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Jaisalmer Fort

Jaisalmer’s fort is a living urban centre, with about 3000 people residing within its walls. It is honeycombed with narrow winding lanes, lined with houses and temples – along with a large number of handicraft shops, guesthouses and restaurants. You enter the fort from the east, near Gopa Chowk, and pass through four massive gates on the zigzagging route to the upper section. The final gate opens into the square that forms the fort’s centre, Dashera Chowk.

Jain Temple Inside Fort

The Jaisalmer Fort contains a group of seven Jain temples, collectively known as the Jain Temples of Jaisalmer, which are architectural marvels known for their intricate carvings and yellow sandstone construction. The complex includes temples dedicated to various Tirthankaras like Parshvanatha, Chandraprabha, Rishabhanatha, Sambhavanatha, Shitalanatha, Shantinatha, and Kunthunatha. These temples are an integral part of the fort's historical and religious landscape, attracting many tourists for their craftsmanship.

Nathmal Ki Haveli

This beautiful haveli is located in the heart of town in small lanes. Privately owned 19th-century haveli known for ornate exterior carvings & unique architecture.

Patwon Ki Haveli

Gadsisar Lake

Ending Point

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