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It is so different and still retains its old historic structure in every inch of the city. The place is to clean, beautiful that for a moment one would feel to be in a fairyland.

You feel like you are stepping back into the Silk Route. So much to see inside the fort - twisting lanes, exotic wares to buy, beautiful havelis to view. Then of course there are the desert camel rides. Enough to keep you entertained for a few days and then you can form your own opinion on this amazing and chaotic place. Even though tourists throng here it is still possible to find that hidden gem and quiet place.

We particularly enjoyed joining and experiencing a wedding party in the street and seeing Indians having fun and wearing their best wedding clothers and jewellery.

Mellow city compared to other ones in Rajasthan.

We had stayed at the Suryagarh hotel and had a great time.The staff always has a smile on and would do anything to make your stay as PERFECT.Would definitely recommend this hotel if you are in or around Jaisalmer.But would not recommend the Camps, as they are not worth the money one will spend.It is better to go there for the day and then come back to your hotel for the night.

Måske er lidt for mange turister og kamel safaris men føruden det så er byen en hyggelig by uden for meget trafik og støj.

I did the overnight non-touristic one with Mystic Jaisalmer which was really great!

I won't spoil the surprise but it was the highlight of my trip.

It is also a good location for shopping. The Sam desert located about 45 kms from Jaisalmer is also an excellent place for camping. The camel ride in the desert is something one should not miss and also stay in the tents along with the cultural show in the evening alongside a camp fire was brilliant. Definitely recommended for tourists.

though the camel safari trip was not as impressive and promoted and expensive RS2000/pax but still worth a try(so try not to take any trip cost more than RS1000 or RS1250/pax),non touristic area are no good,small sand dune near to the main road.we love the restaurant opposite the left side of fort main entrance, a double storey restaurant.food was delicious and the signature lassi was superb!food are so good that we packed them to eat on train.there are not much attraction in the city but city cleanliness was better.Hence,its a good city for relax and stay longer no matter you join their camel safari trip or not. overally, we really love jaisalmer and will definitely come back again!

Most women wear saris (expected) but many of the men also wear traditional clothing (this is not the case in Delhi or Mumbai). The people are very friendly and curious about tourists and the city is small enough that you should not get too lost (...). The salesmen were not as aggressive as in other cities and the prices were really lower than in the rest of India. In this aspect, I did a lot of my shopping there. Of our three week seven city tour of India, Jaisalmer stays in our mind as the most romantic, exotic and friendly city in India.

Fort is a good visit and one can look forward to buy semi precious stones at this place.Good place for night stay during winters which extends from November to February.

There are hotel rooms in the fort. It is better to book into 1 hotel for 1-2 nights and explore the other hotels for a good deal. Recommend 3 nights stay for a relaxing trip. There are also good massage services in the fort, great after a long safari trip on camels. Baiju Ayurvedic Beauty Parlour is one such massage parlor. There is an Italian restaurant "Jaisal Italy" at the entrance to the fort. It has a nice view of the fort and a good menu. As recommended by the restaurant, stop at their "Special Lassi" shop just outside the fort and try the different types of lassi and special lassi ;).

Must visits are Fort and Sand Dunes which can be finished in 2 days or even in one day but that it will be tiring. Food be liked by also as they have both local and international menus.