OVERVIEW
The history and beauty of Jaisalmer never fails to allure the excursionists. There are numerous attractions in and around the megacity for you to visit, be it the nobility of the Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer Camping and Patwon Ki Haveli, the serenity of Jain temples, or the sprightliness of shopping places and intriguing desert carnivals.
Except for this, many more activities like jeep tours and camel safaris in the desert are also there to increase your excitement. The megacity of Jaisalmer is girdled by barren sands and the arid Thar Desert which glows unheroic from far as yellow sandstone has been used considerably in the forts, havelis, temples.
Men wearing large moustaches, colorful and various turbans, women wearing lehengas adorned with stars and glasses, jaali and jharokha architecture made of yellow sandstone, multitudinous leather shoe shops, block-printed scarves and art on small objects. effects immerse the sightseer in themselves and take them back in time. Best camping spots are : plag free.
Bada Bagh, Jaisalmer :
A garden complex with a series of sepultures of royal families and an important place belonging to the history of Rajasthan. The garden has numerous brown chhatris which are dome, square, circular or pyramid shaped. You can take a walk in the garden and enjoy the place by watching the birds. The best duration to visit Bada Bagh is from October to February.
Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer :
you will find it, on the golden sands of the Thar Desert and resembling a giant sand palace. It is a symbol of Rajasthani armature. About 5000 people live In this largest living fort in India, about 5000 people live it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Spot.
This yellow and unheroic sandstone fort can be entered through various gates – Ganesh Pol, Suraj Pol, Bhoot Pol and Hawa Pol, finally you will go to the large courtyard which is called Dussehra Chowk. Some of the major lodestones inside the fort are the Laxminath Temple, Jain Temple, Canon Point, the five-tiered sculpture Maharwal Palace and the Qila Museum. The best duration to visit this fort is from November to March.
Vyas Chhatri, Jaisalmer :
Vyas Chhatri positioned inside Bada Bagh is one of the most popular tourist places in Jaisalmer. With elegant Rajasthani armature and an array of golden colored sandstone chhatris with intricate carvings, these structures are a sight to behold.
Apart from esteeming the architecture of the Chhatris, you can also enjoy the beautiful views of the Jaisalmer Fort on one side and the sand dunes on the other. The best duration to visit Vyas Chhatri is from October to March.
Khaba Fort, Jaisalmer :
Khaba Fort located near Kuldhara village is another unusual and awful structure in Jaisalmer. The Paliwal Brahmins was setteling in this fort and village and left it one night for unknown reasons. Now it has become a popular sightseer magnet, from this fort you can see beautiful panoramic views of the village, as well as click numerous beautiful photos. The charm of the fort and a museum with age-old vestiges also attracts numerous history suckers.
Salim Singh’s Haveli, Jaisalmer :
Salim Singh ki Haveli built by Salim Singh in 1815 is one of the famous havelis of Jaisalmer. This haveli was the residence of the Mehta family, one of the best known families of Jaisalmer in the early 18th century. Salim Singh, the then Chief Minister of Jaisalmer started the construction of this haveli. Situated near the hills near Jaisalmer Fort, the roof of the haveli was get construct in the shape of a peacock. It has 38 balconies with beautiful elaborate carvings which remains the center of attraction for tourists.
CONCLUSION
The desert city of Jaisalmer, overlooking an iconic sand palace where half the city’s population still lives, is an experience worth living. There is something about this city that looks at the many stories of the past and blends it with the present. Also famous as The Golden City, Jaisalmer is a place in the state of Rajasthan which is situated in the heart of Thar Desert.
With a population of a mere 78000, this desert city is founds on yellow sandstone, which forms gold in the scorching sun and is crowned as the Jaisalmer Fort. A visit to the golden city of Jaisalmer gives you a feel of the royal family of Rajputs and stalwarts of the bygone era;
By staying here for a long time, you will experience its veracity and heroism. Travelers also find it the best option for a stay in the desert camps of Jaisalmer.
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