5 Days Private Jaisalmer Tour

Eat your breakfast , and go out to visit Jaisalmer Fort, or Sonar Qila. The fort is a live fort unlike the majority of the forts in India; that is, there are houses, shops and temples in it. The small streets, hewn balconies and antique allure are a step backward.

See the royal palace, which is Visit Raj Mahal, located in the fort and is a complex latticework with massive courtyards. Don’t pass the Jain Temples, a group of beautifully carved temples constructed between 12 th to 15 th century. The carvings in marble here are the master-piece of art. Then explore the Patwon Ki Haveli, one of the most splendid havelis in Rajasthan. Its cut windows, murals and architecture give tales of the good trading history of Jaisalmer. You can also visit Salim Singh Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli, both of which have different designs and artistic details. Have dinner in one of the restaurants and then return to your hotel to take rest.

Wake up and have your breakfast, and then pack up and move out of the city and towards the Sam Sand Dunes some 40 km out of Jaisalmer. En route to it, visit the Kuldhara Village, an abandoned village that is shrouded in legends and mystery. Its desolated ruins and miles of sandy roads are the storylines of an ancient people who disappeared in the middle of the night centuries ago.

Carry on with your journey to the dunes and stay at a desert camp. Later in the afternoon, experience an exciting adventure of riding the camel over the golden sands as the sun sets. In the evening, a classic Rajasthani cultural show with folk music, dance, and local shows will be organized in the open desert sky. Have an authentic meal by the fire and have the stars light up the desert night. One night in the desert camp in Sam Sand dunes.

Wake with a peaceful desert sunrise, and have a traditional breakfast at the camp. Then, proceed back to Jaisalmer.

Visiting on the road, visit Bada Bagh, which is a royal cenotaph complex with well-carved chhatris constructed in honor of the previous rulers of Jaisalmer. The location, located in the golden dunes, is enchanted during sunset or sunrise. Upon arrival at Jaisalmer, the Indian Army and its courage is on display at the Jaisalmer War Museum where tanks, aircraft and war memorabilia are on display. It is a motivating and educative process.

In the evenings, visit Manak Chowk and Pansari Bazaar, which are well-known in terms of handicrafts, embroidered clothes, and leather goods. It is also possible to savor local sweets and snacks like ghotua ladoo.

Savor dinner in one of the rooftop restaurants with the lighted fort in view. Overnight stay in Jaisalmer.

Spend your morning at leisure after breakfast. Then leave for the airport or railway station as your trip comes to an end.