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Top 7 Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

Top 7 Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

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Top 7 Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

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  1. Top 7 Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

  2. Being a major tourist vacation spot, the Golden City, as it's far popularly noted, is properly linked to the rest of us of a. You can either fly to Jaisalmer Airport or attain Jodhpur Airport and take a taxi to Jaisalmer. The metropolis additionally has a major railway station with correct connectivity. Taxis and auto-rickshaws are commonplace modes of delivery within Jaisalmer, at the same time as private bus services also are available. You may also locate many specific forms of lodges in Jaisalmer that cater to all sorts of vacationers – backpackers, households, couples, international visitors, and so on.

  3. 1. Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer Located on the outskirts of the town, the beautiful Gadisar Lake is ideal for those in search of peace and tranquillity. Its records dates lower back to the 14th century, whilst it changed into a chief source of water for the whole city. Now, Gadisar Lake is a popular tourist attraction where you may move boating and experience scenic views of the adjoining Jaisalmer Fort and the temples on its banks. If you are journeying at some point of winters, hold a watch out for migratory birds.

  4. Best time – October to March Ideal duration – 2-3 hours How to attain – Gadisar Lake is about 2 km far from the town centre. You can take an vehicle-rickshaw or rent a cab or Car Rental Jaisalmer . ● ● ●

  5. 2. Patwon ki Haveli, Jaisalmer A impressive cluster of five small havelis in one premise, Patwon ki Haveli is pinnacle at the list of places to go to in Jaisalmer. Intricate carvings at the windows and balconies and excellent wall artwork and replicate-work intensify the grandeur of the havelis. This large mansion has airy courtyards and 60 balconies, each boasting specific carvings that upload to its charm. You will also discover a uncommon collection of stonework and artefacts related to the Patwa Family within the haveli’s museum.

  6. Best time – September to February Ideal period – 1-2 hours How to attain – The haveli is set 1 km away from Jaisalmer Fort and a pair of km from the railway station. Auto-rickshaws and taxis ( Car Rental in Jaisalmer )are without difficulty available. ● ● ●

  7. 3. Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer Located at the golden sands of the Thar Desert and such as a big sandcastle, Jaisalmer Fort is the epitome of Rajasthani structure. This largest dwelling fort in India houses around 5000 humans and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One can input this yellow sandstone citadel from exclusive gates – Ganesh Pol, Suraj Pol, Bhoot Pol and Hawa Pol, the remaining of which results in a massive courtyard called Dussehra Chowk. Laxminath Temple, Jain Temples, Cannon Point, the 5-level sculpted Maharwal Palace and Fort Museum are some distinguished attractions within the citadel.

  8. Best time to visit – November to March Ideal period – three-four hours How to reach – Hire a cab ( Car hire in Jaisalmer ) or take an automobile-rickshaw to reach Jaisalmer Fort from the railway station (2 km away) or metropolis centre (250 m away). ● ● ●

  9. 4. Jain Temples, Jaisalmer A series of seven interconnected temples in Jaisalmer Fort, Jain Temples are recognized for their incredible archaeological price. The focal point of these temples is the famous Dilwara style of architecture with complicated carvings of human and animal figures at the walls. Jain Temples are also a big pilgrimage spot with strong spiritual vibes and a major appeal among records buffs. Those interested in the records of these temples ought to go to Gyan Bhandar Library right here for vintage texts and rare manuscripts.

  10. Best time to go to – October to March Ideal length – 1-2 hours How to reach – These temples are best 250 m far from the city centre and a couple of km faraway from Jaisalmer Railway Station. Taxis ( Taxi service in Jaisalmer )and vehicle-rickshaws are without difficulty to be had. ● ● ●

  11. 5. Kuldhara Abandoned Village, Jaisalmer This deserted or ghost village is an intriguing attraction, particularly for folks that like to explore the ruins of old forts and villages. It is thought that Paliwal Brahmins, the natives of Kuldhara’s 85 villages, abandoned the area within a night time and there had been no symptoms of human living in view that then. You can take a stroll via the ruins to look many temples, step-wells, and different systems that lie deserted.

  12. Best time to go to – October to February Ideal duration – 2 hours How to reach – The village is 27 km faraway from Jaisalmer Fort and 25 km away from the railway station. Hire a Cab Service in Jaisalmeror take a private bus. ● ● ●

  13. 6. Sam Sand Dunes, Jaisalmer One of the maximum true desolate tract sites inside the u . S ., Sam Sand Dunes offer mesmerising perspectives of dawn and sunset. You also can pass on a wilderness safari or revel in a camel journey right here. The many campsites inside the coronary heart of the Thar Desert offer expensive lodging options for traffic. Folk dance, musical nights, true Rajasthani delicacies and different exciting activities showcasing the tradition and background of Rajasthan are some things to look ahead to at Sam Sand Dunes.

  14. Best time to visit – October to March Ideal period – three-four hours or multiple days in the desolate tract camp How to reach – The sand dunes are forty km away from Jaisalmer metropolis. You can hire a jeep or local SUV to attain the desert region and explore the close by attractions. Local buses are also available at the bus stand, that is 350 m far from Jaisalmer Fort. ● ● ●

  15. 7. Salim Singh ki Haveli, Jaisalmer Featuring 38 balconies with complex carvings and a peacock-shaped arched roof, Salim Singh ki Haveli is nothing less than an instance of architectural brilliance. The mansion additionally boasts outstanding art and sculpture with stunning art work at the interior partitions. As you enter the Haveli, you could see a pair of lifelike sandstone tuskers guarding the gate, lending it a royal look. The haveli is popularly referred to as Jahaz Mahal as the the front part of it seems like a deliver stern.

  16. Best time to visit – October to March Ideal duration – 1-2 hours How to attain – The Haveli is handiest 1 km faraway from the metropolis centre and 1.5 km away from the railway station. Taxis and vehicle-rickshaws are the best modes of delivery. ● ● ●

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