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Published on July 11, 2025

Jaisalmer tour package, Experience the golden charm of the Thar Desert with our exclusive Jaisalmer tour package starting at just ₹7,000 per person. Whether you're planning a romantic escape, a thrilling weekend getaway, or a group trip from Delhi or Gurgaon — TourMyHoliday brings you the perfect desert adventure at a budget-friendly price.

What’s Included in This Budget Jaisalmer Package?

•  Volvo/Tempo Traveller/Private Vehicle from Delhi to Jaisalmer & return

• 2 Nights Accommodation in Jaisalmer (1 Night in Hotel + 1 Night in Desert Camp)

• Meals as per itinerary (2 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners – including desert dinner)

• Local Sightseeing: Jaisalmer Fort, Gadisar Lake, Patwon Ki Haveli, Jain Temples

• Camel Safari at Sam Sand Dunes (1 Camel per 2 persons)

• Evening Cultural Program with Folk Dance & Music at Desert Camp

• Bonfire & Light Snacks at campsite (subject to weather)

• Comfortable Swiss Tent Stay with attached washroom

• Tour Coordinator assistance throughout the trip

• All toll taxes, driver charges & parking fees included

Desert Days & Royal Ways: A Day-by-Day Jaisalmer Journey

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.

Flexible Tour Plans Available

• Jaisalmer tour package from Delhi

• Jaisalmer new year package from Delhi

• Jaisalmer desert safari package

• Jaisalmer holiday package with sightseeing

• Weekend trip to Jaisalmer from Gurgaon

• Delhi to Jaisalmer by bus package

• Budget Jaisalmer tour for group travelers

From luxury to budget, we tailor it all!

Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

No Jaisalmer trip is complete without exploring its iconic historical sites and vibrant desert beauty:

• Jaisalmer Fort Visit – The “Golden Fort” built with yellow sandstone

• Patwon ki Haveli Jaisalmer – A masterpiece of Rajput architecture

• Gadisar Lake sightseeing – Peaceful lake views and boat rides

• Khuri Sand Dunes Jaisalmer – A quieter, offbeat alternative to Sam

• Longewala border visit – Witness history from the 1971 India-Pak war

• Tanot Mata Temple Tour – A sacred site with war legends and peace

Desert Adventures You’ll Love

Get ready for adrenaline and culture with:

• Jeep safari in Jaisalmer

• Camel safari in Jaisalmer across golden dunes

• Jaisalmer desert camp with DJ night and cultural performances

• Jaisalmer desert experience with folk dance and music

• Jaisalmer camping package with bonfire under the stars

Whether you're traveling solo or with friends, our camps and safaris promise an unforgettable escape.

Why Choose TourMyHoliday?

• Affordable packages with quality stays

• Trusted by 10,000+ happy travelers

• Fully customizable itineraries

• 24/7 on-ground support

• Best rates on Rajasthan trip including Jaisalmer

The Best Time to Visit Jaisalmer: When the Desert Truly Shines

Tucked deep in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan, Jaisalmer is a golden canvas of heritage, culture, and vast sand dunes. While this desert city is beautiful year-round, choosing the right season can turn your trip from good to unforgettable. Here’s a detailed guide on when to visit Jaisalmer, based on climate, activities, and traveler experience.

October to March: The Golden Season (Peak Tourist Time)

Best for: Sightseeing, camping, desert safaris, festivals

The winter months from October to March are widely considered the best time to visit Jaisalmer. The scorching heat of the desert gives way to cool, comfortable weather — making it ideal for long walks around the fort, exploring havelis, or watching the sunset from the Sam dunes.

• Temperature: 10°C to 27°C

• What’s Special:

  • Perfect weather for Jaisalmer desert safari packages

  • Enjoy a Jaisalmer desert camp with DJ night under starry skies

  • Cultural performances with traditional music and folk dance

  • Best time for camel safari in Jaisalmer and jeep safari adventures

  • Great visibility and weather for photography

April to June: The Hot & Dry Summer (Off-Season)

Best for: Budget travel, peaceful stays, offbeat experiences

Summer in Jaisalmer is intense and dry, with temperatures soaring up to 45°C. However, this is the off-season, which means fewer tourists, discounted hotel rates, and a quieter version of the city. If you can manage the heat and plan wisely, this period can offer great deals on budget Jaisalmer tours for groups.

