Top 15 Best Visiting Places in Jaisalmer for Heritage, Culture & Desert Adventures

1.Manak Chowk

Located within the fort walls of the stunning Jaisalmer Fort is Manak Chowk a bustling town square that epitomises the essence of rich cultural and historical heritage of Jaisalmer. Famous for its beautiful Rajasthani architectural stucture and busy market atmosphere, Manak Chowk is centre point where the city history and modern life meets in harmony.

About Manak Chowk

• Located close to Jaisalmer Fort entrance, Manak Chowk has all along been a place of commerce and socialisation. Its strategic position it was a center important for merchants and at the same time for the travelers in the medieval period. The square is encircled by fantastically carved havelis and testify to the architectural splendor of the royal Rajasthan bygone era. The ornate balconies and highly ornate facades are a witness to the grand history of the city.

Best Time to Visit

• The most suitable time to visit Manak Chowk is from October to March, as the weather then is pleasant and perfect for exploring. Evening visits are also quite a thing as the market turns magical with lights, noises and cultural performances.

📍 Location: Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

Manak Chowk is a Must-Visit

Manak Chowk is not simply the market – it is the colorful weaving of Jaisalmer’s culture, history and daily life. Mix of amazing architecture, authentic designs and bustling streets make it unmissable destination for visitors of Jaisalmer. Browsing unique souvenirs or just to soak in the vibes of the local – Manak Chowk is exclusively going to take you this far into the heart of the Golden City.

Entry Details & Timings
🕒 Opening time: Open all day (market hours: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
💰 Entry Fee: Free

2.Kuldhara Village 

Ghost story has a whole different kind of pull for lure readers with old forts, ruins of castles, windswept alleys, haunted houses, deserted spirits. Unwind the(details) about fascinating Kuldhara village when you choose Jaisalmer packages booking with us, visiting its abandoned allure and tasteful !!

Lying at a distance of 21 Km from Jaisalmer in Rajasthan, Kuldhara village also has a similar tale to speak.

Today, Kuldhara village has become a heritage site and is being controlled by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

As you step into the premises of this ancient village you can sense that time has stood still in Kuldhara since last 200years.

Open dusty roads lined with occasional mud houses, cul-de-sac lane and a temple once revered by the Paliwals still remains a silent eye witness of some tragic past.

On its east stands the dry riverbed of Kakni which tells a tale of futile existence of life in this place.

A once flourished village of North-Western India whose existence dates back to 13th century was abandoned overnight in 1825 on some mysterious cause. The ground can visibly see the brunt of the time in its soil as you stroll along the ruins of Kuldhara village.

However, there is no supernatural fact on this place since it is just a lore but shadow of sorrow engulfs the land telling of the tragic fate of its tribe during difficult days who had to evacuate their ancestral home under the veneer of night.

History Of Kuldhara Village –

• Kuldhara village was etablished in 1156 by Jaisal Bhati on the crest of Trikuta Hill in Jaiselmer in Rajasthan.

• Paczuszanów was erected allegedly not by the convenience of its territorial location. Instead, it was built in that place for the fact that the original capital Lodarva was threatened by an enemy.

• Area around Trikuta Hill had good trade contact with Persia and Arabia in Middle East at hand to hand and through ports of Gujarat.

• Consequently, they had earned a good amount of money because they used to collect tax from the travelers traveling from these areas to rajasthan.

• Later, the conquerers came from Afghanistan and utilized the route to raid the riches of Gujarat and particularly Somnath Temple, that was famous for its belongings.

• In order to save themselves from the assaults of the aggressors, the villagers left behind Kuldhara along with its nearby villages because men and women, along with children, had been taken captive by the invaders and brutally enslaved later.

When to Visit Kuldhara Village

The most appropriate time to visit Kuldhara Village is October to March as the temperature is relatively milder here, and you can go to spots of interest without getting tired. Rajasthan is a desert region and remains excessively hot for the most part of all the months of the year.

In winter, it is quite harsh and going for tourism is very challenging.

3.Gadisar Lake 

Location in Thar desert and nearly 30 km away from the Pakistan border, The Golden City of India, Jaisalmer has many historical monuments that are present at this time. Visit Gadisar Lake during Rajasthan trip for a peaceful scenery.

