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Club Mahindra Jaisalmer Rajasthan
Get a glimpse of royal life in the heart of the desert, at Club Mahindra Jaisalmer. Designed in the Haveli style of the region, with views of the Thar, the resort offers you every comfort and modern amenities to make your stay a memorable one. The resort is located on the outskirts of Jaisalmer, just 15 Km from the Railway Station, with easy access to the city and its attractions, as well as the sand dunes of the Thar. The 300 Km drive from Jodhpur gives you a peek into the natural beauty o
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Scenic Trails
Gadisar Lake
Rainwater fed reservoir
Gadisar Lake is a rainwater fed reservoir built in the 12th century, and till recently, the only source of drinking water in the city. Along its shores are scores of temples and cenotaphs, and feeding the fish in the lake is the local pastime.
Akal Wood Fossil Park
180 million year old forest
17 Km from Jaisalmer is the Akal Wood Fossil Park, a 180 million year old forest, which are now fossilised wood. This is one of the few such fossil parks in India, and is a must-visit.
Khuri Village
Get a glimpse into desert life
Khuri Village and its sand dunes, 45 Km from Jaisalmer are a popular attraction. Get a glimpse into life in the desert at the village, and enjoy camel rides and safaris on the sand dunes.
Sam Sand Dunes
Enjoy a camel ride
The sand dunes in the village of Sam are among the most popular with tourists. They can be quite crowded during the regular tourist season, but if you go during the off season, such as summer, the sand dunes are at their best – deserted. Enjoy a camel ride or simply play on the sand with your kids.
Desert National Park
Spot the Great Indian Bustard
The Desert National Park is one of the country’s largest National Parks, showcasing the biodiversity of the Thar Desert. The Park is especially known for its thriving birdlife – both, migratory as well as endemic birds. The endangered Great Indian Bustard is regularly seen here.
Gadisar Lake
Akal Wood Fossil Park
Khuri Village
Sam Sand Dunes
Desert National Park
Culture
Bada Bagh
Bada Bagh
Royal cenotaphs Bada Bagh
Bada Bagh is a garden complex, about 6 Km from Jaisalmer, which holds the cenotaphs of the rulers of this region. The royal cenotaphs, or chhatris, as they are called, date back to the early 17th and 18th centuries, and stand out in the desert landscape.
Jaisalmer Fort
Jaisalmer Fort
Also known as Golden Fort Jaisalmer Fort
Known as the Golden Fort, due to the yellow stone used in its construction, the Jaisalmer Fort is among the most impressive among the forts of Rajasthan. It’s one of the few living forts, with a huge community of people living inside the walls, and ancient temples with intricate architecture.
Lodurva Jain Temples
Lodurva Jain Temples
Mesmerising intricate carvings Lodurva Jain Temples
Lodurva was once the capital of the region, before Jaisalmer, and the ancient Jain temples here are worth a visit. The intricate carvings and the architecture are to be seen to be believed! Besides, the town is also associated with the love ballad of Mummal and Mahendroo, and abounds with legends.
Havelis
Havelis
Patwon ki Haveli Havelis
Jaisalmer was once known for its grand havelis, and there are still a few which are open to the public. Must visits are the Patwon ki Haveli, Nathmal Ji ki Haveli, and the Salim ji ki Haveli. You can see an unique blend of Rajputana and Islamic design which makes these architectural marvels.
Kuldhara
Kuldhara
Haunted, abandoned village Kuldhara
Kuldhara is the most important among 84 villages abandoned by its residents, the Paliwal Brahmins. It is believed that the villages were abandoned due to a curse, and the village is believed to be haunted. Walking through the village can be an unnerving experience, especially in the dark.
Local food and festivals
Murgh-e-Subz
Feast on it
Murgh-e-Subz
Non vegetarians can feast on the Murgh-e-Subz, boneless strips of chicken, stir fried with shredded vegetables.
Kadhi Pakodas
Regional specialty
Kadhi Pakodas
Kadhi Pakodas are flour dumplings cooked in yogurt sauce.
Desert Festival
Folk music and dance performances
Desert Festival
The Desert Festival Jaisalmer is organised by the tourism department on the Sam Sand Dunes. Tents are put up on the dunes, and folk music and dance are performed under the stars. It is an amazing experience, held in February each year.
Gangaur
Celebration of spring
Gangaur
Gangaur, held in March/April is one of the biggest festivals in Jaisalmer. Images of Isar and Gangaur are decorated and carried around the city, finally being brought to Gadisar Lake and immersed. It is a celebration of spring, and a sight to enjoy.
Ragastan
Unique musical experience
Ragastan
Ragastan is a three day music festival held during winter, in Jaisalmer. The festival brings together Indian and International artistes to perform on the dunes, under the star filled sky. It is a unique musical experience, well worth attending.
Holiday activities
Outdoor Activities
Play with your family
Outdoor Activities
Borrow sports kits from the Thrill Zone and enjoy a brisk game of cricket, football, or Badminton, with your friends and family. Or, you can go for a walk around the resort, with a local guide who knows the place.
Folk Dance and Music
Learn from the resort staff
Folk Dance and Music
Make the most of your evenings at the resort, enjoying the local folk music and dance performances. The resort has a talented staff, who can even show you the nuances of the local folk dance, or even teach you a few notes of traditional folk songs.
Puppet Show
Local experience
Puppet Show
Your children will love the regular puppet shows conducted by the staff, but you too will enjoy the experience. Besides, you, along with your kids, can even learn how to control the puppets, and carry back home a new skill, which you can show off at your next party!
Traditional costumes
Dress up
Traditional costumes
The traditional costumes of Jaisalmer are colourful, with intricate embroidery and mirror work. Imagine how you would look dressed up in them! The resort has plenty of costumes, to fit every size! Try them out, have a leisurely photo-shoot, and carry home fond memories of the experience!
Travel Info
getting there
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Jodhpur
310 kms | 6 hours-
Jodhpur
310 kms | 6 hours -
Ahmedabad
580 kms | 9 hours
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Jaisalmer
15 Kms | 45 mins-
Jaisalmer
15 Kms | 45 mins
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Jaisalmer
4 kms | 15 mins-
Jaisalmer
4 kms | 15 mins -
Jaipur
560 kms | 9 hours -
Ahmedabad
540 kms | 9 hours
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Airlines at airports closest to Jodhpur
Frequent flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai
Frequent flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai
Weather Info April 27,Saturday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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