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Jaisalmer Attractions |
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The palaces, forts, temples in Jaisalmer are the main attractions in Jaisalmer. Cities of Rajasthan are full of tourist sites that have been built centuries ago. These structures are of great historical importance. The artifacts belonging to the rulers who ruled Jaisalmer are kept in the museums and the palaces. They are informative and tourists can get guides who are well versed with history of the area. Tourist attractions in Rajasthan have been publicized and well promoted by the state government and the various luxury hotels offer many package tours that are economical and comfortable. Jaisalmer attractions have captured the imagination of many by its beauty and grandeur. Jaisalmer has a rich history and culture that is reflected in the city.
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Jaisalmer is located close to the desert and the sand dunes and camel rides throughout the city is an attraction for many foreign travelers. The stark beauty of the city attracts more people. The view from the palaces, forts and temples are simply breathtaking. The Jaisalmer Fort is a primary Jaisalmer attraction. The fort was built on the Trikuta Hills by a Bhati Rajput ruler, Jaisal after whom the city has been named. The fort is made of sandstone and its massive structure has given it the nickname 'The Golden Fortress'. Inside the fort, there is a bustling city with almost entire population living in it. The fort has palaces, Jain temples in it. Jaisalmer Fort has plenty of entrances commonly known as the Pols.
Other Jaisalmer attractions are the havelis that have delicately carved lattice works on the windows and balconies. The insides of these havelis too are decorated beautifully. The most famous Jain temple is the Parswanath Temple which has carvings of animals and human forms. The Gadsisar Lake is a picnic spot for the residents and as recreation, one can indulge in boating. The desert sands gives you a very unique feel of vastness in Jaisalmer.
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