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Jaisalmer Fort
It is situated on the 250 feet on high hilltop, It is the second oldest fort in Rajasthan. It provides the overview of Rajasthan desert land around there. There are four gates of the fort and three walls which one has to pass to go to the fort and places inside fort namely, Akhai Pol (Ganesh Pol), Suraj Pol, Bhuta Pol and Hawa Pol.
Salem Singh ki Haveli, Patwon ki haveli and Nathmal ki Haveli
These 'Havelis' are the gems of the exceptional and grand architecture of Jaisalmer. Salem Singh Haveli looks as if a wild flower is blossoming at the top. Guman Chand Patwa and his five sons who dealt in brocade, gold and silver embroidery that was famous from Afghanistan to China built Patwon ki Haveli. It is said to be the most magnificent mansion in Jaisalmer. The third Haveli was built by Nathmal, who was a later day prime minister, and his brother in 1885, as a gift to the Rawal but was allowed to retain it.
Gadsisar Lake
The serene waters of this rainwater lake with its green environs, clusters of small temples and a picturesque museum at its periphery is more known for its rich folklore tales than its beauty.
Sam Sand Dunes
It is situated on the fringes of the Jaisalmer's Desert National Park. It is 42 km away from Jaisalmer and the most pictographic Sam sand dunes. Camel ride is the best way to travel around the region. You can see the unexpectedly beautiful sunsets and sunrises in the desert.
Desert Festival
It is a three-day long festival and is the best display case where you can see the rich and colourful culture fo the desert region of the Rajasthan. Gair and Fire dancers are the main attractions of this festivals. Two beautiful exclusive features of this festival are Camel polo and Camel Dance of the fair and glorious moustaches and turban tying competition are also very beautiful programmes.
Jaisalmer Tourism Information
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