One of the most impressive man made structures of Jaisalmer is Gadisar Lake. Built inside the dry state of Rajasthan, the lake renders out the beauty of a oasis.

Located on the outskirts of jaisalmer when visiting gadisar lake would consider as one of the best things to do in jaisalmer to watch the sunrise a.

This artificial lake built around 12th and 13th century has become the lately visited place by visitors. It is a haven for architectural interests, a utopia for aficionados of culture and peace-seekers alike. To have a peaceful Jaisalmer experience, visit the place while you are allowed to enjoy the beautiful view of sun set in the evening.

Whether you prefer to spend time with yourself or rather enjoy your time in company with family and friends Gadisar Lake entices with some very special experiences indeed. It is worth considering starting by going on a tour of the Gadisar Lake.

Enjoy the views of the lake while going for a walk and watch migratory birds flying around it. Furthermore, you can enjoy visiting the Desert Culture Centre and Museum for learns about historical evidences of Jaisalmer.

Temple carvings and Tilon ki Pol guard the city for the beautiful Gadisar Lake. It is however located near to Jaisalmer fort and temples.

Below is a list of the perfect places to visit for an experience of bliss of Gadisar Lake.

The Best Time To Visit Gadisar Lake

• Winter is quite a good time to visit, if you prefer not to get scorching desert heat. Jaisalmer’s weather is mostly hot. Winters conditions are cold and breezy and winters conditions are hot and dry. Additionally, heaviest tourist season in the lake falls down the winter.

• Book your trip ahead of time to get cheaper hotel advancement. You may need to carry a thick jacket with for chilly evenings.

• As the spring season starts, Jaisalmer has a gradual warming up. The visit should be best avoided between the month of April to June because the temperature can easily hit the mark of 40 degrees Celsius. The humidity and sweatiness comes from July to September weather.

4.Patwon Ki Haveli 

Jaisalmer is famous as golden city of India, a beautiful city in Rajasthan. Out of all the attractions in this city that makes this city what it is, for sure “Patwon Ki Haveli,” more popularly known as Mansion of Brocade Merchants is on top. Built in 1805 by Guman Chand Patwa, it took the workers around 55 years to finish the first haveli. Patwon Ki Haveli can be described as a historically fascinating place, and an interesting history is that it is originally the first and largest haveli in Jaisalmer. Patwa is said to have been a very rich man as well as an influential trader of his times.

Because of his wealth, he could think of having a magnificent palace up and in him taking the decision to get five separate stories built- one for every one of his five sons. The whole family traded in gold and silver threads that were utilized in embroidery of clothes, so there was no defect of money in the family. Book Jaisalmer package, Enjoy the mystique of Jaisalmer with rich gold sandy desert, historic forts & culture.

Earlier home to Patwa family, the cluster of five havelis is currently with the art and craft department of Rajasthan government. Its charming architecture, upto wonderful mirror work, nice carvings, pleasant paintings, and yellowish goldish colour is what causes this combination of havelis the go to attraction among the tourists as well as the locals.

Best Time To Visit Patwon Ki Haveli

The ideal time to visit Patwon Ki Haveli is from September to February. It is because the weather is pretty pleasant in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan at this time.

Day begins with a pleasure, and nights are cool. It is advisable to not visit during the summer months since it can be quite hot and unappealing.

5.Bada Bagh

Situated midway both Raodhruva and Jaishulmer, Bada Bagh is one of the popular historical monuments of our nation. Showing a series of cenotaphs, Bada Bagh represents and demonstrates the glorified history of Rajasthan. Discover the past of Bada Bagh on your Jaisalmer tour escapade. Shining through the desert areas of Jaisalmer, Bada Bagh once was shrouded in a green oriented gardens. The golden cenotaphs, the famous, are located at a distance of 6 km from the northern side of Jaisalmer.

As per the Hindu literature, the name ‘Bada Bagh’, implies a Big Garden. When the building was initiated it had a quite lovely even preventive gardening surrounding it. This is possibly the reason that place came to be known as Bada Bagh. Or maybe today you will not mean the existence of any garden there. But for sure, the complex was quiet with golden tomb rising from the vivid golden beds of the land. It is said that every single one of these cenotaph is honored to have been built in the memory of one king or one queen of the royal family to have stayed here.