• Temperature: 25°C to 45°C

• What’s Special:

  • Cheaper rates for Jaisalmer desert camp packages

  • Peaceful sightseeing without the crowd

  • Unique light and shadows for sunrise/sunset photography

Travel Tip: Stick to early morning and late evening outings. Avoid peak afternoon hours.

July to September: The Monsoon Mirage (Low Tourist Time)

Best for: Unconventional explorers, off-season deals

Though Jaisalmer receives very little rainfall, the monsoon months bring occasional showers that settle the dust and cool the air. The city gets a slight green touch and the desert looks different — calmer, softer, and somewhat romantic. If you're looking for something different, this is the time.

• Temperature: 23°C to 37°C

• What’s Special:

  • Unique desert landscapes after light rains

  • Fewer tourists mean more personalized experiences

  • Early planning for October festival bookings and weekend trips from Gurgaon

Golden Getaway on a Budget: Jaisalmer Tour Starting at Just ₹7,000 with TourMyHoliday

Think you need a royal budget to explore Rajasthan’s most iconic desert city? Think again. With TourMyHoliday, your dream Jaisalmer tour package begins at just ₹7,000 per person — making it one of the most affordable yet unforgettable desert experiences in India.

Whether you’re a student traveler, a weekend explorer from Delhi, or a group on the move, we’ve tailored a budget-friendly Jaisalmer experience without cutting corners on comfort or charm.

What You Get in ₹7,000: The Desert Essentials

Our ₹7,000 Jaisalmer budget tour package is thoughtfully curated to give you a full taste of the city — its forts, sand dunes, traditions, and starry nights — all at a pocket-friendly price.

Package Highlights Include:

• 2 Nights / 3 Days Accommodation (1 night in city + 1 night in desert camp)

• Guided Jaisalmer Fort visit and local city sightseeing

• Camel safari & Jeep safari in Sam Sand Dunes Jaisalmer

• Stay in a Jaisalmer desert camp package with traditional Rajasthani dinner

• Cultural night with folk music and fire show

• Transfers from Jaisalmer Railway Station or Bus Stand

• Bonfire and DJ night (in select camps)

• Breakfast and dinner included

This cost-effective tour also gives you access to add-ons like Tanot Mata Temple tour, Longewala border visit, and even a stop at Patwon ki Haveli Jaisalmer.

Who Is This ₹7,000 Budget Package For?

This plan is perfect if you're:

• Planning a Jaisalmer weekend getaway

• Looking for a budget Jaisalmer tour for a group

• Starting a Delhi to Jaisalmer by bus package

• A student or solo traveler on a tight budget

• Wanting a 2 nights 3 days Jaisalmer tour package that covers all essentials

• Looking for Jaisalmer camping packages without the luxury price tag

What’s Not Included (But Can Be Added Easily)

To keep your costs low, a few things are optional:

• Travel to Jaisalmer from your home city (can be added from Delhi, Jaipur, or Udaipur)

• Lunch and personal snacks

• Entry fees to specific attractions like museums

• Private guide or luxury upgrades

• Luxury desert camp in Jaisalmer (available as an add-on)

Want to go all out? Ask us for an upgrade to our Jaisalmer luxury tour packages.

Customize Your Trip Without Raising the Price

Our packages are flexible, and we offer customization without inflating the cost:

• Add a Jaisalmer cultural night package

• Visit Khuri sand dunes for a quieter desert experience

• Include Gadisar Lake sightseeing or boat rides

• Extend your stay with a Rajasthan trip including Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, and Udaipur

Whether it's a Jaisalmer trip itinerary for 3 days or a quick Jaisalmer trip from Delhi, we make it work for your budget.

What to Pack and What to Skip for Your Jaisalmer Tour

Smart Packing for a Smooth Desert Getaway

When heading to Jaisalmer, it’s not just about packing light—it’s about packing right. The desert city has unique weather, traditional culture, and sandy terrains, so your travel bag should balance comfort, utility, and respect for local customs.

✅ What to Pack for Jaisalmer Tour

1. Light Cotton Clothing (for daytime)
Breathable clothes are a must in the desert heat. Carry full-sleeved cotton shirts and loose trousers to protect from sun and dust.

2. A Light Jacket or Shawl (for evenings)
Nights, especially in the desert camps, can get unexpectedly cool—even in October or February.

3. Sunglasses, Hat & Sunscreen
Desert sun can be harsh. A wide-brim hat, UV-blocking sunglasses, and SPF 50+ sunscreen will protect your skin and eyes.

