Ultimate Jaisalmer Travel Guide

#Jaisalmer

Ultimate Jaisalmer Travel Guide-

It's a sand paradise straight out of an Arabian fable.

The abundance of structures built using distinctive yellow sandstone, makes any location here a picture-perfect spot. To avoid the searing summer desert heat, visit between September and mid-March; the best time to experience the full splendor of the city is during the [Jaisalmer Desert Festival](https://www.desertfestivaljaisalmer.c..., typically held in February. Here's how to make the most of your time in the "Golden City of India."

All you need to know about Jaisalmer

Stay Option-

Trulyy India's Properties in Jaisalmer-

1. The Desert Palace - Near to city

2. Desert Dunes

3. Desert Oasis- Amidst Desert

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Places to visit in Jaisalmer-

Check Out an Old Abandoned Village in the Desert- Kuldhara
Visit the Jaisalmer Fort Palace Museum and Heritage Centre-Take a guided walking tour of the fort and surrounding vicinity.
Jain Temple at Jaisalmer Fort
Discover Patwa Haveli & shop in local markets
Ride bada Rickshaw in narrow lanes from the fort to Patwa haveli
Stay amidst the Thar Desert-

Most visitors will head straight to the famously picturesque Sam Sand Dunes, located about 50 minutes west of Jaisalmer, at sunset, where cultural performances and camel rides create a carnival-like atmosphere. It's also possible to stay overnight close to Dunes by glamping in style at a luxury-style desert camp (there are several in the area to choose from). Also worth checking out on the way to Sam Sand Dunes, the Kuldhara Abandoned Village is a spooky but interesting place to stop by for a visit.

Embark on an Epic Camel Safari
Enjoy ATV ride
Admire the Cenotaphs at Bada Bagh Temple
Chill by the Water at Gadisar Lake
Try Parasailing in between the desert
Jeep Safari better than Dubai- open jeep adventurous ride
Longewala

Drive to explore Tanot Mata temple(Tanot Mata is an incarnation of divine goddess Hinglaj Mata).

After taking the blessing of Tanot Mata, depart for Longewala(Battlefront of INDIA-PAK WAR 1971). Witness the battleground where the Indian army not only valiantly protected its post but also managed to inflict heavy losses on the Pakistani army. By the end of the war, the Pakistanis had lost nearly 200 soldiers, lost 30+ tanks, and 500 additional vehicles.

Get chills in your bone by exploring the abandoned village of Kuldhara ( If time allows )

Getting there-

Jaisalmer's small airport operates out of an Indian Air Force base. It receives limited direct flights from nearby major cities such as Delhi, Ahmedabad, and Mumbai. By road, Jaisalmer is about five hours from Jodhpur and Bikaner.

Money Saving Tips

The fort is free to enter and never closes. Gadisar Lake is another free attraction.
You'll get hefty discounts from April to September if you can bear the heat.

or travel during morning & evening hours and rest at Hotel in scorching heat hours

Research thoroughly and bargain hard to avoid being ripped off, especially when doing touristy activities such as desert safaris.
Stay at a backpacker hostel such as Zostel.
Hire a scooter or motorbike for the day to reduce transportation costs. Backpacker hostels provide this service at a reasonable price.
Grab an unlimited Rajasthani thali (platter) for lunch. You'll be able to eat as much as you can for only a few dollars.

Total Budget-

Above mentioned Rooms-

10k per room - including breakfast & dinner

For 2 nights- 20k per room

Guide charges-500-1000

Atv Bike-1000 per ride (after bargain)

Parasailing-2000

Camel Ride & Jeep Safari-1k per room extra charges

Lunch charges as per spend

Easily cover this trip in 30k

This is how you can plan a trip to Jaisalmer.
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