Outside Tour

Experience the fascinating sites beyond Jaisalmer's city walls with a tour of historical landmarks, serene landscapes, and ancient villages that reveal the heritage and mystique of Rajasthan.

1. Bada Bagh

• Description: Bada Bagh, or “Big Garden,” is a serene spot featuring a collection of royal cenotaphs (chhatris) dedicated to the rulers of Jaisalmer. Built in the early 16th century, these cenotaphs are set against a backdrop of lush greenery and windmills, providing a unique juxtaposition with the surrounding desert.
• Highlights: Majestic cenotaphs, beautiful sunset views, and a serene, historic setting.

2. Lodurva Jain Temple

• Description: Located in the ancient town of Lodurva, these Jain temples date back to the 9th century and were once part of Jaisalmer’s earlier capital. Famous for their intricate stone carvings and magnificent architecture, the temples hold significant spiritual value and showcase the skill of ancient artisans.
• Highlights: Intricate carvings, the Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree), and a sense of spiritual calm.

3. Amar Sagar Village

• Description: Amar Sagar is a picturesque village known for its peaceful lake and the beautiful Amar Sagar Jain Temple. Located just 7 km from Jaisalmer, this historical site was built in the 17th century and reflects the architectural finesse of that era. The village offers a peaceful escape and scenic views.
• Highlights: Ornate temple, scenic lake, and traditional Rajasthani architecture.

4. Khabha Fort

• Description: A mysterious and lesser-known fort located about 35 km from Jaisalmer, Khabha Fort dates back to the 13th century. Overlooking an abandoned village, this fort has an eerie charm and offers insight into the rural lifestyle of ancient Rajasthan. Its ruins and panoramic views make it a popular spot for photography.
• Highlights: Ruins of the village, panoramic desert views, and the fort's mysterious allure.

5. Kuldhara Village

• Description: Known as Rajasthan’s “Ghost Village,” Kuldhara was once a prosperous settlement of the Paliwal Brahmins. According to legend, the village was abandoned overnight in the early 19th century due to a tragic event, and it has remained uninhabited since. Visitors can walk through the hauntingly empty streets and get a glimpse of Rajasthani village life from centuries ago.
• Highlights: Abandoned houses, captivating legend, and haunting atmosphere.