam Sand Dunes

Approximately 42 kilometers from the fort city of Jaisalmer, the SAM Sand Dunes in the outskirts… is for sure the best recommended places to see in Jaisalmer. The exanimate ambiance with stretches of sweeping dunes, camel safari along the breathtaking crests and troughs and crimson horizon at the sunset altogether drops you to a pleasing hinterscape. Don’t miss the rustic and earthy music and folk dance of the gypsies that depicts the rural culture of the Rajasthani folk. The best time to visit the SAM Sand Dunes is at the time of the Jaisalmer Desert Festival, which is usually held in the month of February every year.

4. Gadi Sagar Lake

Built in the 14th century as a water conservation tank, the Gadi Sagar Lake is the best place to visit for sightseeing tours in Jaisalmer, which is today a popular tourist hangout. The lake encircles several temples with the most notable being the Krishna Temple that is located on top of the Tilon Gate. During the winter season, migratory birds flock the region and bird watching becomes a favorite activity in Jaisalmer. Further, boat riding in the Gadi Sagar Lake is yet another exciting thing to do in Jaisalmer. The best time to visit the Gadi Sagar Lake is during the Ganguar Festival, which is usually held in March or April.

5. Salim Singh Ki Haveli

A distinct architecture that you will come across in Jaisalmer city is the Haveli of Salim Singh from the 17th century which has an extended arched roof in the shape of a peacock. It is an incredible silhouette that is crafted with 38 balconies, each having distinct designs. Salim Singh Ki Haveli is one of the heritage attractions to explore when you are visiting Jaisalmer.

A good tourism please

Everyone must Visit Jaisalmer who are going Ramdevera . It is just 120 KM from there.

Awesome trip. Fort, Havelis, culture and food.

Nice of tourism

If you are in Jaisalmer then must go there.

Very best place
You all should visit

Trip to Rajasthan is incomplete without Jaisalmer.

Very good

real rajasthan flavour

Good

Godd

Very good

Awesome

Superb

Golden city