Jaisalmer Excursions
Bada Bagh
:-
Situated 6 kms. north of
Jaisalmer on way to Ramgarh. Royal
cenotaphs with carved images of past Maharawals & their families. Each
chhatris preserve inscribed tablet recording the death of Maharawals in
which the memorials are raised. The chhatris have been built on a set-pattern
but in different sizes. The beautiful spot jait bundh (Dame) & Lake
after Maharawal Jait Singh was constructed in 1513 AD. Attached to bundh
(Dame), on other side is garden of mangoes and other fruits.
Baisakhi:-
Only 16kms. from
Jaisalmer, a Tirth (religious palace)
for Hindus, attracting a number of devotees on full Monday of Baisakh
every year for holy dip. A temple dedicated to Lord shiva is originally
of early pratihar period and seems to be restored in 16th Century.
Ram-Kunda:-
A temple, 11 kms and 1 Km. off the ramgarh route, Shrine dedicated to
God Rama & Krishna, constructed during the reign of Maharawal Amar
Singh in 17th Century.
Luderwa:- 
16 kms. Northwest from Jaisalmer, Luderwa is the ancient capital of
Jaisalmer
now a silent city, the only witness to its former splendour are the jain
temple, toran (ornate arche) & artificial divine tree (Kalptaroo)
are the main attraction here. Ruins of the deserted capital still remind
the famous love legend of Moomal-Mahendra.
Amar-Sagar:-
6 kms. on way to Luderwa the natural spot developed by Maharawal Amar
Singh is a water reservoir in 1688 AD. The dams were constructed to hold
rainwater. Several terraces are formed where summer palaces, temples are
constructed & Garden developed. On the south of the lake stands the
exquisitely carved Jain temple constructed by Himmat Ram Bafna, the descendant
of famous patwas.
Mool-Sagar:-
8 kms. on way to Sam Sand Dunes, is an another natural point. Lake, Garden,
summer palaces constructed by Maharawal Mool Raj in 18th Century.
Kuldhara & Khabha:-
(Medieval Deserted village of Paliwal Br

ahmins)
The total number of 84 villages were abandoned by Paliwal Brahmins overnight,
out of that two most prominent villages are Kuldhara & Khabha located
about 18 to 30 kms. South West of Jaisalmer and Kuldhara 5 kms. of the
same road. The ruins of Kuldhara & Khabha exhibit the architectural,
excellence of those times, which was buried under dunes till recently.
Jaisalmer Tourism
Desert Festival |
Desert
National Park |
Barmer |
Excursions
|
Jaisalmer Fort |
Nathmal
Ji Ki Haveli |
Patwon-Ji-Ki-Haveli
|
Salim Singh Ki Haveli |
Sam
Sand Dunes