Experience the Golden Glory: Jaisalmer Tour Package You Can't Miss

Published on June 17, 2025

Jaisalmer tour package, Imagine standing atop a golden fort, watching the sun sink into endless dunes, the sky painted in hues of orange and pink. This is Jaisalmer, the Golden City of Rajasthan—where ancient royalty meets desert adventure. If you're planning an unforgettable getaway, the Jaisalmer Tour Package from Delhi by TourMyHoliday is your golden ticket to a timeless experience!

Golden Escapes: 3 Nights 4 Days Jaisalmer Tour Itinerary with TourMyHoliday

Get ready to explore shimmering dunes, royal forts, and mystical temples on an unforgettable desert adventure. TourMyHoliday brings you the perfect blend of comfort, thrill, and culture in this specially curated Jaisalmer Tour Package from Delhi. Here's your day-by-day plan to experience the golden magic of Rajasthan!

Day 0: Overnight Departure from Delhi – Your Desert Dream Begins

Your journey to the land of sand and stories begins in the evening from Botanical Garden Metro Station, Noida. Meet your fellow travelers and board a comfortable AC vehicle. With well-planned halts and peaceful night travel, wake up the next day in the heart of Rajasthan—Jaisalmer, the Golden City.

Day 1: Welcome to the Dunes – Desert Camping & Jeep Safari

As you arrive in Jaisalmer, you’ll head straight to the majestic Sam Sand Dunes—your base for desert adventure.

• Check-in to your luxurious desert camp, complete with traditional interiors and modern comforts.

• Post lunch, gear up for an adrenaline-pumping Jaisalmer Jeep Safari over the vast golden dunes.

• As the sun sets, soak in the magical views, click Insta-worthy shots, and feel the desert come alive.

In the evening, enjoy a cultural bonanza:

• Live folk music & dance,

• Bonfire under the stars,

• And a delicious Rajasthani buffet dinner at your campsite.

Sleep under the stars in your cozy tent surrounded by the golden silence of the desert.

Day 2: Camel Safari, Longewala War Post & Tanot Mata Temple

Wake up to a peaceful desert morning. After a hearty breakfast:

• Hop on for a traditional Jaisalmer Camel Safari—an experience that takes you back in time. Glide through the dunes at your own pace with your gentle desert companion.

Later, get ready for a patriotic and spiritual day:

• Visit the legendary Longewala War Memorial, where Indian soldiers showcased unmatched bravery during the 1971 war.

• Head to the sacred Tanot Mata Temple, nestled near the Indo-Pak border, known for its miraculous tales of protection during wartime.

Return to your desert camp or hotel in Jaisalmer for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3: Forts, Lakes & Farewell – Explore the Golden City's Heart

After breakfast, it’s time to explore the golden heritage of Jaisalmer:

• Begin with a guided Jaisalmer Fort Tour—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the last living forts in the world. Wander through its sandstone alleyways, ancient temples, and royal havelis.

• Visit the peaceful and picturesque Gadisar Lake, a man-made marvel that once served as the city's water source. You can also enjoy a boat ride here if time permits.

• Explore local bazaars for handicrafts, souvenirs, and Rajasthani treasures.

By evening, board your return vehicle for Delhi with a heart full of golden memories and a phone full of stunning pictures.

What’s Included in TourMyHoliday’s Jaisalmer Tour Package:

• AC transportation from Delhi & back

• Comfortable hotel and desert camp stays

• Jeep Safari & Camel Safari

• Guided tours of Jaisalmer Fort, Gadisar Lake, Longewala & Tanot Temple

• Evening cultural program with dinner

• All meals (as per itinerary)

• On-ground trip leader from TourMyHoliday

What’s Not Included in the TourMyHoliday Jaisalmer Package

While we aim to give you a complete and hassle-free desert experience, the following are not included in the package:

• Any personal expenses such as shopping, snacks, or additional meals not mentioned in the itinerary

•  Meals during transit (Delhi to Jaisalmer and return)

• Boating charges at Gadisar Lake (if you choose to enjoy the boat ride)

•  Camera fees or entry tickets to certain monuments or museums (where applicable)

•  Adventure activities beyond the itinerary, like quad biking or paragliding (available at extra cost on request)

•  Travel insurance or any kind of accidental coverage

•  Tips to guides, drivers, or camp staff (optional but appreciated)

•  Medical expenses or any emergency evacuation charges

•  Anything not specifically mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Golden Treasures of the Desert: Must-Visit Places in Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer isn’t just a destination—it’s a golden tale waiting to unfold. From ancient forts and haunted villages to glittering lakes and desert adventures, every corner of this city shines with history and wonder. Here's a curated list of top places to visit in Jaisalmer to make your trip with TourMyHoliday unforgettable:

1. Jaisalmer Fort – The Living Fort of Legends

Standing proudly like a golden crown, the Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila) is one of the last living forts in the world. Inside its golden sandstone walls lie centuries of history, charming homes, temples, havelis, and shops. Explore narrow alleys, admire intricate carvings, and soak in panoramic views of the city from its ramparts. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the soul of Jaisalmer.

