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Come Visit Jaisalmer, The Golden City of Rajasthan

The city of Jaisalmer is also called as the Golden City and is one of the jewels in the crown of the state of Rajasthan. Located amidst the harsh environment of Thar desert, the city is known for its beautiful golden sandstone structures, notable forts and other structures, and impressive architecture. Enjoy your time in desert beauty, rich history, and activity filled traditions, because Jaisalmer is sure going to be on your to visit list.

Tourist Places Of Interest

Visitors from around the world flock to see this magnificent structure known as Jaisalmer Fort, or Sonar Quila, which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site alongside many other cities. This fort has been in existence since the 12th century and is an active fort with shops, shrines, and winding streets within it. Don’t forget to go to the Patwon Ki Haveli collection of five Havelis that boasts of detailed artwork, beautiful wood, and stone carvings. Sam Sand Dunes is not just a desert but a stunning location to view and experience, where you can take pleasure in camel rides as well as watch the sun dips beneath the dunes. Also present is Bada Bagh, which is a garden complex with numerous dome shaped cenotaphs and provides a stunning view of the deserts great expanse. Another commonly visited location is Kuldhara Village which is an abandoned village with its own interesting stories.

The Food and Cuisines you don’t want to Miss

Rajasthan encompasses the essence of spicy love in the form of rich food and when it comes to Jaisalmer you will be served with cuisines such as Dal Baati Churma, a dish which consists of lentils, wheat, rolls and sweetmeat. Other amalgamating cuisines are Gatte Ki Sabzi which is spicy gram curry, Ker Sangri made of desert beans and Laal Maas which is a spicy mutton curry. For snacks, you can savour Pyaaz Kachori and Samosa while sipping Makhaniya Lassi to chill down the soaring desert temperature. 

The Traditions and Culture To Engage In

If you’re looking to engage in festivities then Jaisalmer is embedded in such culture because you can join and partake in the celebrations of Diwali ,Holi and Jaisalmer Desert Festival, to indulge in folk music and dances such as Kalbeliya dance.

The Best Time To Visit For An Enriching Experience

Jaisalmer offers the best times to visit ranging from October to March as the weather ranges from pleasantly cool to moderately warm ensuring an enriching experience. 

Activities That You Don’t Want To Miss

If Jaisalmer is your destination then you cannot miss out on riding camels in the desert while enjoying traditional Rajasthani meals. For a comfortable experience, you can book a reliable cab service which allows you to explore haveli’s and stunning forts with ease.