These cenotaphs are nothing but tombs shaped in the form of structures that are popularly called Chhatris locally. The art of building Chhatris was practiced some where around 17th century to 20th century. The first cenotaph to be built here was raised as an account to the Maharaja Jai Singh II. Following that, individual Chhatris were built which diversified in their dimensions.

Today, they stood tall in two rows demonstrating whatever the aspect or the grade of the power quotient and of the status of the Royal members was. Take a closer look at the top of each Chhatri and there is a small stone inscription there with date and name of the person on whom a particular Chhatri has been erected. In particular very few of them summarily written as well.

This set a new precedent in the Bhatti dynasty. Later it was decided that with the death of every royal king and queen of Bhatti dynasty, a new cenotaph would be built in memory. Despite this, this tradition was discontinued by the enigmatic death of Maharaja Jawahar Singh. All of chhatri at Bada Bagh become different heights and designed in two different rows.

They are constructed in a fashion that each one reflects the power coefficient of the king that he was assigned to. In brief, more capable a king or queen that was in office of his reign higher his Chhatri would be. On top of each of the Chhatri there lies an increase of stone inscriptions following the date and the name of the king or queen to whom it is dedicated to. On some, you would see a short description, as well

History Of Kuldhara Village –

Kuldhara village was etablished in 1156 by Jaisal Bhati on the crest of Trikuta Hill in Jaiselmer in Rajasthan.

Paczuszanów was erected allegedly not by the convenience of its territorial location. Instead, it was built in that place for the fact that the original capital Lodarva was threatened by an enemy.

Area around Trikuta Hill had good trade contact with Persia and Arabia in Middle East at hand to hand and through ports of Gujarat.

Consequently, they had earned a good amount of money because they used to collect tax from the travelers traveling from these areas to rajasthan.

Later, the conquerers came from Afghanistan and utilized the route to raid the riches of Gujarat and particularly Somnath Temple, that was famous for its belongings.

In order to save themselves from the assaults of the aggressors, the villagers left behind Kuldhara along with its nearby villages because men and women, along with children, had been taken captive by the invaders and brutally enslaved later.

When to Visit Kuldhara Village

The most appropriate time to visit Kuldhara Village is October to March as the temperature is relatively milder here, and you can go to spots of interest without getting tired. Rajasthan is a desert region and remains excessively hot for the most part of all the months of the year.

In winter, it is quite harsh and going for tourism is very challenging.

Best Time To Visit Bada Bagh

The period from October till March is the ideal duration when you can plan your visit to Bada Bagh in Jaisalmer. Though, the evening will continue to be warm throughout this period but not as much as the sweltering intensive heat of other months.

Evening is the best time to plan your visit to Bada Bagh as the weather is congenial up to a considerable extent. The amalgamation of daylight transitions and a chilling breeze will keep up your energy to make the most of the enchanting environment of Bada Bagh’s cenotaphs.

6.Desert National Park

Location: Desert National Park is a huge park as well as a wildlife Siberian park as well as is established 40 km far from the Jaisalmer (Rajasthan). Geographically, this park spreads over an area of 3,162 sq. km, that is from the bounds of Jaisalmer, the park boundary comes as close to the India-Pak border. Visit Desert National Park, Jaisalmer, included in your Jaisalmer holiday packages and get a chance of wildlife safari.

You can expect all parts that in Desert ecology a Desert can give you. There are stony ridge backs, interdunal areas and dense salt lake depressions on the floor and stationary dunes. In fact, the dunes makeup to almost 20% of the area under this park.

In the assortment of wild flora of the Desert area, you get to observe the Desert species of plants, cacti and other thorny bushes. An amusing safari would turn out to be the best chance to see a 360-degree message of the Desert ecosystem there.

Along with jeep drive, if you are truly adventurous, you can enjoy camping and bonfire in this place.

Due to the placement within the proximity of the Thar Desert, the park challenges all of the conventional norms of stereotypical, transitions experienced by flora and fauna in that region. Although the Desert ecosystem at the Desert National Park is very harsh and delicate, a variety of wildlife found place to live there.

Actually, bird researchers term this area as a sanctuary for migratory birds. If you are enthusiast of the rare bird species then take out your binoculars and DSLRs as you have the Great Indian Bustard to sight here.

If you really want to explore the Desert National Park, then you will come across some pieces of evidence that go as far in the past as to the period of Jurassic times. So, get ready to gaze at the fossils of the dinosaurs going back around 6 million years.

