Jaisalmer Tour Packages

Jaisalmer Tour Packages 

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Pluto Tours offers beautifully designed Jaisalmer tour packages. Immerse yourself in the complex tapestry of cultural and adventure experiences that our carefully prepared itineraries provide. Our Jaisalmer tour packages, tailored to individual requirements, ensure a delightful journey through this golden city.

Enjoy beautiful nature and visit popular sights like Patwon Ki Haveli and the Jaisalmer Fort. Admire Jaisalmer's architectural marvels and learn about its fascinating history. Take in cultural treasures including the gorgeous Gadisar Lake, which offers a glimpse into the city's rich past.

In the Sam Sand Dunes, visitors can take rides on camels. In the Thar Desert, they can go hiking as well. They can also investigate historic havelis.

With Pluto Tours, our Jaisalmer tour packages include outstanding accommodation, smooth private transfers, and informed guides to make the most of your trip. On your vacation to Jaisalmer, enjoy sampling local cuisine, taking in dance performances, and exploring the marketplaces to learn about the way of life.

Our Jaisalmer tour packages provide an excellent opportunity to discover this golden city in the Thar Desert. We offer the ideal combination for you, whether you prefer action, relaxation, or both.

Best Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer Fort: Located on the golden dunes of the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer Fort is more than just a fort; it's a mini-town complete with dwellings, temples, stores, and restaurants. Its altitude provides a breathtaking and panoramic view of Jaisalmer, which is clothed in golden yellow. Walking through the intricate passageways is a worthwhile experience.

Kuldhara Village: Kuldhara Village, located around 20 kilometres from Jaisalmer's Golden City, is one of the most intriguing tourist attractions in Jaisalmer. Kuldhara hamlet is a historical site that is presently maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India, so people can visit and look around to get a sense of what the ancient hamlet was like at the time. The Kuldhara region covers a large area and includes approximately 85 minor hamlets. All of the huts and cottages in the villages are damaged and in ruins. There are also the ruins of an old temple dedicated to some deity, most likely Mother Nature, that today stands empty and desolate. 

Gadisar Lake: Gadisar Lake provides stunning views of the lake and the surrounding fort, especially when the eastern sky is blood red as the sun rises, illuminating the upper levels of Jaisalmer Fort. You can go boating on the lake or just take a walk around the embankment.

Sam Sand Dunes: Located in the heart of historical forts and vibrant markets, Sam Sand Dunes is among the best and most authentic in the country. Travellers frequently come here to see the breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Dances and musicals performed around campfires at night provide a deep look at Rajasthan's culture and traditions.

Patwon Ki Haveli: Also known as the Mansion of Brocade Merchants, is a collection of five small havelis constructed by a wealthy businessman in the nineteenth century. It still has a large collection of artefacts and masonry that depict the Patwa family's regal lifestyle. The intricacy of this construction is evident in its superb wall paintings, balconies that open to a panoramic view, doorways, arches, and, most notably, the mirror works on the walls.

Nathmal ki Haveli: A beautiful haveli in Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer Fort's architecture and carvings are largely made of yellow sandstone. As a result, when sunlight strikes these structures, they emit a golden glow. It also features remarkable murals made with 1.5kg of gold leaf and wall carvings.

Salim Singh Ki Haveli: Salim Singh ki Haveli is a lovely structure in the centre of Jaisalmer. It also has another lovely name: Jahaz Mahal, as the front facet of the Haveli resembles a ship's stern. The Haveli is about 300 years old and has a stunning arched ceiling in the shape of a peacock. The mansion is well-known for its architectural grandeur, as it was built using sturdy iron rods rather than cement and mortar. 

Jodhpur: Jodhpur is one of Rajasthan's most attractive cities, with the majestic Mehrangarh fort towering over the city. It is known as the Blue City because its blue walls and residences appear blue from an overhead view. It is also popular for its temples, lakes, and snacks. Tour packages to Jaisalmer frequently include a trip to Jodhpur.

