India’s famous desert city – Jaisalmer has enriched with a past full of interesting tales of Rajputana history. Jaisalmer has many more to see and find and for those having an interest in history – “Jaisalmer is a paradise for them”. Even the ruins of Kuldhara have much to speak and you would have a lot to listen. Jaisalmer was enormously enclosed with the richness of the great Thar Desert which offers an amazing desert safari experience while vacationing in the city. There’s so much to explore in Jaisalmer Trip that one could get confused, but to present a solution for this, here are enlisted top 10 tourist attractions in Jaisalmer to consider in your journey in 2020. Don’t forget no. 10 is highly recommended for you –
Golden Fort – also known as “Sonar Quila”, this beautiful yellowish-golden sandstone structure stands with pride and galore as that of its time. The fortress was built in 1156 by the Rajput king – Rawal Jaisal Singh. Hovering at a height of about 30 feet with 99 ramparts and huge gateways makes the fortress top attractive place to visit in Jaisalmer.
Patwon ki Haveli – another addition to the royal heritage charm of Jaisalmer, Patwon ki Haveli is a palace guarded by the government and offers a splendid view of fascinating artwork. The mansion was dated back to around 1805 and is famous for its interesting piece of architecture.
Salim Singh ki Haveli – was built in 1815 by Salim Singh – the then Prime Minister of Jaisalmer. This mansion is famous for its exclusive architectural design consists of 38 gracefully carved balconies. The mansion was inspired by dancing peacock that reflects in its architectural design.
Gadisar Lake – was an artificial lake constructed by Gadsi Singh – a Rajput ruler after whom the lake got its name as “Gadisar Lake”. The lake is beautifully surrounded by structures like temples, shrines, cenotaphs, and much more. One can enjoy boating in the evening at the lake and can feel relaxed in the serene aura.
Bada Bagh – was built in the 16th century by Maharawal Jait Singh, which now serves as the best retreat for everyone. It is featured with a series of royal cenotaphs or chhatris of Jaisalmer Maharajas. The very first cenotaph built in Bada Bagh was of Jai Singh II
Thar Heritage Museum – is the best place to visit in Jaisalmer which presents a great collection of history, culture, art, and architecture. The sea fossils aging about millions of years away will let you know how the sea eventually became the Thar Desert.
Nathmalji ki Haveli – was built by the two Muslim jeweler brothers on the order of the then prime minister of Jaisalmer. The brothers started its construction of this mansion from the opposite sides of the building which leads to a similar but non-identical structure.
Kuldhara Village – is an abandoned ghostly city in Jaisalmer, Kuldhara was previously a prosperous town owned by Paliwal Brahmins. There are many tales resides in the village related to its abundance that will blow your mind.
Tanot Mata Temple – is located about 120 kilometers away from Jaisalmer and is considered as a reincarnation of the Hinglaj Goddess. The temple was rebuilt and today it is administered by a BSF trust in Jaisalmer.
Thar Desert Jaisalmer – no Jaisalmer trip is completed without experiencing the feel over the golden sand dunes in Jaisalmer. Enjoy Jaisalmer Desert Safari to experience the charm of its elongated stretched desert area and capture scenic sunset and sunrise views. Don’t miss the exciting experience of Desert Camping in Jaisalmer.
All these are the high-rated tourist attractions that you must consider in your Jaisalmer Sightseeing Tour while vacationing in the city. So, when are you going to plan your Jaisalmer trip? If you have not explored this beautiful desert place in India, then plan your next holidays in the city to experience the amazing desert charm of Jaisalmer.
