#Jaislamer

[marvinjsm]

✨ Jaisalmer – The Golden City awaits you! ✨

[weddingsbyneerajkamra]

Best Destination Wedding Planner in Udaipur

Make your dream destination wedding a reality with Weddings by Neeraj Kamra, the best wedding planner in Udaipur. Unforgettable celebrations await.

[rojaniresort1]

camp in jaisalmer

Rojani Resort's camp in Jaisalmer  offers an authentic desert experience with a touch of luxury. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with traditional Rajasthani hospitality, setting the tone for an extraordinary stay. The campsite is designed to reflect the rich heritage of Rajasthan, with beautifully decorated tents, vibrant colors, and elegant furnishings.

[bogbees]

ok these ones are more ab world building sunagakure bc i love the sand sibs and hate how kishimoto went ab that village

Concept: sunakagure was carved like a bowl out of a mountain. The kazekage's building dead centre at the bottom - prob prone to flooding 2:33 AM · Jun 19, 2017

But prob not because the founding fathers of suna would have designed it with a flood drain system and pipes for indoor plumbing or whatever

Bc it HAS to be an oasis. Has to be. There's got to be a bloody underground lake - which would be rad imagine sneaking off to swim

Anyway built like a bowl. Buildings are built like 100ft from the top of the mountain I guess and gradually get lower and lower

Like Santorini just stairs everywhere everyone has killer calves from all the stairs - how gaara can exist as a ninja bc of all the stairs

Anyway I just like making suna cooler than it actually is, god there's so much wasted potential there. Just make Konoha but made out of rock

Like the buildings are made of rock, looks like old Cario or Jaislamer, with basic tunnels in the rock surrounding the village I guess

But with the underground lake, they have greenery and everyone uses colourful fabrics for shade and colours to accent shops and homes

It's not just sandy, windy and basic I like to think.

Naruto visits and Kankuro is like "I warned you about the stairs bro" 4:25 PM · Jun 27, 2017

Suna tots has bubble tea. Fuck it. 8:37 AM · Jul 29, 2017

Suna…. would have public baths too…… 4:20 AM · Aug 1, 2017

i've been looking at some many images of gol gumbaz i completely forgot that my vers of the suna admin building has a central courtyard 1:22 AM · Aug 2, 2017

cause i imaged the first kage to have used the house like the white house is used in america?? and the garden is just something nice

More rad suna: Everyone wears knee length dresses and leggings under their cloaks. There's no difference between men and women's fashion 5:14 AM · Oct 25, 2017

And veils and long dresses/ skirts are a symbol of wealth and are only worn by high society or at weddings by bride and groom

Ninjas are expected to wear midriff exposing outfits to "highlight their power" and to remind guests "yo fucks I got a guy who can kill you"

But only at fancy parties. Ninja's usually wear whatever the fuck they want. See a guy wearing a t-shirt? Yeah he's a ninja

So say high society wind country throws a party and invites the sand sibs to it. They'll all wear veils and long skirts

Temari and Kankuro will bare their midriff while Gaara will not - kazekage, you know him anywhere -- tho u really shouldn't technically ??

Temari hates the class system and only dresses up for important events. Kankuro loves dressing up for every event. They're both best dressed

Gaara… Gaara just wears a nice casual dress and pants and throws on his white scarf over his head. They hate him bc he's beautiful still!

Temari eventually drops Wind country fashion for Fire country fashion 5:32 AM · Oct 25, 2017

[tourpackagejaisalmer]

Best Taxi Service in Jaisalmer – Affordable & Reliable Rides

Looking for the best Taxi Service in Jaisalmer? Enjoy affordable, reliable, and comfortable rides with our top-rated taxi service. Whether you need local sightseeing, airport transfers, or outstation trips, we provide well-maintained cabs and professional drivers. Book your ride today and explore Jaisalmer hassle-free with our 24/7 taxi service. Safe, budget-friendly, and always on time!

[delhirajasthancartour]

What is the Jaisalmer Desert Safari Price?

