Rajasthan, one of India’s most popular tourist locations, never fails to surprise its visitors. The state, which is rich in culture, history, and tradition, looks forward to welcoming tourists from all across the country to the annual Desert Festival of Jaisalmer. The greatest time to visit Jaisalmer is between October and March. But the Desert …
Rajasthan is well-known for its lavish and colourful event celebrations. The festival Gangaur is no exception in which women of all ages, married and unmarried, participate enthusiastically. This festival honours Goddess Gauri, also known as Parvati, and celebrates marriage and love. Unmarried women worship Goddess Parvati in order to get a good life partner. Married …
Rajasthan Kathputli dance is a puppetry dance that is well-known around the world. Rajasthan has a long tradition of telling stories from mythology and traditions using puppets. Kathputli is made up of two words: Kath, which means wood, and Putli, which means doll. These puppets are entirely built of wood, with cloth thrown over them …
Ghoomar, also known as ghumar, is a Rajasthani folk dance. This dance can be witnessed in the royal state of Rajasthan’s nooks and corners. The Bhil tribe was the first to conduct it in order to honour Goddess Saraswati. It was eventually adopted by other Rajasthani clans. In 2013, it was placed 4th on a …
Rajasthan has a number of good desert safari locations. However, some, such as Sam Sand Dunes, have become so touristic and can get fully overwhelmed with visitors that paying a visit to these areas virtually defeats the purpose. The Khuri sand dunes, on the other hand, receive significantly less people and are thus less developed. …
Holi is an Indian festival that brings together people of all ages and cultures to celebrate diversity. The Holi party in Jaisalmer is several years old, and it has offered a wonderful occasion for people to partake in celebration of colour. On March 18, 2022, this year, the festival of colours will begin. Holi, the …
The climate of Jaisalmer is influenced by its location in the Great Indian Desert. Because it is located in an arid desert environment, the city is prone to temperature swings. This is why, it is tricky to decide the best time to visit Jaisalmer. Throughout the year, the region has a dry environment. In both …
Jaisalmer is located 575 kilometres (357 mi) west of the state capital Jaipur. This Golden city is located near the international border close to Pakistan. Despite being one of the most important tourist places of Rajasthan tourism, Jaisalmer is physically distant from the other cities that tourists typically visit. It is, nonetheless, well connected to …
Another historical place to visit near Jaisalmer is Barmer. It is one of Rajasthan’s largest districts, with a total size of 28,387 square kilometres. This area, which was once a camel trading route, is rich in crafts such as wood carving, pottery, needlework, and ajrak prints.Following are the main attractions of Barmer : KIRADU TEMPLES …
Another piece of marvel to gaze at, is the Haveli of Salim Singh ji. It is one of Jaisalmer’s most stunning structures, located in the city’s core. It was refurbished in the 19th century on the orders of Salim Singh Mahto , the then-prime minister of India. The haveli is also known as Jahaz Mahal …
