Introduction
Jaisalmer which is also known as “The Golden city” is a western town of Rajasthan state of India. This place is one of the main tourist attraction for the Indian tourist because of it’s culture, environment and cuisine.
78,000 of total population of the town and mainly from Rajasthani local tribes only who promote the culture of it’s state.
The Jaisal Hill Fort is referred to as Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer is regarded as the “Golden City of India” because of its golden sandstone. And as it widely covered by the the Thar dessert. The main draw of the Thar Desert is Jaisalmer, which is known as the desert’s epicentre.
Temperature Change in jaisalmer
Jaisalmer is subject to temperature changes due to its location in an arid desert environment. Temperatures can soar in the afternoons and plummet in the evenings.
The greatest temperature ever recorded was 50.0 degrees Celsius (122.0 degrees Fahrenheit); the lowest temperature ever recorded was 5.9 degrees Celsius (21.4 degrees Fahrenheit).
Jaisalmer has been a famous tourist destination due to its vast range of climates. Many people visit to Jaisalmer from all over India to experience a new culture and learn about Rajasthani culture, which is well-known throughout the country.
The Ghoomar and Kalbeliya dances, which originated in Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, respectively, have won international fame. Bhopa, Chang, and Teratali are examples of traditional Rajasthani culture.
Some amazing foods of Rajasthan
In Rajasthan, dishes like bikaneri bhujia and dal baati churma are quite popular. Foods that can be stored for a long time and do not require reheating are favoured. Non-vegetarian diets were preferred by the Rajputs, whereas vegetarian diets were preferred by the Brahmins, Jains, and others. As a result, the state has a diverse selection of both types of delicacies.
One of the most famous place in Jaisalmer is the Jaisalmer fort which is widely visited by tourists for numerous amount of temples over there and cultural sites.
The Rajputs erected the second oldest fort in Rajasthan, Jaisalmer Fort, in 1156 AD.
5 BEST DESERT CAMPS IN JAISALMER
1) WINDS DESERT CAMP:
Located near Kanoi Jaisalmer, it is just around 4 kilometres from Sam. However, a night’s stay here may cost between 10,000 and 12,000 rupees. But it was well worth it because this camp’s level of care is significantly superior than that of any other camp.
2) CHETRAM DESERT CAMP:
a. Chetram Desert Camp has 40 camp sites and around 10 air-conditioned cottages and is located in Sam, just a short walk from the Sam Sand Dunes.
b. It’s a low-cost desert camp that costs between RS2,000 and RS2,500 per person.
3) JAIM EMPIRE RESORT:
This is a resort that is also a great place to go desert camping. Sam is a town in Jaisalmer that is near to the Lakhmana road.
The cost of lodging is around 5000 dollars each night, but it is well worth it because of the numerous cultural activities done on a daily basis.
4) Prince Desert Camp :
Tourists flock to the area for its renowned Jeep Safaris, Camel Desert Safaris, stargazing, bonfires, and traditional Rajasthani cultural festivals.
Located 40 kilometres from the town of ‘Sam’ in Jaisalmer. The tents have adjoining restrooms that are a step ahead of the other tents. The campsite is located back from the main road and other camping areas, which makes it more calm away from all the commotion from the surrounding areas. It will cost around 4500-5000 to stay here per night.
5) Maharaja Desert Camp Jaisalmer :
Maharaj Camp, one of the top desert camps in Jaisalmer, has garnered a lot of popularity among those searching for competent and pleasant camping services. The camp includes a total of 35 accommodations. Which include attractive suites, large family rooms.
The cost is around Rs4500 per night to stay here.
Including comfy mattresses. Clean bathrooms connected to each suite, breakfast and supper, as well as daytime beverages and free parking. The camp providers also provide a number of interesting activities that will make your trip one to remember.