Planning your trip on a budget involves knowing how much a desert safari would cost. This is a summary of the various price points for different kinds of desert safaris. Jaisalmer Desert Safari Price is based on the facilities and activities, so try to book desert safari packages that includes all the required amenities.

If you are travelling in a group many tour operators are willing to give discounted the price. Try to negotiate the price and ask about group discounts especially if you want to participate in many activities. So do not wait much and plan your trip to Jaislamer with your family and friends now.

[priyamkalal99]

The Most Haunted Places to Visit in Rajasthan

Do you know that many of the places in Rajasthan are India’s most haunted places? Yes, you read it right. When we talk about Rajasthan the very first thing come to our mind are the lavish forts and palaces for which the state is famous for. But there are several places in Rajasthan where people are scared to go because of the paranormal activities held in these places. Although, a large number of tourists visit these places in the daylight as entry after the sunset is prohibited. So, if you are curious to know about the mysteries of the haunted places in Rajasthan, check it out.

Bhangarh Fort: The fort is one of the most haunted sites in India. People believe that ghosts are living in the fort which began active after the sun set. According to the legends, once there was a magician who fell in love with the princess of Bhangarh, Ratnavati. He tried to use black magic to win her affection, but his plans were failed. Hence, before dying he cursed the fort, leading to its destruction and abandonment. The Archaeological Survey of India has even put up a signboard warning visitors to avoid the site after sunset.

Kuldhara Village: For Kuldhara Village, it is being said that the entire village vanished overnight. Once upon a time, this villageis well flourished until a minister was fallen in love with a girl of Paliwal Brahmins. To save the woman’s honor and the self-respect of Paliwal Brahmins, the entire village decided to leave the village. Before leaving, the Brahmins cursed the village. These villages now have become the tourist spot and are under the protection of the Archaeological Survey of India.

Jaisalmer Fort: Jaislamer Fort known as Sonar Quila is not only famous for its architecture and historical significance but also for the paranormal activities observed in the fort. Many times travellers reported ghostly figures and hearing strange noises at the fort. Its maze-like layout and old stories of royal plots and betrayals make it famous for being haunted.

Jagmandir Palace: The palace location is in the beautiful Lake Pichola in Udaipur. You can experience the stunning architecture in the daylight but there’s a mysterious side too. It is rumoured that the place is haunted by the spirits of former royal family members and servants.

Haunted Village of Gadi Sagar Lake: Gadi Sagar Lake, an artificial reservoir in Jaisalmer, is not just famous for its picturesque beauty but also for its haunted history. The lake was once the lifeline of Jaisalmer, providing water to the city. However, the adjacent area is believed to be haunted by the spirits of those who perished due to its mismanagement. Local folklore suggests that the souls of those who died in the area still linger around the lake

Chand Baori Stepwell: Chand Baori is one of the deepest and most impressive step wells in India. According to local legends, the stepwell was once the site of human sacrifices and rituals. The intricate carvings and the sheer depth of the well contribute to its spooky ambience. Some visitors have reported feeling uneasy and experiencing strange sensations while exploring its dark, narrow passages.

There are a lot more fascinating facts and interesting places in Rajasthan to visit. So if you are fascinated by supernatural powers and love to explore haunted places, you must visit these places. For more interesting facts about Rajasthan, browse our website, InRajasthan.in.

[archnakumari1675]

Jaislamer Luxury Camps

Jaislamer luxury camps: For an unparalleled luxury experience in Jaisalmer, Dangri Desert Camp stands out. Offering elegant tents with modern amenities, exceptional Rajasthani cuisine, and immersive cultural performances, it provides a blend of comfort and authenticity in the heart of the Thar Desert. Discover luxury redefined at Dangri Desert Camp.

[primeblog360]

Jaislamer Desert Safari  Camps

Immerse yourself in unparalleled experiences at Jaisalmer desert safari camps. Discover the magic of the desert with our curated adventures, creating memories that last a lifetime.