2. Patwon Ki Haveli – A Symphony of Carved Stone

A true architectural masterpiece, Patwon Ki Haveli is a cluster of five havelis built by wealthy Jain merchants. With its detailed jharokhas, mirror work, and murals, this haveli is a visual treat. It tells the story of Jaisalmer's opulence and cultural richness through every beautifully carved doorway.

3. Gadisar Lake – The City’s Tranquil Heartbeat

Originally built to solve Jaisalmer’s water needs, Gadisar Lake is now one of the most serene places to visit. With temples, chhatris, and ghats lining its shores, it's a perfect place to relax or enjoy a peaceful boat ride. Early morning or sunset at the lake feels nothing short of magical.

4. Sam Sand Dunes – The Thar in All Its Glory

The golden waves of the Sam Sand Dunes offer the ultimate desert experience. Whether it's dune bashing, desert photography, or simply watching the sun dip behind the dunes, this place captures the spirit of Rajasthan’s wild desert. It’s the heart of every Jaisalmer desert safari.

5. Camel Safari – Ride Like the Desert Royals

Glide across the sands on a traditional Jaisalmer camel safari, just like the nomads once did. Feel the slow rhythm of the desert, spot remote villages, and experience the vast silence of the Thar. It's peaceful, picturesque, and pure Rajasthan!

6. Desert Camping – A Night Under a Million Stars

Spend an unforgettable night in a cozy desert camp beneath a sky full of stars. With folk music, bonfire, delicious Rajasthani dinner, and cool desert winds, desert camping in Jaisalmer is both romantic and adventurous. TourMyHoliday ensures you get the most authentic desert stay.

7. Kuldhara Village – The Haunted Heritage of Jaisalmer

Step into mystery at Kuldhara, an abandoned village wrapped in legends. Once a prosperous settlement of Paliwal Brahmins, it was suddenly deserted overnight. Walk through its silent ruins and feel the eerie charm of Rajasthan’s most famous ghost town.

8. Jain Temples – Spiritual Gems in Golden Stone

Nestled inside the Jaisalmer Fort, the Jain Temples are architectural marvels built between the 12th and 16th centuries. Dedicated to various Jain Tirthankaras, these temples boast intricate carvings and a peaceful aura. Don’t miss their beautifully sculpted pillars and domes.

9. Local Bazaars – Shop the Royal Way

Explore the vibrant local bazaars of Jaisalmer—like Sadar Bazaar, Bhatia Bazaar, and Pansari Bazaar. Shop for embroidered textiles, camel leather goods, mirror-work dresses, handmade jewelry, and Rajasthani artifacts. Bargain, sip chai, and take home a piece of the desert.

10. Tanot Mata Temple – The Goddess Who Guards the Border

Located near the Indo-Pak border, the sacred Tanot Mata Temple holds a special place in every traveler’s heart. Legend says the temple remained untouched during heavy shelling in the 1971 war. A visit here is both spiritual and patriotic—a serene stop in your Jaisalmer journey.

What to Pack & What to Skip for Your Jaisalmer Tour with TourMyHoliday

Heading into the desert? Packing right can make your Jaisalmer adventure even more enjoyable. From the blazing sands of Sam Dunes to the chill of starry desert nights, here’s your go-to guide on what to bring—and what to leave behind for a hassle-free experience with TourMyHoliday.

What to Pack: Essentials for the Golden City

1. Lightweight Cotton Clothes (Breathable & Comfortable)
Jaisalmer can be hot during the day. Pack loose cotton shirts, t-shirts, and full-sleeve tops to stay cool and protect your skin from the sun.

2. Warm Layers for the Evening
Desert nights can get surprisingly chilly—especially from October to February. Bring a light jacket, hoodie, or shawl for those cool evenings around the bonfire.

3. Sunglasses, Hat/Cap & Scarf
The desert sun is bright and intense. Protect your eyes and skin with sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat. A scarf or dupatta can help cover your face during the camel ride or jeep safari.

4. Sunscreen & Lip Balm
Dry desert air and harsh sun can cause sunburn and chapped lips. Use SPF 30+ sunscreen and a good lip balm with SPF to stay protected.

5. Comfortable Footwear
Bring a pair of walking shoes or sneakers for fort and city exploration, and open sandals/slippers for the campsite. Avoid heels or heavy boots.

6. Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated! A refillable bottle is eco-friendly and useful during long drives or dune activities.

7. Toiletries & Personal Hygiene Kit
Include basics like hand sanitizer, tissues, toothbrush, toothpaste, face wipes, and moisturizer.

8. Torch or Headlamp
Useful in desert camps at night or for exploring less-lit areas during fort visits.

9. Power Bank & Charging Cables
There might be limited access to charging points in the desert camps, so carry a fully charged power bank.

10. Personal Medicines & First Aid Kit
Carry any prescribed medication, basic first aid (band-aids, pain relievers, motion sickness tablets), and ORS sachets for dehydration.