The park also as laid out below is having animal and bird fossils have 190 million years back. So, be ready and let your DSLR do what it has been brought for.

Best Time To Visit Desert National Park

• December, January & February
  Even though you can visit all the time, October to March is the preferred season.
• Desert National Park in Summers –
• The summers get sweltering hot, and it is not recommended to visit in summers. In the summer you can expect the day time temperature to reach highs of 40 degrees. Cooler temperatures prevail for nights.
• Desert National Park in Monsoon
• As this district is center to Thar Desert, its rainfall is nearly as good as nothing. In fact, the Jaisalmer region of Rajasthan witnesses extreme dryness for a significant part of the year.
• Desert National Park at Winters –
• Desert National park is the part of Jaisalmer and the winter season is generally quite pleasant and enjoyable. Is expected for the day time temperature of around 22 to 24 degrees. The winter evenings in Jaisalmer are chilly with temperature falling down to even 7 to 8 degree Celsius. Thereby, the winter temperature as well as the climatic fluctuations offer a tourist, easier time in your Desert National Park tour.

7.Tazia Tower

An énigmatique architectural design that is made up of a row of grand balconies standing high up to 5 stories of smooth contour lines, Tazi Tower in Jaisalmer is one amongst one of the best tourist attractions of the city. Located at the site of Badal Palace Complex the tower is commended for its design and is carrying its ancient background with itself. Several balconies of the Tazia Tower also bear a striking resemblance to the shrine which is a main component to many Islamic festivities and the Muslims craftsmen designed it in a way to honour their religion. Visit the grand structure of Tazia Tower, on your jaisalmer trip package, witnessing the visually impressive architecture of this monument, characteristic design that is awe-inspiring, marvels of fortification and splendid hallways.

The 5-storey tower is a restorer going the royal families it has been a house to house. Also, each of the floors possesses a uniquely made balcony, gorgeous designs, carvings on the walls and ceilings demonstrating the innovated craftsmanship during that time. It is claimed that the tower was built in 1886 AD, presented to the Hindu ruler of that time, the then Maharawal Berisal Singh by local Muslim architect and craftsmen. The multi-storied structure which is so replete with crafts and features causes the tourists to who visit it to get awestruck.

Additionally, it has come to be one of the most sought after destination for the national and international tourists to visit. Overall, be it a family on a vacation trying out to learn berry about ancient Indian culture or an architecturus, the Tazia tower feels a fresh air & a site to visit that should not be missed out while visiting Jaisalmer.

History of Tazia Tower

• Mehedi Garden dome also known as Tazia Tower was constructed in 1886 AD. It was constructed as a gift to the erstwhile Royal Hindu ruler, Maharawal Berisal Singh. Designed with the root of Islam by local Muslim architects and craftsmen, magnificent tower is built up. The tower is divided into 5 storeys and each storey has a unique blend of Muslim architectural and design feature. Each of the floor also features enormous balconies which were made to resemble the Islamic tomb as an evident of their religious feasts.
• The tower is also an edition of various of Muslim Imams mausoleum. This is also understood from the paintings on the walls of the monument with the aid of thermocol, colored papers and wood and therefore, takes a distinct look in comparison to all the other Rajputana fort and tower in the city. The tower also has numerous of ancient pattern and structure styles of the era. Not more than a tower, Tazia is considered a symbol and remembrance of Islamic culture and tradition. Also as a heritage site the tower has been permanent cared for so that it can be visited all around by tourists its complicated beauty. Founded in the heart of the city, the place is one of the popular tourist places.

Best Time To go to Tazia Tower

The best time visit to Tazia towers is during the months of October towards smack. It is post rains and the ambiance of the city is just apt to visit the Tazia Tower.

The temperature is also not so high during this time with low humidity and with a continuous flow of breeze which enables the visitors to appreciate the grand balconies of the Tazia Tower. Visitors who loves summer will be rushing here and there between March and June for enjoying various indoor activities as like as visiting Tazia Tower.

8.Sam Sand Dunes 

Imagine yourself right in the desert surrounded by the yellow sandstone lanscapes, or by the glory of the dunes even more supplemented by the golden rays of the sun. This is what Sam Sand Dunes trip is. This wonderful elegance of Rajasthan is a fantastic cultural center. Located across the Thar desert, Sam Sand Dunes is a major sightseeing location of Jaisalmer. Go out for Jaisalmer tour and have desert adventures with the Sam Sand Dunes.

