Your Jaisalmer Jodhpur itinerary begins when you set foot in Jodhpur. This city is also known as the Blue City of Rajasthan since many of the houses are painted in shades of blue. You will stroll the city briefly before heading off to Jaisalmer. You will go sightseeing in the Golden City and stay there overnight.

• You will meet your designated local representative at the airport/railway station/a pre-determined location.
• You can stroll the lanes of the Blue City and taste delicious local snacks.
• Then, we go on a short road trip to Jaisalmer. This would be a 5-6 hour drive. On the way, notice the terrain change from rocky hills to desert plains.
• You will arrive by late afternoon. You will be escorted to your hotel in Jaisalmer.
• Check into your hotel and rest for a little bit.
• Our first stop on the tour is Gadisar Lake. This is a 14th-century water reservoir that was the lifeline of Jaisalmer at one point in time. Today, tourists from all over come to relax in this serene location. Beautiful cenotaphs and shrines lie along the banks of the lake. Enjoy a small boat ride on the Gadisar Lake or stroll along its ghats.
• From there, you will stroll the market lanes near the Jaisalmer Fort. You will find a plethora of colourful textiles, delicious spices, and brass handicrafts. You will feel as if you are in one of the bustling bazaars from Disney’s Aladdin movie.
• Before you head back to your hotel, sip a hot masala chai or have a small plate of mirchi vada from a local vendor.
• Go back to your hotel for an overnight stay in Jaisalmer.

Today, we thoroughly explore the famous tourist attractions of Jaisalmer. You will visit the Golden Fort, merchant mansions, and go on a desert adventure. There is so much to see and do today. There is something for everyone, whether you love history or are obsessed with adventure. This day will be deeply enjoyed by all. We are sure you would check some things off your travel bucket list.

• Wake up early in the morning so you can explore the sites of Jaisalmer with ease.
• Check out of your hotel.
• The first stop of the day is the Golden Fort. It is one of the largest forts in the world. Unlike a lot of forts, it still houses shops, families, and temples.
• Visit the Jain Temples within the Jaisalmer Fort to marvel at the intricate carvings of the temples. It is a great place to relax for a while and take lots of photos.
• From there, we visit the nearby havelis. At first, we explore the Patwon ki Haveli. This is a cluster of five mansions, made by wealthy merchant brothers. The details on the havelis will leave you amazed.
• After that, we visit Nathmal ki Haveli. This mansion is famous for its blend of Rajputi and Mughal architectural styles.
• Then we go to Salim Singh ki Haveli. This mansion is loved by many for its arching balconies and peacock-shaped roof. This is a great place for cinematic photography.
• In the afternoon, we go on a short drive to Sam Sand Dunes. It is an hour away from the city. It is a part of the Thar Desert and stores a million secrets of desert life.
• Now it is time to go on desert adventures. A camel ride awaits you. This is a great time to take photos of the vast Thar Desert. Explore the sights of desert flora and fauna while experiencing life like a nomad.
• After that, you can go on a jeep safari. This is a fast-paced and thrilling ride through the desert. You can cover more of the dunes via this desert safari. It feels nothing short of a roller-coaster ride.
• In the evening, we head to the luxury desert camp where you are staying.
• At camp, you get to enjoy a Rajasthani evening programme. This is where Kalbeliya dancers will dance to the tunes of traditional Manganiyar folk music. You get to enjoy the cultural event around a cosy bonfire.
• You can also go stargazing at night, wrapped up in a warm blanket and sipping a hot beverage.

Today, you bid farewell to the desert. You move from what feels like Arabian Nights to a city painted in hues of blue. While you are in Rajasthan, you will visit an abandoned village, hidden gems, and popular bazaars today!

• Wake up on time and have a delicious breakfast in the morning.
• After breakfast, we will go on a short road trip to Jodhpur. This journey will take about 5-6 hours.
• On the way, we will stop at Kuldhara village. This is an abandoned village whose residents left the area in the 19th century. Since it was cursed, no one has lived there since. Ask your local tour representative to tell you the mysterious tale of this village. Take a ton of pictures of this haunted location. You will find houses in ruins, windows shattered, and more.
• Then you will arrive in Jodhpur around late afternoon.
• Check into your hotel and relax for a little bit.
• After that, we will visit Toorji ka Jhalra. This is an 18th century steepwell that was built by one of the queens of Marwar. This location provided relief during the humid climate. Tourists come here to click photos of the symmetrical stairs and relax by the cool waters.
• In the evening, you can stroll through the Clock Tower and Sardar Bazaar. You will find a wide variety of Rajasthani spices, handmade artifacts, and colourful textiles. This is a great place to collect souvenirs for family and friends.
• For dinner, you should try the traditional Rajasthani thali. It is highly recommended for all tourists visiting the city.
• After dinner, you head back to your hotel for an overnight stay in Jodhpur.

Today, you travel through the blue lanes of Jodhpur, visit Mehrangargh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, and more. There is a lot to see and experience on this day. Grab your walking shoes because today is filled with history, heritage, and adventure in every moment.

• We begin the day with a visit to Mehrangarh Fort. It sits on a massive hill and was built in 1459 by Rao Jodha (the founder of Jodhpur). The fort houses many palaces inside it, including Phool Mahal. It also has a museum that showcases the artifacts and machinery used back in the day when Rao Jodha ruled over Jodhpur.
• From there, we go to Jaswant Thada. This marble cenotaph was built in honour of Maharaja Jasawant Singh II. Tourists from all over the world marvel at its intricate craftsmanship. They also relax in its peaceful gardens.
• After that, we visit Umaid Bhawan Palace. This grand palace was built using sandstone that gleams like gold under the Sun. It partially houses the royal family of Jodhpur and is partially a museum open to tourists. Many celebrities have their wedding here like Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas. Nita Ambani has celebrated one of her birthdays here. In the museum, you will find lots of ancient artifacts, vintage cars, and royal clothing from the bygone era.
• In the evening, you can explore the narrow lanes of the Blue City. Here you will find painted doorways, children playing cricket in alleyways, and small shops selling the most beautiful souvenirs.
• Go back to your hotel at night for an overnight stay in Jodhpur.

Today, you bid farewell to Rajasthan. You take with you a million stories and memories to hold on forever.

• Wake up at your own pace. Enjoy a hearty meal before you pack and check out of your hotel.
• Indulge in last-minute shopping or stroll through the old quarter.
• Now, your driver will drop you off at the railway station/airport/a pre-determined location.
• This marks the end of your Jodhpur Jaisalmer trip plan.

Why choose our Jodhpur Jaisalmer Tour Package?

There is so much to explore and experience when you are in two of the most popular cities in India. Yes, we are talking about Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. This trip is one of the highly booked Jodhpur Jaisalmer packages. That’s because this one in particular covers the best of the two cities. You get to explore hidden gems, famous tourist attractions, and popular historical landmarks. By this, we are talking of Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, Sam Sand Dunes, Gadisar Lake, and more. This trip is great for all sorts of travellers, whether you are a history buff, a romantic, an adventure seeker, or an avid traveller. There is something for everyone when you visit the best of Rajasthan.