Things To Do
in Jaisalmer

Explore the magnificent Thar Desert on a camel safari and experience the unique landscape, local culture, and spectacular sunset views.

Experience the magic of the desert at night by camping under the stars, enjoying traditional Rajasthani music and dance, and savoring local cuisine.

Explore the historic Jaisalmer Fort, also known as Sonar Quila, and admire its stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and panoramic views of the city.

The massive sandcastle-like Jaisalmer Fort offers stunning panoramic views of the Golden City and the surrounding Thar Desert. It’s a prime spot for capturing beautiful sunset and sunrise photos.

This intricately carved historic mansion not only showcases impressive architectural details but also provides excellent vantage points for capturing the golden hues of Jaisalmer and the sand dunes beyond.

For breathtaking desert landscapes and the chance to photograph camel safaris against an expansive sandy backdrop, the Sam Sand Dunes are a must-visit.

A classic Rajasthani dish consisting of spicy lentils (dal), baked dough balls (baati), and a sweet powdered cereal (churma). It can be savored at Gypsy Restaurant and Dhanraj Bhatia Sweets.

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A fiery meat curry made with mutton, red chilies, and curd. Hotel Garh Jaisal Haveli and Desert Boy's Dhani Restaurant serve delectable Laal Maas.

A popular vegetarian dish featuring gram flour dumplings in a tangy yogurt-based gravy. Enjoy authentic Gatte ki Sabzi at The Trio Café and Saffron Restaurant.

It is important to respect the traditional attire of the locals in Jaisalmer, such as wearing modest clothing and avoiding outfits that may be considered disrespectful.

Visitors should make an effort to learn about and observe the local customs and traditions, such as greeting people with a 'Namaste' and being mindful of local religious practices.

It is important to respect the personal space and privacy of the locals, as well as seek permission before taking photographs, especially of individuals or religious sites.

Jaisalmer offers a wide array of vegetarian dishes, including the famous Dal Baati Churma, Gatte ki Sabzi, and a variety of vegetable-based curries available at most local eateries.

While vegan-specific options may be limited, many restaurants are accommodating and willing to customize dishes to suit vegan preferences. Dishes like Aloo Pyaaz ki Sabzi and various lentil preparations can be enjoyed.

Rajasthani cuisine features numerous gluten-free delicacies such as Bajra Roti, Makki ki Roti, and Rice-based dishes. Most restaurants are familiar with gluten sensitivities and can offer suitable alternatives.