Jaisalmer is one of the most visited cities in the region Rajasthan, Also home Jaipur and Udaipur, Tourist points of reference. It is in the Thar Desert, Northeast of the country, and is famous for the amber color that characterizes urban architecture.
The vast medieval citadel narrow streets, high castles, temples and palaces in a golden glow that befits his image at each step, artisan’s offer their beautiful work and camels wander quietly under the intense sun of India.
The Jaisalmer Fort, Also known as the Golden Fort, is 80 meters tall, atop a mountain overlooking the city views. It is part of the citadel surrounded by defensive walls, and consists of three temples carved from the centuries XII to XV AD and five interconnected palaces.
The Sam Dunes are other more traditional views. These sandy ridges make up a unique landscape, ideal to tour by camel and enjoy a true journey through the desert in the manner of the locals.
The Lake GadsisarAt the other end of the natural supply of Jaisalmer, is part of a rainy area. In the surrounding area, many churches are invited to delve into Indian culture, and exotic aquatic animals inhabiting its waters.
Between modern buildings, include those built by the nineteenth-century merchants enjoyed significant profits through developing business in the city. The Nathmal house is one of the most visited. Its sides were carved by hand, and therefore it is a beautiful sample of the traditional architecture of the region.
Much older is the Salim Singh's house, A Maharaja who ordered its construction for more than three centuries. Built in yellow sandstone and decorated with carvings, has a terrace that offers beautiful views of the surroundings. |