[reboundcampsjaisalmer]

Find Best Desert camps in Jaisalmer, Rebound Hotel & Camps is the best option for you. Rebond Stay & Camps provides Desert safari, Camel safari, Adventure Activities   Quad Bike Safari in Jaisalmer at Affordable range. 

[marvinjsm]

✨ Jaisalmer – The Golden City awaits you! ✨

credits: @mygoodtrip.in

[weddingsbyneerajkamra]

Best Destination Wedding Planner in Udaipur

Transform your dream destination wedding into reality with Neeraj Kamra, the best destination wedding planner in Udaipur. Memorable moments, tailored for you.

[rojaniresort1]

Jaisalmer Desert Camp Booking

What is Jaisalmer Desert Camp Booking?

Jaisalmer Desert Camp Booking is a great way to experience the magic of Jaisalmer. It offers you an opportunity to stay in a desert camp and enjoy the serenity of nature at its best. The accommodation provided by these camps is quite comfortable and you will get all modern facilities like electricity, running water etc. There are different types of accommodation available at these camps such as tents, huts or rooms depending upon your choice and budget.

The activities that you can do during your stay include camel rides, jeep safaris etc., which give you an insight into how people live here in this region where there are no roads or buildings as such but only sand dunes!

The Benefits of Booking with Rojani Resort

The resort's luxurious amenities:

-Rooms are equipped with all the modern amenities, and each room has its own balcony or terrace.

The friendly staff:

-The staff members are very friendly and helpful in making your stay comfortable and memorable. They will make sure that you feel at home while staying here!

Convenient location: The hotel is located near the city center, so it's easy to reach by car or taxi from anywhere in Jaisalmer city.

Planning Your Trip

What to pack:

How to make the most of your stay:

What to do if you have any questions:

Making the Most of Your Desert Camp Booking

Explore the nearby attractions: There are many places to visit and explore in Jaisalmer, including a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and an ancient fort. You can take a camel ride into the desert, which is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of this place.

Take part in desert activities: If you're looking for something more adventurous than just sightseeing, then consider taking part in some desert activities such as sandboarding or riding camels through the sands. These activities will give you an unforgettable experience!

Enjoy local cuisine: When visiting any new place, it's always important that you try some of their local cuisine! Luckily for us at Rojani Resort we have our very own restaurant where we serve delicious Indian dishes made from fresh ingredients every day so everyone can enjoy them no matter what time they visit us during their stay here with us at Rojani Resort

Tips for a Stress-Free Trip

Booking in advance. It's always better to book your trip at least a month before you travel, so that you can get the best deals and discounts on Jaisalmer Desert Camps.

Researching the area: Before booking your Jaisalmer Desert Camp, do some research on places around it like Bikaner, Jodhpur and Udaipur which are all famous tourist destinations in Rajasthan. You can also look up reviews online about these places as well as hotels/resorts near them so that you know what to expect when visiting them during your trip!

Keeping your plans flexible: If there is something that doesn't work out for you during this journey (e.g., bad weather), don't worry too much because there will always be another chance later down the road!

The History of Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer is a city in Rajasthan, India. It's known for its sandstone fort and desert landscape. The origins of the city date back to 1156 AD when Rawal Jaisal founded it as a fort on top of an ancient mud-brick village called Rawalpindi. This was done so that he could protect his people from invaders who were trying to attack them from all sides during those times.

The cultural heritage here is very rich because there are many places within this region that have been around since ancient times such as Jain temples, Hindu temples (such as Shri Bhatiyani Devi Temple), mosques and even Buddhist caves which show how diverse this place really is!

The Local Culture

The local language

The local customs

The local cuisine

The Surrounding Area

The Jaisalmer Desert Camp is located in the heart of the Thar Desert, which is one of the most beautiful and fascinating deserts in India. The Sam Sand Dunes are just a few kilometers away from this camp and you can explore them by camel ride or jeep safari. If you want to see something more exciting then visit Jaisalmer Fort that was built during 12th century by Rawal Jaisal Singh - founder of Jodhpur State.

