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7 must-visit places in Jaisalmer in 2019

May 08 2019 BY Admin

Jaisalmer is well-known as the Golden City of Rajasthan because of its yellowish-golden sandstone structures and beautiful golden sand dunes that gives the city an amazing golden triangle. Jaisalmer is the jewel of Rajasthan as the city draws a major attention of tourists in the state. The town is blessed with scarred forts, riot invoking colors, mesmerizing sand dunes, and chivalric charm. There is so much to do and see in Jaisalmer that will surely make your Jaisalmer Tour Package memorable for lifetime. Here are some of the must-visit places in Jaislamer that you can’t afford to miss in Jaisalmer sightseeing.

Jaisalmer Fort

Jaisalmer Fort is often reffered as Sonar Quila or Golden Fort, the imperial fortress is completely made up of yellowish sandstone that reflects like a golden hue to its visitors and thus it is named as the Golden Fort of Rajasthan. The castle was constructed by Maharaja Jaisal singh who was the former ruler and founder of Jaisalmer city.
Entry fee: INR 50 for Indians; INR 250 for Tourists

Patwon ki Haveli

The haveli was constructed by Guman Chand who was one of the prominent traders of Jaisalmer. The haveli is well-known for its beautiful intricately carved massive suites. The massive walls are brilliantly adorned with impressive architectures with large corridors, decked with art of the bygone era.
Entry fee: INR 10 for Indians; INR 50 for Tourists.

Salim Singh ki Haveli

Magnificent peacock like roof of this haveli has its entrance exudes of tuskers that are made of yellow sandstone guarding the structure beautifully. Somewhat different from other architectures, Salim Singh ki Haveli is the finest example of classic as well as contemporary architectural style.
Entry fee: Entry in Salim Singh ki Haveli is not chargeable.

Bada Bagh

Constructed by Maharawal Jait Singh, Bada Bagh is a memorial site for nobles who have fought for the well-being of the city. Not only the nobles, but the creation of their families also took place. It is the most beautiful garden area which is usually in the list of travelers to explore in Jaisalmer. The heritage stories make it the most popular attraction of Jaisalmer.
Entry fee: INR 20 for Indians; INR 50 for Tourists.

Sam Sand Dunes

The must-visit place in Jaisalmer is Sam Sand Dunes which is famous for Jaisalmer desert safari. You can enjoy various different activities in sand dunes like camel safari, dune bashing, jeep safari, parasailing, evening bonfire, cultural program, overnight stay in the desert dunes, etc.
Entry fee: Not chargeable.

Gadisar Lake

A man-made reservoir was constructed to meet the water scarcity of Jaisalmer, Gadisar Lake was constructed by Raja Rawal Jaisal. The lake is beautifully surrounded by shrines, chhatris, cenotaphs, etc that creates a peaceful ambiance. It is the most beautiful way of getting connected with nature and experience the inner charm of it.
Entry fee: Not chargeable

Kuldhara Village

Approximately 18 kilometers away from Jaisalmer, Kuldhara Village is an abandoned village which is now known as the haunted city of Rajasthan. The village was previous inhabited by Paliwal Brahmins which was later cursed and became abandoned. It is said that water scarcity was the main reason behind its abandoned.
Entry fee: INR 10 per person

Truly an amazing place where one can enjoy their life to the fullest. Jaisalmer is one of those places which never disappoint its traveler where he/she can enjoy various activities in the desert dunes. The town gives an amazing experience to its visitors. So, you must visit the Golden sand dunes and create a memory for lifetime. If you are looking for an ideal destination to go with family and friends, then Jaisalmer is a perfect choice for you to go with.