4. Comfortable Footwear
Carry sandals or floaters for city walks and sturdy shoes for exploring forts or taking camel safaris at Sam Sand Dunes or Khuri dunes.

5. Toiletries & Personal Hygiene Kit
Camps might be basic. Carry wet wipes, tissues, hand sanitizer, and travel-sized toiletries for convenience.

6. Power Bank & Torch
You may not have 24/7 power in desert camps. A flashlight and power bank are essentials, especially during Jaisalmer desert camp packages.

7. ID Proof & Travel Documents
Required for hotel check-ins and entry to border areas like Tanot Mata Temple or Longewala border.

8. Camera or Phone with Storage Space
You won’t want to miss golden sunsets, folk dance nights, or the architecture of Jaisalmer Fort and Patwon ki Haveli.

9. Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated! Desert air dehydrates faster, especially during jeep safari in Jaisalmer or sightseeing at Gadisar Lake.

10. Basic First-Aid Kit
Carry medicines for motion sickness, headache, allergies, and any personal prescriptions.

What to Skip for Jaisalmer Tour

1. Heavy Woolens
Even in winter, you won’t need thick jackets or sweaters. A light jacket or shawl is enough.

2. Fancy or High-Heeled Footwear
They’re useless in the sand and will only make walking uncomfortable. Skip the heels and stick to flats.

3. Excessive Jewelry or Valuables
Jaisalmer is safe, but it’s always better to avoid flashy accessories, especially in crowded bazaars or while camping.

4. Tight or Revealing Clothes
Respect local culture—Jaisalmer is a traditional city. Pack modest, relaxed clothing to stay comfortable and culturally appropriate.

5. Too Many Gadgets
You won't need tablets, laptops, or multiple chargers unless it’s a workcation. Keep it minimal—focus on the experience.

6. Hair Tools & Excess Makeup
The dry heat and sandy wind will undo most of it. A simple skin routine works best in the desert.

Once in a Lifetime, Let Jaisalmer Happen to You

There are some places that don’t just exist on the map—they exist in memory, in color, in silence, and in song. Jaisalmer is one of those rare places. It’s not just a city. It’s a story carved in sandstone, written across endless dunes, and whispered through centuries-old forts.

In everyone’s life, there should be at least one golden escape—and Jaisalmer is that escape.

Why Jaisalmer Deserves a Spot in Your Life Journey

Because when you watch the sun dip behind the Sam Sand Dunes, casting golden shadows across the desert... something inside you shifts.

Because sitting under a million stars in a Jaisalmer desert camp, listening to the folk music of Rajasthan, isn't just relaxing—it's grounding.

Because walking through the towering Jaisalmer Fort, which still breathes with life and history, reminds you that stories last longer than lifetimes.

Because riding a camel across the dunes at sunset isn't just a tourist activity—it’s a moment of stillness in a world that moves too fast.

A Place That Stirs Every Soul

Whether you're:

• A solo traveler chasing silence

• A couple celebrating love

• A history lover exploring culture

• A family seeking something meaningful

• Or a group of friends ready for adventure

Jaisalmer welcomes you with open arms and a sky full of stars.

From the Patwon ki Haveli, the haunting echoes of Longewala, to the serene waters of Gadisar Lake, every corner holds something to feel—not just see.

You Owe Yourself This Trip

You’ve probably traveled for work, for people, or for obligations.
But travel once for the soul—travel to Jaisalmer.

And you don’t need luxury to feel royalty. Even with a budget Jaisalmer tour package, you’ll return with something more valuable than souvenirs—stories you’ll tell for life.

Jaisalmer Through the Sands of Time: The Golden City's Glorious Past

Rising like a mirage from the heart of the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is not just a city—it's a living chapter from India’s medieval past. Known as the Golden City because of its glowing yellow sandstone architecture, Jaisalmer has stood as a desert sentinel for over 850 years. But beyond its golden façade lies a story of courage, trade, and timeless culture.

The Birth of a Desert Kingdom

The history of Jaisalmer begins in 1156 AD, when Rawal Jaisal, a Bhati Rajput ruler, founded the city after being denied the throne of his original kingdom, Laudrava. Guided by a local sage and legend, Rawal Jaisal chose Trikuta Hill as the site for a new fort and city—strategically high and hard to invade.

This decision gave birth to Jaisalmer Fort, one of the largest and only living forts in the world today—still home to hundreds of people and colorful markets.

