Overview/Itinerary

Jaisalmer is one of those perfect havens for backpackers. It is a former medieval trading center
and handsome state to the extreme west of Rajasthan. Due to its position in the heart of the
Thar Desert, it attracts backpackers from all over the world. Jaisalmer is also famous for its use
of yellow sandstone in its architectures, which earned it the name of ‘the Golden City.’ It is safe
to concur that the beauty and charm of Jaisalmer is unmatchable. During its heydays, it used to
be a part of the renowned Silk Route. The most notable structure in Jaisalmer is the fort which
sits right in the middle of the city. The Jaisalmer Fort stands proudly and narrates the bravery,
strength, and honor of the Rajput rulers. Jaisalmer retains its medieval allure with its colorful
narrow streets, mesmerizing forts, opulent havelis, and bazaars.

 

Highlights about Jaisalmer

Having an aura of royalty, Jaisalmer is located in the Thar desert and is one of the only cities in the whole world to have a living fort inside it. Fascinatingly, the Jaisalmer fort houses almost 1/4th of the city's residents. It has been dubbed ‘the Golden City’ due to the sparkling glow caused when the sun falls on all the yellow sandstone architecture. It is a superb place to enjoy a plethora of activities - from dune bashing and desert camping all the way to exploring haunted forts and antique shopping. Never miss a chance to visit this grand city of golden sands.

 

Itinerary

Day 1:

  • Reach Jaisalmer.

  • Check into The Hosteller Jaisalmer at 1 PM.

  • Get ready to explore several architectural wonders like the Jaisalmer Fort, Jain temples, Patwon Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli with our local guide.

  • Return to the hostel.

  • Dinner.

Day 2:

  • Wake up and grab some hearty breakfast.

  • Drive to Kuldhara village for a day excursion.

  • Walk around the Gadisar lake in the evening.

  • Return to the hostel.

  • Dinner.

Day 3:

  • Post breakfast, get ready for an adventurous day in the Thar desert.

  • Drive to the Thar Desert camps.

  • Indulge in camel safari, you can also do jeep safari at an additional cost.

  • Enjoy a cultural show around the bonfire in the evening.

  • Dinner.

Day 4:

  • You can sleep in a little today.

  • Wake up and eat a healthy breakfast.

  • Check out from the desert camps by 11 am and drive back to Jaisalmer.

Trip ends on reaching Jaisalmer.

3 Nights 4 Days Available on request
Inclusions/Exclusions
What we'll give/What we won't

What is included in the tour

  • SHARED STAYS & CAMPS

  • JAISALMER - THAR - JAISALMER TRANSFERS

  • 3 BREAKFAST & 3 DINNER

  • LOCAL SIGHTSEEING: JAISALMER & KULDHARA VILLAGE

  • JEEP AND CAMEL SAFARI

 

 

What is NOT included in the tour

  • Airfare / Train fare for Mumbai-Jaisalmer-Mumbai

  • Lunch (We want you to try out local Cuisines & not restrict to a particular restaurant, cafe)

  • Camera Charges

  • Personal Expenses

  • Anything other than mentioned Above

  • All applicable taxes

  • Guide and & Entry Fees

  • Lunch

  • Any other activity unless

  • Entry fees if any.

Activity
Offbeat Tour
Destination
Rajasthan
Duration
2 to 4 Days
FAQS
No, you won’t have any trouble while riding camels for the first time. Well-trained staff will teach you the fundamental tricks to ride camels safely. Besides, there will always be someone to help you if any issue arises.
For safety concerns, children below twelve shouldn’t ride camels. Apart from that, one camel accepts only one rider other than the caretaker. So, if your kids are above twelve,then they can participate.
Undoubtedly, camel rides are exceptional and enjoyable, but it isn’t going to be a comforting ride. After all, the physical structure of a camel doesn’t allow you to sit comfortably.
Yes, you won’t experience any connectivity-related issues in Jaisalmer. The appearance of this city can be deceiving, but you won’t have any problems with your phones.
Yes, Jaisalmer is a safe and secure destination. However, you shouldn’t be careless with your stuff.
The right time to explore Jaisalmer is between November and March. The winter season makes your trip enjoyable.
Winter days can be quite cold, and so, you will need coats. Don’t forget to put on a hat and a pair of sunglasses.
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