Jaisalmer

Best Time To Visit Jaisalmer

By Air- If you are planning to travel via air, then a ticket to Jodhpur airport is the nearest airport connecting Jaisalmer with other parts of India. The Jodhpur airport is situated 300 kms away from the ‘Sun City’ and finding a prepaid taxi and cabs to take you into the city of citadels isn’t problematic to plan.

By Train- The train connectivity of Jaisalmer is seamless with major cities in India. The availability of a luxury train, ‘Palace on Wheels’ provides for a suitable alternative to reach Jaisalmer in the presence of other travel logistics. However, there are direct trains from Delhi, Jaipur and Jodhpur which can be booked to reach Jaisalmer. Upon reaching, an autorickshaw and taxis or other local means of transportation can be availed to reach a particular destination.

By Road- There are plenty of deluxe and regular buses of Rajasthan Roadways running on daily basis. The state is well connected through a proper network of roadways and then there are several private bus services which provide for other travel alternatives. Jaisalmer is well connected with Jodhpur, Bikaner, Barmer and other major cities like Ahmedabad so travelling via bus is again a hassle-free option for a traveller.

Visiting a place as hypnotic as Jaisalmer can become an overwhelming experience and it is important to leave no stone unturned in making the experience memorable and worthwhile.

Camel Safari -With the city abundant in mystical architecture and sights to witness and explore but when you are in Jaisalmer, ensure that you do not miss out on strolling through the Havelis and climbing over for a camel safari to watch the quintessential cultural performance.

Breakfast at Khaba Fort -Apart from roaming around the golden city and basking under the yellow sandstones, drop by for a hearty breakfast at Khaba Fort with peacocks as your companion.

Gadsisar Lake -The ‘Golden City’ Jaisalmer gives you a break from the clamour and cacophony of everyday lives. Do not return without paddling a boat at Gadsisar Sagar Lake and enjoy the flush of cold winds on your face.

And before you plan to end your trip, return with a souvenir by shopping the spectacular embroidery of Jaisalmer at Gandhi Darshan Emporium, Jaisalmer Handloom, and Khadi Gramodyog Bhawan.

It is important to stay comfortable to make the most out of the trip. Considering the dusty weather of Jaisalmer and its deserts, carry a pair of shades and stay comfortable in sneakers. Plan a trip during autumn or in the month of January until Mid March as the weather is pleasant and favourable for taking a stroll around the deserts and dunes.