Located close to Pakistan Border, Jaisalmer is a noteworthy place of interest situated in the northwestern province of Rajasthan in India. It is additionally known as the ‘golden city’, because of its bounteous brilliant rises streaming in the Thar Desert.  It was set up in the mid twelfth century by Rawal Jaisal and today with numerous imaginative structures, landmarks of nearby chronicled significance, relinquished towns, havelis, lakes, elaborated Jain sanctuaries and manors clad with brilliant yellow stone architecture, Jaisalmer has developed as a cut of imperial legacy from inconceivable Rajasthan.

The Jaisalmer Fort, gigantic structure displaying its stylish magnificence, remains as a crown on the city and gives an excellent contrast to the scenery. Also known as Sonar Qila (Golden Fort), Jaisalmer Fort isn’t only a vacation destination. It houses shops, lodgings and antiquated havelis (homes) where ages keep on living. An UNESCO World Heritage Site, it falls under the class of ‘Hill Forts of India’. More than three thousand individuals live inside the stronghold dividers with various passageway entryways on the way up top, the remainder of which guides you to the famous open square named Dashera Chowk. The post remains at an amazing stature of 250 ft. what’s more, is encompassed by a 30 ft. tall dividers. Attributable to its height, it offers a staggering and all-encompassing perspective on Jaisalmer city hung in brilliant yellow.
A gathering of Jain Temples are housed inside The Jaisalmer Fort that goes back to the twelfth and fifteenth century. The gathering of Jain Temples is a fine case of Dilwara style of design that utilizations yellow sandstone. The sanctuaries are committed to different Jain Tirthankars. With point by point design work having cut creature and human figures on the divider, an arch that is secured by an amalak and a water pot containing lotus bloom, the Parshvanath Temple is the most noticeable one. Rishabnath Temple and Sambhavanath Temple, 16 kilometers from Jaisalmer city in Lodurva, are other Jain spots that one can be visited during trek to Jaisalmer.

Jaisalmer is incredibly well known for its desert safaris. A portion of the safari bundles incorporate a pick-up, an astonishing camel ride, an excellent perspective on the dawn/dusk, a resting place by the desert spring, and a flawless supper by the ridges. The best piece of these visits is the way that you get the opportunity to visit the towns close-by and get the chance to meet local people and see Rajasthan through their eyes.

The Desert National Park shows the best of the Thar Desert’s biological system and its shifted natural life. The Park is framed of undulating sand ridges, rugged rocks, and thick salt lake bottoms and between average territories. Different types of creatures, for example, dark buck, chinkara and desert fox occupy the Park. The exceptionally imperiled Great Indian Bustard, one of the world’s heaviest flying winged animals, can be seen here. In winter, an unbelievable assortment of transient raptors such Himalayan and Eurasian Griffon Vultures, Eastern Imperial Eagle, and the Saker Falcon can be found inside recreation center.

Developed by Raja Rawal Jaisal, Gadisar Lake is another beautiful sightseeing spot in Jaisalmer.  It is encompassed by many temples and ghats (banks). One can invest some quiet energy in the tranquil surroundings of the lake or go for boating also. Sailing and watching quiet water in the natural environment can be an incredible involvement at Gadisar Lake.

Nathmal Ji ki Haveli, Salim Singh ki Haveli, Patwon ki Haveli, Mandir Palace, Bada Bagh, Tanot mata Temple, Kuldhara, Jaisalmer War Museum, and Jaisalmer Government Museum are some other eminent vising places that can be explored as per duration while on Jaisalmer Expedition. One can also visit local markets to enjoy the local taste and buy some fantastic local stuff for loved ones.

Getting an Indian visa for your expedition to India is now quick and easy. Tourist indiae-visa can be applied for the same.