One among the most-peaceful places where you can relax and take time out to be with nature, here also you can discover the wild life and flora too. Go for a camel ride and enjoy a fascinating trip to explore the dunes. Or, rent a quad on a truly transversal experience on the surrounding villages. Several campsites in desert have the facility of cultural programs for tourists to enjoy Rajasthani culture. On this place, you will get entertained on music nights, folk dance, puppet shows and also get a flavor of the ethnic Rajasthani food.

Spend good times in the stargazing, stay at the wonderful desert camps, explore the colourful life of the desert. With all these and much more, the Sam Sand Dunes turn out to be one of the most popular spots for giving them a delightful experience.

Best Time To Visit Sam Sand Dunes

• October to March is a good period to visit if you want to miss the scorching desert heat. Also, Sam Sand Dunes experience heaviest tourist traffic during winters.
• February is not short of celebrations as it has the 3-day Desert Festival. You could even need to bring a thick jacket to the cold nights.
• In the season of spring, Jaisalmer starts turning warm. The trip should be avoided in full during the months of April to June because the temperature can easily be over 40 degrees Celsius.
• Then, the weather in July to September is damp and muggy.

9.Jaisalmer War Museum

The Jaisalmer War Museum abbreviated to JWM is a war monument of our country where years of valiant bravery of our countries great heroes is situated. The Museum was conceived during Lieutenant General of Bobby Mathews and created by Indian Army’s Desert Corps. Visit Jaisalmer War Museum on the Jaisalmer package for a history lesson military. It is memorial to showcase the greatest strength and richness of the Indian soldiers, their fantastic activities and courageous sacrifices in war.

Jaisalmer was particularly chosen for constructing museum as one of the handful of places that went right through length battles including battle of Longewala in 1971. The museum houses several collections of wars and was authenticated and opened for people in the year 2015, golden jubilee year of India- Pakistan. The museum contains items such as equipment, armour, cars and much more.

Jaisalmer Museum has even allotted a shrine wall for all Param Vir and Maha Vir Chakra. It is also divided into an Audio – Visual room, Indian Army Hall and the Launge Wale hall. A souvenir shop and cafe also forms a part of the Museum. Some major exhibit of museum include a Hunter Aircraft which diluted so much in the battle of Longewala but contributed a lot in destroying enemy tank. There are also exhibitions of Indian Armies strategies fought in India Pakistan War in 1971 in the museum.

History of Jaisalmer War Museum

It was the idea of Lieutenant General Bobby Mathews to establish a Museum in the memory of the war heroes of the Longewala Battle of 1971. The idea was transformed into what we have today as Jaisalmer War Museum by the Indian Military’s Desert Corps. Jaisalmer desert land had been opted for building the museum as it is one of the most war- affected areas in the nation. Except the Battle of Longewala, the army civilization and culture of these regions is too superfluous so obviously Jaisalmer merited such an honor.

Although the museum was set up and equipped by Lieutenant General Bobby Matheus, Lieutenant General Ashok Singh opened the gates of the museum to the general public of the country and the world. Museum has numerous of equipments, weapons, vehicles and so on exhibits that remarkably showcase India’s greatest warriors basking glory.

Exhibit at the Museum

The Jaisalmer War Museum has many exhibits and displays that enable those in attendance to comprehend the features of Indian war heroes. Among the major attractions on the place The display of the Hunger aircraft which was successfully able to shoot down enemy tanks in the war with Pakistan is a major part. Two display rooms, Laungewale hall & Military hall develop the images of diverse skills and tactics of great militants to win many battles.

The Audiovisual room presents as well a number of tales narrated India’s war legends and his contribution to the nation. Fighter jets, guns, weapons and weapons and device used by military are also included in display at the museum.

Recommended Time To Visit Jaisalmer War Museum

The best time to visit Jaisalmer

• War Museum is during the period from April to August. Although, at this time precipitation are heated quite, the strand the places such as as War Museum is a good idea to retreat.
• If you wish to see the museum go through other activities here then the preferable time of visit would be between November to March from the Jaisalmer.

