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The Multi-Day Tour with Marvin Desert Camp is a great way to spend the holidays. The trip enables tourists to learn more about culture and traditions from a professional tour guide. This multi-day tour is conducted mostly in four-wheel drive vehicles and gives you a closer look at the different areas of the desert. After that, you will be taken for a drive through desert by 4X4 vehicle, camels will be arranged for those who wish to ride on them, accommodation in tents including dinner and breakfast will be arranged for each day in remote areas, followed by visit to

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Jaisalmer or the Golden City of Rajasthan in India is home to massive sandcastles standing tall, rising from the centre of the Thar Desert as a reminder of a glorious bygone era. The mysteries of a desert and trade route of camel trains can be best experienced perhaps only in Jaisalmer. The 99 bastions encircling the Jaisalmer fort continue to be inhabited. Its twisting lanes present an array of shops with most of them selling bright embroideries, the likes of which you may never see elsewhere under the sun.

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Situated in the heart of the Thar desert in Rajasthan, Jaisalmer city built on the foundation of yellow sandstone, justifies its tag as the 'Golden City' of India. The yellow stone monuments glittering in the sunlight is indeed a sight to behold. Jaisalmer offers many places to visit, ranging from yellowed forts to golden palaces and even deserted towns! The unique beauty of the place represented in the contrasting hues of gold against vivid shades of blue and green makes Jaisalmer an unforgettable experience. Built by the Bahti Rajputs, the town of Jaisalmer showcases interesting architecture, intricately carved sculptures and strategically built forts. Here is a list of places to visit in Jaisalmer, covering the major tourist attractions in the region.

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Hotel Surya Garh look like a being Sonar Killa

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If we asked you where the heart of Rajasthan lies, many of you might point us towards the City Palace, known for its pure white structure with 5 floors. The Jaisalmer Fort or perhaps even the Jain temples. But few would think of Jaisalmer – a town full of stunning rocky ridges, narrow streets and beautiful havelis painted in soft colours.

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Maharwal Gadsi Singh, the then Maharaja of Jaisalmer constructed this lake in 1400 AD. The lake was originally built as a conservation reservoir for rainwater harvesting; during ancient times, and it happened to be one of the major water sources for the entire city. Named after the Maharaja, this reservoir has now earned the fame of being the most popular places to visit in Jaisalmer and is visited by people from various corners of the world. Located on the outskirts of Jaisalmer, it is an idyllic getaway to seek peace and tranquillity of mind, away from the bustling and chaotic city life.

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The very authenticity and custom old traditions of Jaisalmer proved to be very attractive and lure tourists. The colors, the ornaments, the norms of society, the handicrafts, the peasant life, and princes’ lives, everything in and around the city became its defining attribute. Also, what attract the tourists is the very warm, friendly and genuinely caring attitude and behaviour of the local people. With so much positivity all around, tourists have nothing here except for a great time. In Jaisalmer, one can hear the tunes of the historical Rajasthani folk music which are basically ballads, called as “Rasos”, praising the kings for their gallant deeds

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Jaisalmer Fort is popularly known as the Golden Fort of Rajasthan. It was built by Raja Jaisal, Rajput who was the ruler in the year 1156 AD. It is counted among the largest forts in the world. The fort looks magical because of the golden and yellow mixed sandstone. Among the deserts, this fort is a must-visit especially during the night as it gives a glimpse of heaven. The Fort is tall and stands firm. It depicts the real culture of Rajasthan.