Jaisalmer sightseeing cab

  Jaisalmer Fort, a monument of architectural delight, is one of India's best known forts in the heart of the city of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. It is the second oldest fort in Rajasthan, built in 1156 by the Bhati Rajput ruler, Rawal Jaisal. This magnificent fortress is made of yellow sandstone which spreads in golden hues during the day and gives it the title of Golden Fortress or Sonar Quila.   This fort stands 80 meters high on Trikuta Hill and is famous for its fortification walls up to 30 feet high. It has 99 bastions which have been used as weapon platforms. The fort is a treasure trove of history that offers a lot of insight into the life of the great Rajputana dynasties who ruled this fort for centuries. It is the most famous sight in Jaisalmer which is visited by numerous tourists during their Jaisalmer tour .   The Jaisalmer Fort is a five storey building in the typical Rajasthani style. Based on the architectural model, this fortress is divided into thre...

 Introduction Camel safaris are just one more reason to visit Jaisalmer, but the attraction remains the royal havelis residences of the royal families of Jaisalmer. A world-class heritage and heritage company, Havelis is one of the top Jaisalmer attractions that are most visited by visitors. The prosperous merchants of Jaisismer contributed to the legacy of the mansion. There are many palaces to see in Jaisalmer . The villas attempted a saga of sandstone sovereignty. This is now a pleasure for tourists, as they enjoy excellent maintenance. The three havelis of the 19th century are extraordinary and impressive places. Architecture The palaces were both a residence and a status symbol for merchants. The more luxurious the Haveli, the richer the merchant. The architecture of these havelis is exclusive and unique. The front doors are carved and the stone carvings are great. For example, Haveli of Nathmal was formatted by two Muslim brothers: Hathi and Lalu. Stone elephants are carved o...