Gateway to Trade and Power

Jaisalmer wasn’t just a kingdom; it was once a bustling trade hub along the ancient Silk Route, connecting India with Persia, Arabia, Egypt, and beyond. Merchants from Jaisalmer became wealthy and influential, building stunning havelis like Patwon Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli, which still dazzle visitors with their intricate carvings and artistic flair.

Gold wasn’t mined here—it was built through trade, bravery, and skill.

Tales of Valor and Sacrifice

Jaisalmer’s history is soaked in the spirit of Rajputana valor. Over centuries, the fort faced multiple attacks—particularly from powerful Mughal and Delhi Sultanate armies. But the Rajput warriors never bowed.

One of the most powerful stories in Jaisalmer’s past is of Jauhar—a tragic but honorable act where Rajput women performed self-immolation to avoid capture when defeat was certain. These tales echo through the sandstone walls of the fort, keeping the soul of bravery alive.

Cultural Richness Beyond Battles

Jaisalmer’s legacy isn’t only war and trade—it's also art, music, and architecture. The city has been a proud guardian of Rajasthani folk traditions, puppet theatre, Ghoomar dance, and local craftsmanship that continue to thrive in its bazaars and desert festivals.

The city's sacred sites like the Tanot Mata Temple, located near the India-Pakistan border, add another layer to its cultural identity. The temple is believed to have miraculously survived shelling during the 1971 Indo-Pak war—another tale of divine protection woven into Jaisalmer’s lore.

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Today, Jaisalmer remains one of India’s top travel destinations, attracting tourists from across the world. With its camel safaris, Sam and Khuri Sand Dunes, desert camping, cultural nights, and fort walks, Jaisalmer blends history and hospitality like nowhere else.

Despite the rise of modern tourism, the city has retained its soul. The alleys, temples, and homes inside the fort still function like they did centuries ago—offering a rare chance to step into a living museum of Rajasthan’s heritage.

Where the Past Still Lives

Jaisalmer’s history isn’t frozen in time—it walks with you as you explore the narrow lanes, hear folk songs in the wind, and ride across the dunes under a moonlit sky. It's a place where every stone has seen a story, every fort wall has felt a battle, and every sunset writes a new memory.

Final Rays over the Golden City: Why Jaisalmer Leaves You Changed

As the desert wind whispers through the narrow lanes of the fort, and the last rays of sun kiss the golden sandstone, Jaisalmer quietly becomes a part of you.

This isn't just a place you visit — it’s a place that lives within your memory. From the thrill of a jeep safari in Jaisalmer, the calm of Gadisar Lake, to the vibrant nights in a Jaisalmer desert camp with DJ and folk dance, every moment here is handcrafted by history and nature.

Whether you're traveling for adventure, culture, or connection, Jaisalmer has a rhythm that touches every kind of traveler.

So if you’ve ever dreamt of watching the stars from a sand sand dunes jaisalmer, or walking through living history, don’t wait.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the best time to visit Jaisalmer?
The best time to visit Jaisalmer is from October to March when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing, desert safaris, and camping.

2. What does a Jaisalmer tour package starting at ₹7,000 include?
It includes 2 nights/3 days accommodation, camel and jeep safari, cultural evening with folk dance, desert camp stay, and local sightseeing.

3. Is the desert safari safe for kids and elders?
Yes, both camel and jeep safaris are generally safe and can be adjusted based on comfort and age.

4. Can I do a weekend Jaisalmer trip from Delhi?
Yes, weekend trips from Delhi to Jaisalmer are popular and convenient via overnight trains or buses.

5. What are the must-visit places in Jaisalmer?
Must-visit spots include Jaisalmer Fort, Sam Sand Dunes, Patwon ki Haveli, Tanot Mata Temple, Gadisar Lake, and Longewala Border.

6. Are cultural nights included in the desert camp package?
Most desert camp packages include cultural performances, traditional folk music, and DJ nights as part of the evening experience.

7. Is it possible to do luxury camping in Jaisalmer?
Yes, you can opt for luxury desert camps with air-conditioned tents, private baths, and premium services.

8. What should I pack for a Jaisalmer trip?
Pack light cotton clothes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, comfortable walking shoes, and a light jacket for cool evenings.

9. Can I include Jaisalmer in a longer Rajasthan trip?
Yes, Jaisalmer is often included with other cities like Jodhpur, Jaipur, and Udaipur in extended Rajasthan tour packages.

10. Where can I book a trusted Jaisalmer tour package?
You can book your trip with TourMyHoliday at www.tourmyholiday.com for affordable and customizable packages.