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Places to visit in Jaisalmer

Shinning sand hill, shimmering golden buildings, sun-kissed houses, splendid turbans, beautiful ladies in gauzy veils and mirror skirts, Carmel safaris, scrumptious Rajasthani food and jeep tours are the pillars of Jaisalmer Tourism. Number of times tourist come to this city, but they still not immune to its charm. If you are an ardent tourist, there are so many enchanting places to visit in Jaisalmer that load your trip time to treasure.

Jaisalmer Tourist Places

The list of Top attractions of Jaisalmer will give you the diverse experience of this city and offers you endless reasons to visit it again and again.

Jaisalmer Fort

The Jaisalmer fort is one of the majestic forts of Rajasthan and it is also known as Golden Fort because it reflects the golden hues. Unlike other forts in Rajasthan, the entry fees of this fort are completely free, no open and closing time, no guards, and a relaxed environment. There are so many things to explore in this fort like sandstone Jain temples, handicraft stores, culture performance daily, folk art and music, rustic gem shops.
Bada Bagh Jaisalmer

Situated 6 km away from the Jaisalmer, it is a major tourist destination that was constructed in the honor of Maharaja Jawahar who fought for this city, the reason why it remained incomplete because of its death a year after independence. Along with heritage architecture and huge garden, this Jaisalmer see sighting offers you enchanting sunrise and mesmerizing sunset. The opening hours of this garden are 8 AM to 6 PM and entry fees are Rs 20 for domestic and Rs. 50 for others.
Jaisalmer Havelis
- Patwon ki Haveli Jaisalmer
  
  Patwonki is one of the largest Haveli of Rajasthan and a cluster of five small Havelis. The historic story behind this haveli is that it is built by Guman Chand Patwa and later completed by his son and it almost takes 55 years to finish. The walls of this Haveli are very enchanting and creatively decorated and the corridors of this Haveli adorned with the art of the erstwhile era. If you want to see the typical rich art of Rajasthan, then this place is for you. The major attractions of this haveli are local artesian, detailed inscriptions and eye appealing architecture and are open from 8 PM to 6 PM and the entry fees are 10 Rupees.
- Salim Singh ki Haveli
  
  The architecture style of this haveli is far different than other Havelis of Rajasthan. Like you have seen any haveli whose roof is of peacock structure, the front view resembles a ship stern and the entrance of this haveli exudes of tuskers constructed of sandstones. When you visit this place you will find brackets walls and chiseled window screen that embellished with intricate design. The major attractions of this haveli are a blue vibrant roof, 38 balconies, many beautiful stone carvings, and interesting history.
Sam Sand Dunes

Another one of the most beautiful Jaisalmer tourist places that definitely in your Jaisalmer dairy is Sam Sand Dunes. It allows visitors to take the ride of camel and thrilling jeep safari, taste the North Indian cuisine explore the rich Rajasthani culture, view mesmerizing sunrise, mind-blowing sight-seeing, staying in camps, enjoy the cultural events like folk dance and music that leave you wanting more.
Gadisar Lake

The Gadisarlake is the man-made water reservoir and was constructed by the Raja Rawal Jaisal in the year 1347 AD. This lake was surrounded by the temples and ghats. If you want to spend some peaceful hours during vacation come to this place because here you will see still water, the majority of birds, cold winds and lots of positivity that take you away from the hustle bustle city life. Here, you can also enjoy the boat ride, click candid pictures and worship in the temples.
Desert National Park

This national park is a brilliant example of the Thar desert, spread over an area of 3162 Sqkm. The park covers maximum areas starts from the Jaisalmer and ends at the India-Pakistan border of Rajasthan. Whether you are a wildlife lover or a nature lover this is one of the best places to visit in Jaisalmer for you. The entire area of this National park is surrounded by wildlife animals, cactus plants and majestic birds. As this is a military area, the roads are well maintained, free from traffic and there are plenty of resorts to stay.
Sardar Bazar Jaisalmer

Sardar bazar is one of the most popular bazar of Rajasthan. This is the retail-wholesale market you will find everything from clothes, footwear, carved wooden items, jewelry, shawls, hand embroidered duppta, and mirror work skirts. This is the place where you can buy a glimpse of Rajasthan in the form of things and one of the best things about this market is you can do bargaining and buy items at cheap rates.
Silk Route Art Gallery

This heritage gallery offers you amazing Rajasthani handicraft items such as clothes, accessories, antiques, and many more. Tourists not only come to Jaisalmer to visit itineraries but also buy some beautiful handicraft collections that they don’t get from any other city. Here you will find the majority of Rajasthan handicraft collections like clothes, shoes, shawls, lehnga, showpieces, handlooms, and species.
Sonoran Ka Bazar Jaisalmer

Sonoran ka bazar is known for its beautiful Rajasthan jewelry. Here you will find a diverse range of handicraft jewelry that is made up of stones in gold and silver. Trust us, Jaisalmer is truly land of rich culture, mesmerizing heritage architecture and royal sands that make gives you endless reasons to visit this place once again.
Desert Camps in Jaisalmer

Desert camps in Jaisalmer are the most visited places in Jaisalmer and one of the sole reason to visit the Jaisalmer. In Desert Camps, you enjoy the see Rajasthani culture and cuisines. There are several activities can be enjoyed during desert camping like Desert Safari, Quad Biking and Camel ride etc. The best camps to visit in Jaisalmer are Nagina Desert Camp, The Serai, Damodra Desert Camp, Prince Desert Camp, Desert Springs Resort and many more.