The cultural heritage of Rajasthan is showcased vividly by its four cities, namely : The Pink city or Jaipur The Blue city or Jodhpur The White city or Udaipur, and The Golden city or Jaisalmer Jaisalmer gets its name because of the picturesque Jaisalmer Fort or Sone ka Quila. The Jaisalmer Fort, which is one …
In the face of adversity, belief or faith in God can frequently help one collect courage. Tanot Mata shrine, located in the picturesque village of Tanot in Jaisalmer, is a mix of tales, miracles, and religion. Locals’ faith and ultimate devotion are intertwined with this temple. This remarkable shrine is adjacent to Longewala, the epic …
Ghost towns have a certain allure that is distinct from the remains of castles and fortresses, owing to the fact that they allow us to take a peek directly into the lives of the people who previously lived there. Rajasthan, being a desert state, has no shortage of ghost villages, but few have received as …
There are 3 popular sand dunes in Jaisalmer : Khuri sand dunes — It is located 40 kilometres southwest of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and is a popular tourist destination. It is one of the most well-known and unspoiled natural wonders in the enormous Thar Desert, which provides several great spots for travellers to explore Indian sand …
Rainfall—or rather, the lack thereof—is a defining feature of deserts. Most deserts receive fewer than ten inches of rain each year, and evaporation outnumbers rainfall. Deserts are often quite hot because more water evaporates from the ground than is restored by precipitation. In addition, those that are hot during the day may become frigid at …
Sam desert, located in Jaisalmer is nestled between an oasis and the brilliant sands of the desert. The campsite promises a refreshing stay amidst the vibrant cactus vegetation enveloped by the distinctive flora and fauna of Jaisalmer, as well as stunning views of the dunes. This package gives you the opportunity to camp in the …
Jaisalmer, often known as “The Golden City,” is a city in Rajasthan, India, approximately 575 kilometres (357 miles) west of Jaipur, the state capital. The city is capped by the old Jaisalmer Fort, which rises on a hill of yellowish sandstone. A royal residence and several exquisite Jain temples can be found within this fort. …
