Stop going to Goa! Once you see Jaisalmer at night… you will forget other places in the world, book the trip immediately

Jaisalmer, situated amidst the golden desert spread all around, is known for its yellow sandstone buildings and rich history. Seen from a distance, this city looks like a shining pearl in a sea of ​​golden sand. Men with big mustaches and colorful turbans and women wearing lehengas studded with stars and mirrors enhance the pride of this city. Architecture with lattices and windows made of yellow sandstone, leather shoe shops, block printed scarves and markets decorated with small artefacts spread different colors.

Situated in the golden desert of Thar, Jaisalmer Fort shines like a golden palace. This wonderful example of Rajasthani architecture is the largest surviving fort in India where about 5000 people still reside. This fort, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, is made of yellow sandstone and has many grand gates around it.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Gadisar Lake of Jaisalmer is like a paradise for lovers of peace and nature. Built in the 14th century, this lake was once the main source of water for the entire city. Now you can enjoy boating here and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the temples built on the banks of the lake. A beautiful view of Jaisalmer Fort can also be seen from here.

Khaba Fort is a unique and mysterious monument of Jaisalmer which is present near Kuldhara village. It is said that Paliwal Brahmins used to live in this fort and village but due to a mysterious incident they suddenly disappeared one night. In such a situation, today this fort has become a famous tourist spot where you can not only see the ruins of the fort but can also enjoy the picturesque view of the village.

Patwa Haveli is the second most important center of attraction in Jaisalmer after Jaisalmer Fort. It is also known as the mansion of the branched merchants. The construction of Patwa Haveli was completed in 5 decades. It was built by five brothers with their respective shares. The fee for entry into this mansion is Rs 20 per person for Indian citizens and Rs 100 per person for foreign guests.

The magical view of Sum Sand Dunes becomes even more beautiful during sunrise and sunset. Here you can go on a jeep safari on the desert sand dunes, enjoy a camel ride and camp at night in the quiet desert. In the evening you can dance to the tunes of folk dances and music.

Built by Salim Singh, who was once the Diwan of Jaisalmer, this mansion is famous for its unique roof and inclined balconies like peacock’s neck. Local people also call it “Mor Chhatri Haveli”. It is just 5 kilometers away from the bus stand. Salim Singh Ki Haveli is open for tourists from 8 am to 6 pm. The entry fee for Indian tourists is Rs 20 while for foreign guests it is Rs 100.