What to do in Jaisalmer

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Sam Sand Dunes during your travels in Sam. Wander the parks or discover the area's desert landscape.

This living fortress city glows golden in the desert sun, its yellow sandstone walls housing 3,000 residents. Wander ancient alleys to discover ornate Jain temples and panoramic views of the Thar Desert.

This 14th-century reservoir showcases ornate sandstone temples and ghats along its tranquil shores. Take an early morning boat ride to spot migratory birds while enjoying views of the distant Jaisalmer Fort.

This revered Hindu temple survived Pakistani bombs in 1965 that miraculously failed to explode. Visit the BSF-managed museum to see these unexploded ordnances while experiencing the temple's serene spiritual atmosphere.

This ornate 19th-century mansion showcases merchant Guman Chand Patwa's opulence through intricate carvings and elaborate balconies. Explore lavish interiors with mirror work and enjoy panoramic rooftop views.

Royal cenotaphs of Jaisalmer's Maharajas stand in golden sandstone against the Thar Desert backdrop. Visit at sunset when the monuments glow with amber light, creating a photographer's dream.

Carved in golden-yellow Jaisalmeri stone, these 12th-century Jain temples feature intricate Dilwara-style architecture. Explore seven interconnected sanctuaries with elaborate sculptures and the ancient manuscript collection at Gyan.

This ancient well stands as a silent witness to Kuldhara village's mysterious abandonment in the early 19th century. Explore the haunting ruins and architectural heritage of the once-thriving Paliwal Brahmin community.