Jaisalmer - 'The Golden City’

A Passage to the Thar Desert, the ‘Golden City’ of amazing Rajasthan is home to India’s most renowned Living forts, the golden city Fort. Unlike other forts in India, this fort is the houses of shops, hotels and ancient havelis, where generations continue to embrace the beauty of this magnificent place. This amazing city is located near the Pakistan outskirt and in very close to Thar Desert. 

Jaisalmer - 'The Golden City’

How to reach 'Jaisalmer'

Jodhpur airport is the nearest airport which is 284 kms away from the city which is connected to many metro cities in India, the city is well-connected with Jodhpur, Bikaner and Jaipur by rail and Bus services. if you want to explore the city then best way is to travel by road. 

Places to Explore
The city of living forts has many magnificent places to explore, In this blog you can list out the most amazing places to visit and plan your holiday accordingly.  
 

1) Jaisalmer Fort 

The Fort is one of the massive fortifications on the earth. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was built in the classic style for the royals. The fort is situated in the heart of city and is one of the most remarkable landmarks in the amazing Rajasthan.

Jaisalmer Fort

2) Salim Singh Ki Haveli
The haveli has a unique style of composition, the rooftop has been built in the foam of Peacock and it comprises of 38 balconies with different style of artistic engineering.

Salim Singh Ki Haveli

3) Desert National Park 

The Desert National Park shows the excellent example of ecosystem system of Thar desert's and its distinct wildlife. The land-form consists of sand dunes, craggy rocks and thick salt lake bottoms and fixed dunes. The park is home for migratory and resident birds such as black buck, chinkara and desert fox.

Desert National Park 

 4) Bada Bagh

Bada Bagh is garden complex, it embrace the royal cenotaph of the Maharajas of Jaisalmer. The part of the garden is such that it offers sunset bliss to the tourists.

Bada Bagh

5.kuldhara
This Kuldhara village was abandoned by its people 200 years ego. The debris of Kuldhara are great examples of architectural of that era. The people of the nearby vicinity have strong superstitions that the kuldhare village is cursed and hesitate to go inside the village. 

Kuldhara

Things to do in 'Jaisalmer' 
Camel safari
Going on a camel safari is a must-do, if you want to explore the magnificent beauty of Thar Desert, meals and water is also available on most rides.
Shopping Paradise  
The city is a shopper paradise for the visitors, precious gems and jewelry to antique art pieces are available at reactive rates. The famous markets of the city includes Sadar Bazaar, Bhatia Bazaar and Sonaro ka Bass.
 

Come and experience the Jaisalmer rejoice !!

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