Jaipur: Jaipur, often known as the Pink City, is the capital of the Royal State of Rajasthan. Jaipur, home to a few UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Amer Fort and Jantar Mantar, has several spectacular forts, palaces, temples, and museums, as well as busy local bazaars. The city is also well-known for its indigenous cuisine, with the most popular dishes being Ghewar, Pyaaz Kachori, and Dal Baati Churma. Jaisalmer trip packages sometimes include a one or two-night stay in Jaipur.

Things to Do in Jaisalmer

Desert Safari: One of the most popular desert safaris in Jaisalmer is to Sam Sand Dunes. A Jeep transports you to a spot near Sam Sand Dunes (about 45 kilometres from the city), where the camel ride begins and lasts approximately 90 minutes. The safaris can be done in the morning or the evening, followed by a great lunch and a musical dance performance. 

Camping: Camping in Jaisalmer is a popular activity. There are overnight accommodations in pleasant mud huts or Swiss tents of your choice, as well as dinner service because there is no other place in the middle of the desert for obvious reasons. They serve both vegetarian and non-vegetarian traditional Rajasthani cuisine, loyal to its rich and spicy flavour that complements the overall environment of the establishment. The hotel costs between INR 800-1000 per person, although this can vary based on the services you select and the level of quality.

Camel Safari: Camels are the lifeline of Rajasthan's harsh deserts, and they are not only tamed and used for travelling or transporting things, but they also provide a source of revenue for the locals. These expeditions allow you to explore the true vastness of the open desert and appreciate its natural splendour. A one-hour sunset ride into the desert usually costs around INR 300 per person, however this varies depending on the camel owner. However, you should be wary of dishonest people and avoid paying exorbitant prices for a camel ride.

Cultural Program: After nightfall, there isn't much to do in the desert. To brighten the days, local artists perform well-known, traditional Rajasthani folk music and dances in the campsites to entertain the residents and tourists. The enchanting musical performances are frequently complemented by various rustic instruments popular in folk music. The dance performances include well-known traditional forms such as Kalbelia dance, Fire dance, and Bhawai dance, which has dancers performing with a tower of pitchers on their heads.

Bonfire & Stargazing: The campsites' ethereal aura calls for the most beautiful pleasures, such as bonfires and stargazing. Lighting dry wood to form a large fire and sitting around the bonfire with strangers, hearing their stories while enjoying the dancing and music, has a highly magical appeal of its own.

Dune Bashing: Dune Bashing is one of Jaisalmer's most distinctive and unique activities. Even if you are safely seated in a car with safety belts secured, rafting through the pits and falls of the gorgeous golden desert will cause your adrenaline to rush.

Quad Biking: Quad biking is another interesting and adventurous activity in Jaisalmer. The adrenaline-fueled sport provides a dreamlike journey on ATV bikes. A specialist provides tight direction and monitoring during the activity.

Best Time to Visit Jaisalmer

The best time to visit Jaisalmer is in the winter, from October to March. During this season, the weather is nice and cool, with daytime temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C. This makes it excellent for visiting the city's historic landmarks, having camel safaris in the Thar Desert, and participating in outdoor sports. The evenings can get cool, especially in December and January, so bring thick clothing. The clear skies during the winter make an excellent backdrop for stargazing and admiring the desert's amazing splendour. Overall, the winter months provide the most comfortable and delightful experience in Jaisalmer.

How To Reach Jaisalmer

By Air: There is no airport in Jaisalmer. The nearest airport is Jodhpur Airport, which is 300 kilometres from Jaisalmer. It is closely connected to the major Indian cities of Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore. From the airport, you can easily book a cab to Jaisalmer.

By Train: Jaisalmer Railway Station offers good connectivity to other important Indian towns. There are direct trains from cities such as Jaipur and Delhi. You can take private cabs and vehicles to your destination from outside the station.

By Road: Jaisalmer has excellent connectivity by road to towns such as Jodhpur, Jaipur, and Ahmedabad. Passengers may readily find taxis/autos outside the bus station.