Jaisalmer Fort, also called Sonar Quila or Golden Fort, is one of the very few living forts in the world, where thousands of people still reside.
Walking through its narrow lanes feels like stepping back in time—full of handicraft shops, cafés, and historic havelis.
A cluster of five grand havelis, Patwon Ki Haveli is the largest haveli complex in Jaisalmer.
Perfect for photography lovers and architecture enthusiasts
Known for its unique architecture resembling a peacock, this haveli stands out among Jaisalmer’s heritage structures.
Its bold architecture and legends make it one of the most photographed havelis.
A beautifully designed haveli built by two architect brothers, leading to slight asymmetry in design.
Known for its artistic details and historical uniqueness.
A tribute to Indian soldiers showcasing the 1971 IndoPak war and Battle of Longewala.
A mustvisit for history and defense enthusiasts.
A royal cenotaph complex dedicated to Jaisalmer rulers.
Ideal for photography, especially during golden hour.
A stunning Brahmin memorial site dedicated to Sage Vyas, located near the city.
Beautiful sandstone cenotaphs
Traditional Rajasthani architecture
Popular sunset viewpoint
Peaceful atmosphere with panoramic desert city views.
A historic artificial lake once serving as the main water source of Jaisalmer.
Surrounded by temples and ghats
Boating available
Rich birdlife during winter
Built by Maharawal Gadsi Singh
Perfect for sunrise walks and peaceful evenings.
A group of beautifully carved temples dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras.
Built between 12th–16th century
Intricate sandstone carvings
Connected by shared corridors inside fort
Spiritual and architectural masterpiece
A peaceful spiritual escape within the busy fort.
An abandoned village known as the “ghost village of Rajasthan.”
Abandoned in the 19th century
Associated with mystery and legends
Wellplanned old settlement layout
Archaeological site
Eerie yet fascinating—perfect for storytelling tourism.
A small ruined fort overlooking Kuldhara and desert landscapes.
Linked with Kuldhara villagers
Small museum inside
Panoramic desert views
Abandoned heritage site
Quiet, less crowded, and perfect for exploration.
The most famous desert experience near Jaisalmer in the Thar Desert.
Camel safari & jeep safari
Cultural folk dance & music shows
Luxury desert camps
Stunning sunset views
Best place to experience real desert lifestyle.
A combined spiritual and historical border circuit near the India–Pakistan border.
Tanot Mata Temple: known for miracles during the 1965 war
Longewala: famous 1971 IndoPak war battlefield
Maintained by BSF (Border Security Force)
Real tanks and war remains displayed
A powerful mix of patriotism, history, and spirituality.