10.Khuri Sand Dunes

The Khuri Sand Dunes is located at a distance of 40 Km from southwest of Jaisalmer Rajasthan. It is one of the most celebrated and unspoiled beauty of the large Thar Desert which has several perfect sites for people to taste the experience of dunes in India.

The Thar desert has numerous sand dunes which offer the tourists with sites for camping and desert safari. Khuri Sand Dunes accommodates all the guests with the ocean of sand. It also encourages solo traveler to spend little time in solitude. Experience the golden dunes and magnificent structure of Jaisalmer with our devoted Jaisalmer tour packages and relish memories for life time!!

To venture through the dunes, it is the best to be on a colorfully dressed camel and embark on your journey in a grand procession over the shifting dunes. The dunes will allow you to depart first thing in the morning to admire the breathtaking sun, when it conjures a truly magical atmosphere for the desert lands.

Khuri Sand Dunes provides you an opportunity to camp amidst desert, ride on a camel back, adore the life of locals and shop items of souvenirs in the rising local bazaars.

But if you wish to make the best out of the Sand Dunes, one can sit around a campfired, listen to traditional kalbelia singers and enjoy some of the authentic Rajasthani culinary delights.

Last but not lease; you should never mist the fantastic sunsets over the sandhills. A visit here will definitely be a departure from one’s mundane daily routine.

Best Time To Visit Khuri Sand Dune

• If you are looking forward to spending some of the amazing days in the sand dunes, then it would be picture perfect if you plan to come here in the middle of October to March. The climate in this period remains moderate and lets you take part in a number of activities. It is not possible to come here in the summer season, as the temperature may rise up to 50 degree Celsius. However, when you come in the months of October you can go for desert safari without any problem as well as visit some of the other Sand Dunes in the Thar Desert.

11.Khaba Fort Jaisalmer

The riche state of Rajasthan, in Inde, est célèbre pour ses anciennes forteresses et ses imposants palais. Along with it countless number of forts the one is quite popular khaba fort which is unique of its own kind. About 40 km. East to the town of Jaisalmer, Khaba Fort is at the Khaba village in the midst of enormous Thar Desert. Get to know Khaba Fort with your Rajasthan holiday package and have a summit mystifying encounter.

This broken fort, once held a kingdom in it and Instatment ground where ended up the village Kuldhara. Numerous travelers visit the site to unravel the story of the place and several secrets which bother the village even today. The empty houses close to the fort are really a hit to thrill questing and myth busters.

Kuldhara village and its spooky atmostphere, has entrances of the broken Khaba fort right next to it. The entire village and near by area can look from up of fort.

You will often see some peacocks admressing their wings around the fortress. Even though the Khaba Fort is partially ruined, some remains can be found with quite beautiful walls and a few windows. Among the other remaining buildings, there would also be small Lord Shiva temple.

Khaba fort has a cozy museum in it which is engrossed with reminders of the past and some old stones.

Inside the fort, a staircase which leads to an underground corridor that has nearly a 70 to 80 stranded houses.

When the visitors leave the fort for some earlier resident the villagers along with former residents throw an incantation so that any visitor has to place himself in the village. Call this blind faith, superstition or whatever, the locals have been doing it in order to prevent any other epidemic.

Khaba Village –
There were Brahmans of the Paliwal tribe inhabiting the village Khaba from the latter half (i.e. 13th century) of the 13th century. Some 80-90 families were living in smaller huts and houses spread all over the village. Mysterious story of Khaba begins in 1825 when in one night, all the villagers exit the village and shifted to some other place.

Till to date, no one knows where the villagers disappeared and this is a story that remains unsolved. Some possible explanations to the sudden disappearance are

• The village was affected by an earthquake
• Decrease water supply to the village
• Forceful marriage of the King (Kshatriya) with a Brahmin girl

Museum at Khaba Fort-

• Placed in the heart of Thar Desert, the Khaba fort’s museum is made up of lots of sand structures that have developed in the region for years. The tourists can see some of the geological archaeological items that is originally occurs in the Thar desert.One can see about some other fossils which are found in the region.

• Apart from this, the tourists can also gaze upon numerous rock formations with the description of each formation written on a board. The village of spooky is quite famous and visited by a lot of people from many states,

Best Season to Visit Khaba Fort Jaishermer

• As Khaba Fort falls into Thar Desert, it is advised not to visit the fort during Summers (March to May). The scorching heat of the sun as well as the hot or locally known as ‘loo’ will drain you out.
• The ideal time to visit Khaba Fort is during the cold season (October to January) as compared to the hot summer weather. During the winter season you can also include experience Jaisalmer Sand Dunes safari in it.

