The golden city, Jaisalmer has innumerable places
of tourist interest. Vacation in Jaisalmer and see many beautiful
tourist sites that are representatives of rich medieval splendor.
Let us give you a brief overview of some of the striking sites
that you will see when you travel to Jaisalmer in Rajasthan.
The Sites You Should Not Miss in Jaisalmer!
The Sites You Should Not Miss in Jaisalmer!
Jaisalmer Fort
Also known as Sonar Qila (meaning “golden fort”),
this beautiful architectural wonder commands the entire town.
Nestled on the ‘Trikuta Hill', 76 m above the town, the
Jaisalmer Fort can be approached through four gateways - Akhaiyal,
Ganesh Pol, Suraj Pol and Hava Pol. Inside the fort there are
narrow lanes and some intricately carved Havelis.
Gadi Sagar Lake
The Gadi Sagar Lake attracts lot of migratory birds and boasts
of many shrines. It is a must visit for every tourist that travels
to Jaisalmer in Rajasthan.
Havelis of Jaisalmer
The sandstone city of Jaisalmer is famous for some of the stunning
manors or havelis that are intricately latticed. Patwon-ki-Haveli,
a five-storied haveli is one of the most famous havelis that
has carved pillars, extensive corridors and chambers. The havelis
of Jaislamer are the houses of merchants and traders, built
during the medieval times.
Desert National Park
The Desert National Park in Jaisalmer is home to antelopes,
desert fox, desert cats and a variety of birds like sandgrouse,
partridges and bustards.
Only in Jaisalmer!
Camel Rides & Sam Dunes
The Sam Dunes of Jaisalmer are situated 42 kms from Jaisalmer.
The Sam Dunes is a massive stretch of sand that is best visited
by camel rides. A camel ride is a unique experience that you
should not miss when you travel to Jaisalmer. And the Sam Dunes
of Jaisalmer can offer you some of the most memorable desert
trips in the world.
Ask For Query>>
Travel to Rajasthan offers bookings for tours to Rajasthan.
For more information or to book a tour, please enter your query
in the form given below
Travel
to Rajasthan
The Pushkar Fair is organized in the Hindu month of Kartika. It starts on the eighth day (ashtmi) and ends on the full moon day (poornima), as per the lunar calendar.
The Pushkar Fair is organized in the Hindu month of Kartika. It starts on the eighth day (ashtmi) and ends on the full moon day (poornima), as per the lunar calendar.
The Golden Temple, is the most sacred and holiest shrine of Sikhism. The official name of the Temple is “Harmandir Sahib”, or “Darbar Sahib”, which means literally “The Abode of God”.
Travel to Rajasthan gives you a comprehensive guide to have a close look on the nature and lifestyle of the Rajasthani people. Know about those mystique forts and palaces that have seen history to change colors numerous times.
