• Jaisalmer Fort - Jaisalmer Fort is a vibrant urban hub, home to around 3,000 residents within its walls. The fort is a maze of narrow, winding lanes lined with houses, temples, numerous handicraft shops, guesthouses, and restaurants. Entry is from the east, near Gopa Chowk, and visitors pass through four massive gates on a zigzag path to the upper section. The final gate opens into Dashera Chowk, the central square of the fort.
• Jain Temples - Located within the Jaisalmer Fort complex, the Jain Temples are among the oldest in Jaisalmer and are significant religious attractions. There are seven temples in total, constructed between the 12th and 15th centuries AD, each dedicated to different Jain tirthankars. The largest and most captivating is the Parsvanath Temple, with others including the Chandraprabhu, Rishabdev, Shitalnath, Kunthanath, and Shantinath Temples.
• Nathmal Ji Ki Haveli - This stunning haveli is situated in the heart of the town within narrow lanes. It is a privately owned 19th-century haveli, renowned for its ornate exterior carvings and unique architecture.
• Kothari’s Patwaon-Ki-Haveli - The most prominent haveli is Patwa-ki-Haveli, which looms over a narrow lane with its intricate stonework resembling honey-colored lace. Built between 1800 and 1860 by five Jain brothers who prospered in brocade and jewelry, it is divided into five sections. The first section, Kothari’s Patwa-ki-Haveli Museum, is privately owned and vividly depicts 19th-century life, making it the only section worth the entry fee. Other sections include two largely empty government-owned ‘museums’ and two private sections with shops.
• Mandir Palace - A notable landmark in this heritage city, Mandir Palace served as the residence of Jaisalmer’s rulers for over two centuries. It is an architectural marvel with exquisitely carved balconies, canopies, and screens, showcasing the pinnacle of local craftsmanship. The palace’s tower, ‘Badal Vilas,’ is the tallest structure below the hilltop city fort.
• Gadsisar Sagar Lake - Located south of Jaisalmer, Gadi Sagar Lake is a serene rainwater lake surrounded by numerous temples and holy shrines. The lake’s crystal-clear waters are ideal for boating and serve as the city’s water supply. It attracts many migratory birds and features a renowned Krishna temple atop a yellow sandstone gate.
• Vyas Chhatri - These cenotaphs are among Jaisalmer’s most magnificent structures and a major tourist attraction. Dedicated to Sage Vyas, the author of the Mahabharata, Vyas Chhatri features beautiful memorials and serves as a Brahmin cremation ground. The yellow sandstone cenotaphs are built on raised platforms with intricately designed chhatris atop finely chiseled pillars, exemplifying Rajasthani architecture. Situated on a hill, it offers views of the Golden Fort of Jaisalmer and stunning sunsets.

• Air-conditioned vehicle & private transportation
• Complimentary bottled water
• Convenient hotel/railway station/bus station pick-up & drop-off
• Inclusive of fuel, parking, toll, and interstate taxes
• Expert tour guide for an informative experience

• Monuments Entrance Fees /Camera Fees /Entrance Fees to the National Park
• Meals & Personal Expenses
• Other Activities
• Driver & Guide’s Tips

Discover Jaisalmer’s captivating historical landmarks in just one day, perfect for those with limited time. Explore the Golden Fort (Sonar Kila), the Jain Temple within the Fort, Nathmal Ji Ki Haveli, Patwa Ki Haveli, Mandir Palace, the Old Market of Jaisalmer, Gadisagar Lake, and Vyas Chatri for a stunning sunset view. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off.

Later, indulge in an afternoon of shopping in Jaisalmer, where a delightful array of goods awaits. Discover exquisite silver jewelry, bangles, clothing, leather items, and handicrafts.

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