Accommodation Options

Jaisalmer is a city which offers various accommodation options to tourists. The hotels in Jaisalmer are quite luxurious and offer all modern amenities to the guests. They also have restaurants where you can enjoy delicious food items at reasonable prices. If you want to stay at a guesthouse, then there are many options available too which provide good accommodation facilities at affordable rates.

The desert camps are another option for staying in this city as they offer great facilities along with adventurous activities like camel safari, sand dune ride etc.,

[marvindesertcamp]

!JAISALMER RAJASTHAN🥰🥰❤️!! ✌️✌️ . Marvin Desert Camp

Jaisalmer

[jaisalmer-restaurant-blog]

Lovely Baby Dances... Cute performance over Punjabi songs #Dance#punjabi#jaislamer (at Zoya Ka Zayeka-Jaisalmer Restaurant)

[the-golden-sand-resort]

Top six Reasons to visit jaisalmer

Before you start reading this, let me ask you a few questions! 1. Are you a crazy fan of the famous “Arabian Nights”? 2. Do you want to tick off “Desert Camping” from your bucket list? 3. Do you fantasize yourself spending a night on sand dunes with candlelight dinner? 4. Do you wish to post pictures of yourself posing with traditional Rajasthani attire and those crazy twirling boomerangs?

So if most of the answers to these questions are “Yes” from your side, let us help you more now! If you want to experience all these things in only one place, then the place we suggest is Jaisalmer. Also known as the Golden City of India, Jaisalmer is known for its shimmering sand dunes and the living fort in Rajasthan — Sonal Quila (Jaisalmer Fort). There are plenty of Jaisalmer tour packages for your convenience at affordable prices. Following are the top six reasons to visit this Desert City in India:

1. Stay in camps As Jaisalmer is a well-developed city known for its high tourism rate, it excels in offering several types of accommodation. The staff at the resort will conduct a traditional welcome of yours with the melodious music of dhol-Tasha in the background. Further, you will be offered delicious welcome drinks and bottles of mineral water once all the booking procedure is done. The desert camp in Jaisalmer offer various types of accommodation like cottage villas, deluxe rooms, tents, AC tents, etc. You will be provided toiletries as it’s a part of complimentary service.

​

​2. Dunes Bashing For wandering onto the silky sand dunes of Jaisalmer, you may explore four ways. If you want to enjoy the dunes in an open-air but with ease, we would recommend you to go for 6 seater Jeep Safari. Or else if you wish to feel like Arabians straddling a camel and relish the silky Sam Sand dunes, then Camel Safari may be something you should go for. If you are a sporty person and want to go for something more adventurous, then ride across the trackless desert with Quad biking. If you are planning to bring your old-age parents or relatives as well, camel rides would be safe as well as an elegant option for them. Or if none of these fits your fantasies we would recommend you to go for para-sailing and enjoy the thrill of soaring high with a panoramic birds-eye view of painting-like silky sands. Don’t miss out on clicking scenic photos of sunrise and sunsets if you are choosing a Jeep or camel safari. Thank us later ;)

​

3. Bonfire Nights and Rajasthani folk programs Planning a trip with friends and family? Of course, bonfire nights always top the list of family get-together ideas. Hold on! What about adding a tinge of Rajasthani entertainment to it? It is a big yes, We heard it right from you all ;) Jaisalmer is the right place of enjoying bonfire nights along with Rajasthani folk programs. The perfect holiday plan is to stay in the desert camps of Jaisalmer and enjoy every beautiful element there to create a new page of your memories. Many camp in Jaisalmer host a variety of Rajasthani cultural activities for guests to enjoy and create lasting memories. For every visitor, they provide a cultural evening filled with folk dances and songs, bonfires on dunes, and a perfect evening that could not have been imagined! Some of the most well-known Rajasthani dance genres include Kalbelia, Kachhi Ghodhi, and Ghoomar are performed by tribal women and men. Folk artists dress up in colorful costumes and perform in front of big crowds. As a result, seeing them perform is a real joy. Enjoy the traditional performances while binging on some snacks and drinks as well as hookah! If you are fond of dancing, these dancers can even teach you some signature steps as well !

