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The name Jaisalmer evokes a vivid picture of sheer magic and
brilliance of the desert. The exotic, remote, and beautiful, Jaisalmer is a bit of a
paradox. Jaisalmer is 290 km. from Jodhpur via Pokaran, Dechu and Balesar or 330 km. from
Bikaner via Pokaran and Phalodi. It is well connected by train with Jodhpur and other
major cities of the country by a meter gauge line. A good network of roads joins Jaisalmer
with Jodhpur and many other destinations in and around Rajasthan.Jaisalmer is famous for
mirror work embroidered articles, Woollen pattu and other items made of good quality
locally produced wood, wooden boxes, trinkets, silver jewellery and curios. |
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The first place comprising the desert
triangle, Jodhpur is a radiant city fusing both the modern and traditional buildings in
it. It’s majestic forts, temples, splendid havelis made of sandstone and other royal
residences have still kept intact their medieval character and the exquisite multifaceted
beauty of the town. The multihued lifestyle of Jodhpur and the festivity are the most
attractive feature of the princely state. The places that can catch your interest are
Meherangarh Fort, Jaswant Thanda, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mahamandir Temple, Mandore and
Ossian.
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