Whenever it comes to tourism in Rajasthan, the name Jaisalmer is included in the places worth visiting. Jaisalmer, popularly known as The Golden City, is a historical city in Rajasthan, which is surrounded by barren sand and dry Thar desert and is also connected to the neighboring country of Pakistan. Tourists coming here enjoy the Desert and Jeep Safari. There are many such places to visit in Jaisalmer, where you will be filled with adventure. If you are planning to visit Jaisalmer, this beautiful city of Rajasthan, then today in this episode we are going to tell you about the major places to visit in Jaisalmer. So let's know about them...

Jaisalmer Fort
Jaisalmer Fort considered the pride of Jaisalmer, is a huge fort located in the center of Jaisalmer city, which was built by Rao Jaisal in the 12th century. This fort is made of yellow sandstone, due to which shines like gold at sunset. And this is the reason why it is also called 'Sonar Fort'. This fort is the center of attraction among the tourists coming to Jaisalmer. Surrounded by a wall about 30 feet high, there are many beautiful temples inside this fort, it has also been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Patwon Ki Haveli
This haveli is located in Jaisalmer near the Patwan complex, which was built by famous businessman Guman Chand for his 5 sons. It is a group of five havelis made of yellow sandstone and it took about 50 years to build. Was. This haveli is beautiful from the outside as well as from the inside it will blow your senses with its unique atmosphere. The paintings, glass works and balconies inside this haveli will take you to a different world.

Bada bagh
A garden complex with a series of tombs of royal families, Bada Bagh is an important place belonging to Rajasthan's past. It is situated on a small hill with an entrance to the mausoleum or burial ground at the foot of the hill. There are many brown chhatris in the garden which make the dome square, circular or pyramidal. You can take a walk in the garden here and enjoy the place by watching the birds. The best time to visit Bada Bagh is between October to February.

Jain Temple
Located in the Jaisalmer Fort, Jain temples are located in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. There is a high religious and ancient history attached to the temples. Jain temples built in the Dilwara style are famous all over the world for their architecture, these temples are dedicated to Rishabhdevji and Shambhadevji, who are Jain Tirthankaras popularly known as 'Tirthankara'. All seven temples are connected and built using the same golden-yellow Jaisalmer stone. The temple is a fine example of the Dilwara style of architecture with animal and human figures carved on the yellow stone walls.

Gadisar Lake
This lake was built by Maharawal Gadsi in the 14th century. It is an artificial lake on the banks of which there are many small and big temples. This lake is one of the never drying lakes in Jaisalmer. Because at present, apart from rain, it is also filled with Indra Gandhi Nahar. Boating can also be done in this lake, which has its fun. Apart from this, this lake is a special place for bird lovers because many migratory birds are seen around it. who take rest here during their long journey.

Vyas Chhatri
Vyas Chhatri, located inside Bada Bagh, is one of the most popular tourist places in Jaisalmer. With elegant Rajasthani architecture and an array of golden-colored sandstone chhatris with intricate carvings, these structures are a sight to behold. Apart from admiring the architecture of the Chhatris, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Jaisalmer Fort on one side and the dunes on the other. The best time to see Vyas Chhatri is from October to March.

Nathmal Ji's mansion
This mansion is located in the center of Jaisalmer City, which is famous for its architectural style. This mansion was built by Maharawal Vesival for his dewan Nathmal Ji. Many attractive paintings have been made in this building. Along with this, you can also see many embossed pictures of horses and flowers on the walls of the building. Being located in the center of Jaisalmer city, you can easily reach here.

Khaba Fort
Khaba Fort, near Kuldhara village, is another unusual and wonderful structure in Jaisalmer. The fort and the village were inhabited by Paliwal Brahmins, who left it one night for unknown reasons. Now it has become a popular tourist attraction, from this fort you can see beautiful panoramic views of the village, as well as click many beautiful photos. The charm of the fort and a museum with age-old artifacts attract many history buffs as well.

Sam Sand Dunes
Sam Sand Dunes is a natural tourist destination amidst all the historical forts and colorful markets of Rajasthan. Sam Sand Dunes, located at a distance of about 40-42 km from the golden city of Jaisalmer, is visited by those who seek solitude away from the traditional sights and want to spend some time under the open sky. Here you will find 30 to 60 meters long dunes and dunes and many tourists will be seen enjoying camel and jeep safaris.

Tanot Mata Temple
Located at a distance of about 120 km from Jaisalmer is the temple of Vaishno Devi of Thar i.e. Tanot Mata. You must also see this temple. This temple is called the Miraculous Temple because, during the Indo-Pak War of 1965 and 1971, many bombs were dropped there. Were. Even then the temple and Indian soldiers were safe, for which BSF soldiers take care of this temple, where even today you can see the bomb of that time.