What to Skip: Leave These Behind

1. Expensive Jewelry & Valuables
Avoid carrying gold, diamonds, or other high-value items. You won’t need them in the desert, and it’s safer to leave them at home.

2. Heavy Luggage & Overpacking
Stick to a compact backpack or trolley. You’ll be on the move, and light packing helps during camel rides and camp transfers.

3. Fancy Footwear
Heels, fancy leather shoes, or formal footwear are of no use in sandy terrain and desert adventures.

4. Overloaded Makeup Kits
The desert heat isn’t friendly to heavy makeup. Go for a minimalist approach—just the basics like sunscreen, lip balm, kajal, or a tinted moisturizer.

5. Unnecessary Gadgets
Leave behind laptops or bulky electronics unless you really need them. Focus on the experience, not screen time!

6. Food Items or Liquids in Large Quantities
Snacks are fine, but skip carrying large food jars or multiple drinks. Refreshments will be available at camps and markets.

Sands & Seasons: Understanding the Weather of Jaisalmer

Before you pack your bags and ride into the golden dunes, it's important to know what weather to expect in Jaisalmer, the crown jewel of the Thar Desert. The climate here is as dramatic as its architecture—sun-soaked days, breezy evenings, and crisp desert nights all shape your travel experience.

Summer (April to June): The Desert Turns Fierce

• Temperature Range: 30°C to 45°C

• What to Expect: Summers in Jaisalmer are extremely hot and dry. The sun is intense, and sightseeing during the afternoon can be exhausting.

• Is it Ideal to Visit?
  Not really. Unless you're heat-tolerant, it's best to avoid these months for outdoor activities like the Jaisalmer desert safari or camel rides.

• What to Pack: Light cotton clothes, sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottles, and umbrellas if you must visit.

Monsoon (July to September): Rare Rains, Humid Winds

• Temperature Range: 25°C to 35°C

• What to Expect: Jaisalmer receives minimal rainfall. The monsoon season brings light showers and a slight dip in temperature, but humidity increases.

• Is it Ideal to Visit?
  Better than summer, but not the best. Some travelers enjoy the post-rain freshness in the desert, though jeep safaris may be limited in case of wet dunes.

• What to Pack: Breathable clothes, a light raincoat, and waterproof footwear.

Winter (October to March): The Best Time to Explore Jaisalmer

• Temperature Range: 8°C to 28°C

• What to Expect: Pleasant days, cool evenings, and cold nights—this is the peak season in Jaisalmer. Ideal for sightseeing, fort tours, and overnight desert camping.

• Is it Ideal to Visit?
  Absolutely! This is when TourMyHoliday Jaisalmer packages are most popular. You’ll enjoy everything from folk performances to exploring the majestic Jaisalmer Fort in comfort.

• What to Pack: Layered clothing—light for the day, warm for the night, and essentials like scarves, jackets, and moisturizers.

Golden Memories Await: Let Jaisalmer Steal Your Heart

Jaisalmer isn't just a destination—it's a feeling carved in golden sandstone, a melody sung by desert winds, and a story whispered through ancient forts and endless dunes. From the majestic Jaisalmer Fort tour to magical nights of desert camping under the stars, every moment here becomes a memory you’ll want to relive again and again.

Whether you're exploring the haunted lanes of Kuldhara Village, riding camels across the glowing Sam Sand Dunes, or soaking in the serenity of Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer promises an experience that’s as royal as it is rugged.

With TourMyHoliday’s Jaisalmer tour package from Delhi, you don’t just visit the Golden City—you live it.

So what are you waiting for?

Pack your dreams. Saddle your spirit. And let the golden magic of Jaisalmer begin.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What is the best time to visit Jaisalmer?
  October to February, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing and desert activities.

• How long does it take to travel from Delhi to Jaisalmer?
  Approximately 14–16 hours by road; our overnight AC journey makes it comfortable.

• What does the TourMyHoliday Jaisalmer tour package include?
  AC transport from Delhi, accommodation (hotel and desert camp), jeep safari, camel safari, guided sightseeing, and meals as per the itinerary.

• Are both camel safari and jeep safari included?
  Yes—your package covers both experiences at the Sam Sand Dunes.

• What kind of accommodation will I get in the desert?
  Swiss-style tents with attached bathrooms and basic amenities at the desert camp.

• Is this tour family- and child-friendly?
  Absolutely—kids love the camel rides and campfire evenings, and all transfers are safe and supervised.

• Which must-see attractions are covered?
  Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon Ki Haveli, Gadisar Lake, Sam Sand Dunes, Kuldhara Village, the Jain Temples, and Tanot Mata Temple.

• What should I pack for the trip?
  Light cotton clothing, a warm layer for evenings, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes, and sunscreen.

• Are meals included in the itinerary?
  Yes—breakfast, lunch, and dinner at hotels and camps as outlined; meals during transit are not included.

• Can I customize my Jaisalmer tour package?
  Yes—you can add extra nights, upgrade camps, or include additional activities on request.