12.Vyas Chhatri

One of the most beautiful monuments of all the Vyas Chhatri has beautifully carved edifice of the cenotaph that makes it a delightful tourist place. Vyas Chhatri must indeed be covered by any Jaisalmer holiday package because of the tranquil sense of culture.

This memorial plaque has been set to remember of Sage Vyas who had compiled the epic Mahabharata and it is a traditional cremation site for the Brahmins in Jaisalmer.

The cenotaph of the Sage is placed to the north of the whole complex. These cenotaphs were put up out of the respect to the clans of the royal family upon their death.

The cenotaphs have been raised over these columns of yellow sand stone and over each one of these columns an intricately designed chhatris has been placed.

The grandness and majesty of chhatris & pillars leaves a testimony of ever-green Rajasthani style of architecture. The greatest architectural minds will have to lay their heads how these buildings constructed?

The level of detail, the stats and materials most likely were fantastic. The Chhatri is also referred as the sun-set Point (A one shot view of the complete city of Jaisalmer). Vyas Chhatri is one of the most admired tourist places and landmark and situated in Bada Bagh in structure.

Discussing the design, fine carvings of dome shaped pavilions are indeed incredible in their look. A visit here will bring you peace and serenity deteriorate especially at sunset.

Vyas Chhatri is a photographer’s boon and ideal spot to pose for your best clicks during the evening.

If you are coming to Jaisalmer, then Vyas Chhatri is a must to see place which is places in peaceful ambiance.

Beauty of Cenotaphs-
The Vyas Chhatri is a tribute to the bravest of hearts that have trodden on this earth and is a matter of pride of India culture and rich craftsmanship.

The yellow sandstone Cenotaphs were dome-shape which boomerang your that first time you see it.

The sculpture was erected for the noble memories of Rajput rulers and their many families from the local garden sand. Two centuries earlier Bhatti Rajput rulers -who managed the place-trusted that these cenotaphs were constructed here on account of honor individual contributions of their forefathers.

The subtle carvings present on these cenotaphs are the adequate example of the fine aspect of Rajasthan architecture.

The umbrella-shaped dome is an impressive tribute to giving a rightful memorial to the Rajput war heroes and respected members of the prosperous and wealthy Hindu Brahmin families.

Best Season To Visit Vyas Chhatri

• Considering everything, visiting Rajasthan and particularly Vyas Chhatri in Jaisalmer can be enjoyed the most during winter season. The winter months of the year fall between the months of October and mid-February but can be visited even up to April.
• You are strictly prohibited to visit this place during the summer season as the unbearable heat can make it quite difficult for you to enjoy your trip. Sandstorms are a regular phenomenon in this season so it is the worst time to visit here.

13.Salim Singh Ki Haveli

Salim Singh ki haveli is one of Jaisalmer city: the most finest structure situated in the heart of the city. It is also one of the most sought-after tourist attractions in the city. It was brought up in 19th century and was ordered by Salim Singh who was the prime minister at that time. The haveli is also called Jahaz Mahal because the entrance has the trait of a ship stern. Visit Salim Singh Ki Haveli as per Rajasthan packages on heritage.

Set Salim Singh haveli is famous for its architectural beauty and the elegance. The haveli is more than 300 years old but the architecture has a power that will leave the visitors trapped. You will see the roof delightfully curved in the form of a peacock on top. The haveli is built of 38 balconies with cupolas of pale blue and one comes across a character of its own in each and every one of the balconies. As you enter the Haveli, you will be greeted by two carved stone elephants accompanied with walls covered with numerous imperial paintings.

There is one other Mahal within the Haveli, known as Moti Maghal. You definitely will be stunned by the grandeur of the Mahalis. Once upon a time a residence of aristocrat and royal courtiers. It is one of the most recommended tourist places in Jaisalmer. One has to schedule a day for in and around the place in the travel itinerary. Now let us know little about hutun and history.

Best Entry Time To Visit Salim Singh Ki Haveli

• If however you want to visit and explore the Haveli and the all of what Rajasthan has to offer then it will be better for you to arrive between October and March. During this time no problem with the scorching sun and the rough weather would hit on you. It is an ideal time for all kinds of sightseeing tours in Rajasthan, India’s hot seat.

