State: Rajasthan
Jaisalmer (nicknamed – The Golden City) is the most popular desert town of Rajasthan. The town lies in the heart of Thar Desert and is crowned by a living fort – Sonargarh. In addition to several heritage monuments, Jaisalmer is also home to ancient history, a haunted village and desert wildlife. This little town is certainly a must visit destination in India.
Tourist Attractions
SONARGARH FORT
Sonargarh Fort, also known as Jaisalmer Fort or the Golden Fort (Sonar Quila), is a massive living fort made of yellow sandstone that rises like a mirage from the Thar Desert.
BADA BAGH
Bada Bagh, meaning “Big Garden,” is a historic complex of royal cenotaphs (chhatris) of Jaisalmer’s rulers, known for its picturesque array of golden sandstone domes set against the stark desert landscape, especially stunning at sunrise and sunset.
PATWON KI HAVELI
Bada Bagh, meaning “Big Garden,” is a historic complex of royal cenotaphs (chhatris) of Jaisalmer’s rulers, known for its picturesque array of golden sandstone domes set against the stark desert landscape, especially stunning at sunrise and sunset.
SAM SAND DUNES
The most authentic stretch of towering, undulating golden sand dunes in the Thar Desert, famous for camel safaris, thrilling jeep rides, and spectacular sunset views.
THAR HERITAGE MUSEUM
The Thar Heritage Museum is a private museum established by folklorist L.N. Khatri, offering a focused collection of artifacts, fossils, and folklore that vividly showcase the unique history and traditional culture of the Thar Desert region.
GADISAR LAKE
Gadisar Lake is a historic, man-made rainwater reservoir in Jaisalmer, beautifully framed by temples and shrines, which once served as the only water source for the entire desert city.
DESERT NATIONAL PARK
Gadisar Lake is a historic, man-made rainwater reservoir in Jaisalmer, beautifully framed by temples and shrines, which once served as the only water source for the entire desert city.
SALIM SINGH KI HAVELI
Salim Singh Ki Haveli is an exquisitely carved 19th-century mansion in Jaisalmer, renowned for its distinct architecture, including a peacock-shaped roof and numerous uniquely designed balconies.
KULDHARA VILLAGE
Kuldhara is an abandoned village near Jaisalmer, known as a mysterious “ghost town” that was deserted overnight by its Paliwal Brahmin inhabitants almost two centuries ago, leaving behind its ruins and an enduring local curse.
Typical 2 nights itinerary for Jaisalmer
Day 1
Morning arrive Jaisalmer. Check in at the hotel. In the afternoon, visit to Bada Bagh. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 2
Morning sightseeing of Jaisalmer including Jaisalmer Fort (Sonargarh Fort), Patwon Ki Haveli, Salim Singh Ki Haveli and The Thar Heritage Museum.
Drive to Sam Sand Dunes by afternoon. Opt to visit Kuldhara Village on the way. Upon arrival at Sand Dunes, check in to the camps. Enjoy camel ride and camp activities during your stay. Overnight at the hotel
Day 3
After breakfast, drive back to Jaisalmer town to connect onward journey
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Important Distances
Getting There
Jaisalmer Railway Station 0 km
Jodhpur 300 km
Major Cities
Jodhpur 300 km
Udaipur 550 km
Jaipur 600 km
Delhi 800 km
Tourist Destinations
Barmer 150 km
Pokhran 120 km
Osiyan 250 km
Jodhpur 300 km
Bikaner 330 km
Jaipur 600 km
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