Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer is a golden city located in central Rajasthan. It is known to have yellow sandstone buildings that shine in the sun. This town contains the tales of the ancient world, courageous monarchs, and desert life. To see the best of Jaisalmer, you must have a plan that would allow you to see all the key sites without being in a hurry. Gurvinder Tours has Jaisalmer Tour packages for you to explore Jaisalmer properly. We assist you in seeing the best places to visit in Jaisalmer, besides making your trip easy and hassle-free.

 

Jaisalmer Fort – The Grand Fort

The city centre is the Jaisalmer Fort. It appears to be lifted out of the desert itself. Within the fort you will be able to see homes, shops, and temples in use. The walls are of yellow sandstone that reflect the sunlight like gold. When one walks through the narrow streets in this fort one feels like walking back in time. The fort is also a breathtaking experience of the whole city and the desert. You should not miss the city aglow in the evening as seen by the fort walls.

 

Patwon Ki Haveli – The Largest Haveli

Patwon Ki Haveli, a complex of five mansions constructed by a rich trader family, is located near the fort. The carvings of the walls and balconies were very detailed and give credit to the workmanship. The stories of the traders and their riches are told in each room. This is a site that one must visit in case he or she wishes to get to know the culture of the city. The detailed painting in this case provides an insight on the life of the affluent families who used to reside in Jaisalmer. Another attraction is that it is a fine place to take photographs.

 

Sam Sand Dunes – Desert Adventure

A visit to Jaisalmer would never be complete without visiting the Sam Sand Dunes. These dunes are miles long and provide an opportunity to observe the desert as it is so magnificent. You have the opportunity to ride camels, view the sunset on the sand, and listen to folk music in desert camps. The Jaisalmer Tour packages will also include an overnight stay at desert camps where you will have a real desert experience. It is an experience to spend a night in the desert under the stars. You will be able to taste local Rajasthani food, music, and dance and feel the desert air.

 

Gadisar Lake – Peace in the Desert

Gadisar Lake is an ancient water reservoir that was constructed to store water in the desert. Small temples and temples are around it. This place is peaceful due to cool water and cold air. You have an option to go on a boat ride or just sit with water and see birds. It is one of the most ideal places to move to Jaisalmer, a mini holiday in the city. In the early morning, it is especially beautiful, light and still.

 

Desert Cultural Centre – Experience Desert Life

You would learn more about the desert by going to the Desert Cultural Centre. It depicts the costumes of local people and their life in poor conditions. You will be able to see the pictures and listen to the stories about the life and traditions of the desert. It is an excellent place to encounter locals and observe their customs. Craft demonstrations and folk performances are also done in the centre.

 

Bada Bagh – Royal Gardens and Cenotaphs

Bada Bagh means "big garden." It is a silent area with a royal cenotaph for a memorial of kings and Queens. Balua stone buildings are opposite to blue sky and open desert. Here we can see how much respect is there for the rulers and their families. The large garden is one of the most quiet places that many passengers go to Jaisalmer. The silence of the environment makes it ideal to reflect and take pictures.

 

Nathmal Ki Haveli - Art Wonder.

Nathmal Ki Haveli is a special haveli that is characterized by the beautiful architecture and fine carvings. It was constructed by the two architect brothers with a blend of Rajput and Islamic architecture. The paintings of elephants, flowers and soldiers adorn the walls and the good handiwork of the Jaisalmer craftsmen is evident in every corner. The haveli remains partially inhabited and this makes the experience even more realistic.

 

Kuldhara Village - The Deserted Settlement.

Kuldhara is an abandoned village which is a few miles in Jaisalmer. And its mysterious past is the subject of legends, it is said that centuries ago, the night was left unattainable by the residents. Walking along with destroyed residential and path shows how life was in the old times in the villages. Desert and silence makes it an attractive site to travel between history lovers and curious travelers.