14.Tanot Mata Temple

Situated in the quaint village of Tanot in the heart of Jaisalmer, Tanot Mata temple is an epitome of myths, miracles and faith. This temple is attached with devotion and strongest faith of local people.

In the oldest Charan Literature, its pious esteems has been depicted that the large shrine is manifestation of Mother Hinglaj Mata. This heritage destination is a must visit for the tourists who in the deserts of Thar in Rajasthan. Visit Tanot Mata Temple on your Jaisalmer trip for the divine blessings.

This wonder temple is situated near Longewala , the battlefield of fierce Indo Pak War of 1965 and 1971. They have a lot of tales to spellbind the visitors as the Jawans standing close by to the temple. This is certainly the way to know about one of the many accounts of the temple.

BSF has also set up a museum close to the temple about the grandeur of this temple linked with Indian Army.

There is another reason of visiting this ancient temple is the unbelievable road which connects it with Jaisalmer. As per the visitors, the journey is dotted with sceneries full of stunning landscapes.

You will get a view of enchanting landscapes accompanied by yellow sand dunes, camels, goats, camps, locals heading in Rajasthani clothes, dhabas serving sumptuous food and amazing wind mills.

When you get to the temple, you will be enchanted by divinity and purity of temple. There is a certain air surrounding its premises, which very often converts the non-believer of the divine power to a devotee.

There are many instances where people came to sightsee this place but the peculiarity of this temple left them amazed. God has also intervened numerous times in and around this temple also. This is not surprising that a lot of people returns to visit this temple once more.

History of Tanot Mata Temple -.

This much-honored temple was founded in 847 AD. The idol of the god in the same time period too was installed. The building of this temple was initiated after reign of Bhati Rajput King Tanu Rao in Tanot as the capital of his state.

Later, BSF was being managed by RAC before BSF took the responsibility of temple, in 1965. There are many interesting legends connected with this temple. However, the most discussed legend of the temple is a miracle to take place of the Indo-Pak Wars of 1965.

As per this anecdote, Pakistan has dropped over 3,000 bombs on the temple to wipe out the temple, and the Indian Army. While Pakistani Army was engaged in that, out of the 3,000 bombs, none could touch the temple or the Indian soldiers!

The same occurred in the War of 1971 when just one coy of BSF resisted sudden attack of Pak Army.

Best tour to visit Tanot Mata Temple

Best time to visit Tanot Mata Temple is between November to April. In these months, the climate is good and the temperature will not be extreme. It is recommended that the months of May and June to be inevitably avoided as the extreme heat of Rajasthan can make you very unwell and may get sick.

Moreover, in months of April and September, the Navratri festival is celebrated in Tanot and free lunger is provided by BSF. The temple is embellished with beautiful flowers, which gives it an amazing appearance. The temple is then flooded by devotees all over India during Navratri.

15.Nathmal Ki Haveli Jaisalmer

Located in the heart of Jaisalmer, Nathmal Ki Haveli is a perfect display of Rajasthani art-of-crafts and architectural brilliance. This haveli built during 19th century is a magnificent example of artistic skills of skilled artisans of Jaisalmer and is one of places to visit in Jaisalmer. Its numerous history, intricate carvers and exceptional build history make it a destination not to miss for history enthusiasts and art collectors.

History of Nathmal Ki Haveli

• Nathmal Ki Haveli was ordered by Maharaja Guman Singh, the then Prime minister of Jaiselmer as his residential home for his family. The making of the haveli was associated with two talented brothers, Hathi Singh and Lulu who were famous. Remarkably, each brother was charged with constructing one half the mansion individually, without seeing the work of the other. Despite the uncustomary challenge, the haveli resulted to be a perfectly symmetrical structure with inisile differences in details – a resounding feat of engineering and inventive work.

Best Time to Visit

• The ideal time to visit Nathmal Ki Haveli is from October to March, when the climate in Jaisalmer is weather wise enjoyable. Wispy early morning or late afternoon visits allow you to photograph the golden hues of the sandstone.

Timings & Entry Details

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM ( Open all days)
💰 Entry fees : INR 50/peso (Bring extra fees for guided tour and Photo)

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