 4. Candle-light dinner on sand dunes If you are searching for your honeymoon destination, stop right here! We bet your spouse would be awestruck to witness a romantic candle-light dinner on such amazing sand dunes in Jaisalmer. A completely private environment will be created for you in the heart of the Thar Desert. There is no other place that can put you at ease like the only place. You can even get your candle-light dinner arranged at your camp itself. Dining at Dune embraces the splendor of the desert. A romantic desert experience will send chills down your spine, and we’re confident you’ll have unforgettable moments with your partner.

5.  Star Gazing Few memories will captivate you, and you will be eternally grateful for having witnessed these natural wonders. In Jaisalmer, one such activity is stargazing. For a long time, stargazing and studying have been an obsession. Photographing the beautiful sky in Jaisalmer is a dream come true for nature photographers who are obsessed with stargazing. The guests are taken aback by the starry sky. After you have enjoyed the cultural program in the evening and your favorite dinner, your next plan should be stargazing! Let us tell you a secret! Desert camping at Jaisalmer can make your stargazing experience an extra memorable for sure. Surprised how? Well, many resorts here offer a telescope to observe stars closely as well as a guide to help you with it! You will be taken to the camps by the resort vehicle itself. Spend your midnight gazing at stars and we are sure you will be starstruck. You will be provided with the cot and blankets in your deaert camps for stargazing. 6. Jaisalmer Sightseeing

a. Jaisalmer Fort Jaisalmer fort, also known as Sonar Quilla or Sone ka Quilla (golden fort), stands tall, displaying its beauty and elegance as one of the world’s largest forts located in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. Sonar Quila is Rajasthan’s second oldest fort. Its expansive yellow sandstone walls are bright yellow during the day and fade to honey-gold as the sun sets, earning it the nickname “Golden Fort.” Relish the country’s royal architecture by spending your day at Jaisalmer Fort and pack bundles of memories with you!

b. Gadisar Lake Gadisar Lake is an excellent choice for a vacation, whether you want to sit back and relax or go on an adventure, because it has so much to offer. You can begin by looking at the Tillon Gate or Tilon Ki Pol. It is a welcoming archway carved on rich yellow sandstone that leads to Lake Gadisar. You can admire the fine architecture and then take a boat ride to appreciate the beauty of the area. Also, there are only a limited number of boats available, so make sure you don’t miss out. Click some Instagram-worthy pictures with the dramatic scenery of the lake in the background. We bet you will thank us later ;)

c. Kuldhara — a haunted village Surprised? Yes, India has a real haunted village located 17km west of Jaisalmer. Kuldhara’s deserted, narrow, and ancient streets are the source of myths, eerie folklore, and stories of ghosts and paranormal activity. The village is in ruins now, and all that remains are a number of desolate open houses. At first glance, this cursed ghost town, Kuldhara, gets people thinking and increases their faith in metaphysical and paranormal activities.

d. Patwaon-ki-haveli Patwon Ki Haveli, also known as Patwa Haveli, portrays some of the region’s best craftsmanship. It’s an amalgamation of five incredible mansions built in 1805 by a wealthy merchant, and it was the first and largest Haveli complex built in Jaisalmer! We are sure this will be your favorite of all the places in Jaisalmer. P.S. Pack your flowy dresses to twirl around these eye-catching doors in this Haveli !

e. Bada Bagh Yellow sandstone domes stand out among the ochre-colored landscape of the Thar Desert as remnants of a bygone era. These are the cenotaphs of Jaisalmer’s Bada Bagh, which were built in memory of Rajasthan’s royalty. The site, perched atop a hill, provides breathtaking views of the horizon and the ever-expanding desert. Every evening, as the sun begins to set in their backdrop, the empty tombs are bathed in an orange glow. Get yourself lost in the intricate carvings of this cenotaph and be proud to be an Indian!