We have been to Jaisalmer and I just like the city, the fort absolutely is a must see over there and if you are interested in photos make sure you go there early morning as the fort shines like Gold which is amazing to see, I was more impressed with the city though quite calm and the best thing you... More

Excellent carving in the golden yellow jaisalmer stone. The jain temples are wonderful. Also the palace interiors with paintings & all

Jaisalmer Fort is one of the biggest forts in the India which was built in 1156 AD by the Bhati Rajput ruler Rao Jaisal. The fort stands proudly, on Trikuta Hill. It is built with local yellow sandstone for this reason, it is also known as the "Golden Fort".This fort, popularly known as the 'Sonar quila' The main attractions inside... More

Have had a life-time wish of visiting this place...a childhood dream after watching the great Satyajit Ray classic "Shonar Kella"....and this place was worth it...absolutely wonderful place...take your time and go around both within and outside the fort...

Jaisalmer is incredibily beautiful and incredibily dirty. the quality of the buildings and the decoration is outstanding,the old lanes never stop to offer incredible smalland big buildings and temples with some of the best stone carving you can see in India. yes,the desert doesn't offer much in matter of water facilities,but it should be possible to avid using the city... More

The fort is almost like a city within a city. There are about two hundred families living within the walls of this imposing building. There are many streets full of homes, bazaars and temples, the Jain temple is well worth a visit, with an ample supply of restaurants. Some of these restaurants can be found up many steps which can... More

Amazing place - it is the most populated fort in the world. Really interesting to walk through town, temples and shops.

Only Habitat fortress in the world lot of places to shop and explore amazing View from the top so many hotels, temples, museums loved it completely also don't miss the Gyan Bhandar at the jain temple

View from the ramparts is only a small reason to visit. The living fortress has its own charm with the hustle and bustle inside. Jain temple inside is fantastic ( note they close by 12.30 or so).