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Nestled in the heart of the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is a city full of history, natural beauty, architecture and culture. It is famous for its beautiful Havelis, Marwar culture, breathtaking forts, colourful bazaars and narrow lanes that lead to hidden gems waiting to be explored. Jaisalmer is known as the “Golden City” due to its stunning sandstone architecture. The golden glow of the buildings at sunset, the rich Rajasthani traditions and the vast desert create a special atmosphere that is hard to forget.
Whether exploring the grand Jaisalmer Fort, enjoying a camel ride in the desert or admiring the stunning carvings at Patwon Ki Haveli, our Jaisalmer Tour Package offers a mystical experience. Memorable India offers curated packages with handpicked itineraries to ensure a relaxed and laid-back experience. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all, so we offer customized packages that allow you to choose your travel duration, accommodation, transportation, and other activities. Book your Jaisalmer holiday packages with us and indulge yourself in royalty!
Jaisalmer Fort is one of the largest living forts in the world that stands proudly above the city like a golden crown. This magnificent structure is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was built in the 12th century. With its stunning and massive yellow sandstone walls blending perfectly with the desert, Jaisalmer Fort is nothing less than an architectural wonder. Inside, you can explore narrow lanes, havelis, temples and bustling markets– an experience that offers a unique glimpse into the rich history of medieval Rajasthan.
Located about 40 kilometers from the city, Sam Sand Dunes is the perfect place for an unforgettable desert adventure. It is surrounded by the vast Thar Desert, which makes it an ideal spot to witness truly glorious dunes stretching to the horizon. Whether you are watching the captivating sunset or enjoying a thrilling camel ride, Sam Sand Dunes offers a magical experience that brings you close to Jaisalmer’s desert charm.
Patwon ki Haveli, also known as the house of the brocade merchants, is made up of five beautiful havelis that make it an incredible example of detailed architecture. The intricate carvings, decorative windows and arches make this classical architectural marvel a must-see attraction. Once home to a wealthy merchant, the haveli complex shows the rich lifestyle of Rajasthan’s past and captures the essence of the region’s rich heritage and cultural legacy.
A serene, artificial lake located just outside Jaisalmer, Gadi Sagar Lake is a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Surrounded by beautiful temples, tombs and ghats, it is a perfect place to enjoy a relaxing boat ride, the amazing view of the Jaisalmer fort in the backdrop, or just a leisure walk. The lovely architecture around the lake reflects Jaisalmer's royal past. It makes this peaceful oasis amid the Thar Desert one of the most scenic and culturally rich spots in the city.
Located within the Jaisalmer Fort complex, the seven gorgeous Jain Temples in Jaisalmer are a stunning example of Rajasthani temple architecture. Built between the 12th and 15th centuries, these spectacular temples are dedicated to various Jain saints. They feature exquisite carvings, sculptures and intricate artwork. The peaceful and spiritual atmosphere and stunning beauty of the temples make them one of the most respected Jaisalmer tourist attractions.
Bada Bagh is a peaceful garden filled with royal cenotaphs and tombs of the Maharajas of Jaisalmer. Surrounded by desert dunes and located just a short drive from Jaisalmer, this majestic necropolis offers a perfect escape. The beautiful contrast between the green garden and golden sand makes Bada Bagh a great place for photography and learning about the royal history of the area.
Winter in Jaisalmer starts in November and lasts until February. This is the most popular time to visit, as temperatures are cool and pleasant, ranging from 5°C to 24°C. It is not only ideal for sightseeing in Jaisalmer, experiencing the desert, and exploring the Jaisalmer Fort, but it is also a good time to enjoy festivals and outdoor activities.
The monsoon season in Jaisalmer starts in July and lasts until September. Although it does not rain much, the desert becomes cooler with occasional showers. Fewer tourists and a more serene atmosphere make it a peaceful period to explore the city.
Summer in Jaisalmer spans from March to June, with temperatures often going above 40°C. While it gets very hot, it is an excellent time for those who love desert adventures. The mornings and evenings are cooler, which makes it a good chance to explore the Thar Desert and enjoy the city's culture without many tourists.
No Jaisalmer trip is complete without a camel safari through the Thar Desert. Ride through the vast golden dunes of the Thar Desert, witness a stunning sunset and enjoy the serenity of the desert landscape. You can also camp under the stars in the traditional desert tents surrounded by a peaceful desert ambience for a unique and unforgettable overnight experience.
Jaisalmer offers impressive shopping opportunities for people seeking authentic local handicrafts, jewellery, textiles and souvenirs. Wander through the bustling streets and vibrant marketplaces, like Sadar Bazaar, Bhatia Bazaar and Sonaron Ka Bas, to enjoy a lively atmosphere and shop for a variety of traditional Rajasthani merchandise such as embroidered clothing, colourful scarves and carpets, camel leather products, etc.
If you visit in January or February, do not miss the Jaisalmer Desert Festival, also known as Maru Mahotsav. This three-day annual festival is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the colourful culture of Jaisalmer and witness the desert come alive with excitement. Attend this vibrant celebration of Rajasthani culture and enjoy camel races, music performances, folk dances and traditional art displays.
The Rajasthani food in Jaisalmer reflects the culture and can make your trip unforgettable. Try local dishes like dal baati churma, ker sangri and gatte ki sabzi to indulge in the flavours of Rajasthan. Visit rooftop restaurants near the fort that offer spicy and aromatic cuisine with amazing views.
A heritage walk through the glimmering streets of Jaisalmer offers a unique way to explore the city's rich history. Join a guided tour to learn about the architecture, the fascinating culture of the Golden City and the stories behind the havelis. This walk brings the past to life and gives you a deeper insight into Jaisalmer's rich heritage and appreciation for the city's enduring legacy.
The Jain Cultural Center in Jaisalmer allows you to learn about the Jain community's history and beliefs. The centre features exhibitions on Jainism's history, rituals and culture, along with displays of ancient manuscripts and artefacts. It is a great place to learn more about the region's spiritual and cultural roots.
Ready To Explore the Beauty of Jaisalmer?
If you are planning your Jaisalmer tour, give it a start from Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila). This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the largest living forts in the world that stands proudly above the city like a golden crown. Inside, you can explore narrow lanes, havelis, temples and bustling markets– an experience that offers a unique glimpse into the rich history of medieval Rajasthan. Visit Jain Temples, which are located within the Jaisalmer Fort complex And feature exquisite carvings, sculptures, and intricate artwork. The peaceful and spiritual atmosphere and stunning beauty of the temples make them one of the most respected Jaisalmer tourist attractions. Head to Patwon ki Haveli, also known as the house of the brocade merchants. The intricate carvings, decorative windows and arches make this classical architectural marvel a must-see attraction. Make Gadi Sagar Lake as your next stop. Surrounded by beautiful temples, tombs, and ghats, it is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing boat ride, enjoy the fantastic view of the Jaisalmer fort in the backdrop, or just take a leisure walk. Don’t miss out on Sam Sand Dunes, located 40 km from the city. Surrounded by the vast Thar Desert, this spot is the must-visit place in our Jaisalmer desert safari packages to enjoy desert safari, camel safari, dune bashing, and more. End your trip at Bada Bagh, a peaceful garden filled with royal cenotaphs and tombs of the Maharajas of Jaisalmer. Your Jaisalmer sightseeing tours are incomplete without tasting the local cuisine, so give a try to the traditional Rajasthani flavours to end your trip on a flavourful note.
