I loved the fort, wondering around soaking in the incredible, intricate architecture, the painted murals, the quaint shops. Felt like a movie set. I didn’t like how pushy the vendors were to get you in their shops so they missed a lot of my shopping....More

Jaisalmer Fort is a very special place because the Inhabitants, Shops Resturants, All, Live inside the Fort. When you cross thru the Gate you realize that this for is the same today as it was 1500 years ago. The same Familes thru the generations still...More

Very nice place to visit and full of sellers selling a lot of their wares ,new and antiques. The guides show you well around and even tell you not to buy things from the sellers as they are not authentic , and take you to...More

When we visited The Jaisalmer Fort, we were taken aback by the fact that it is the only fort in India where people are actually living inside the fort. They have been living since generations and many people have opened shops for selling souvenirs and...More

The fort looks from top, however there is nothing in it to see, there is lot of traffic within the fort, ruthless riders. I would rather spend time visiting havelis.

This is a huge museum, surrounded by narrow pathways (for pedestrians and motorbikes) in an intricate design that includes hotels, local housing, shops, food stalls, open vegetable & fruit markets.

Keep yourself 2 hours of visit to this fort. Preferable time of visit would be later afternoon. You can get a guide at negotiable prices. The ones at the gate would ask for higher prices and claim there are no-one inside the fort. We got...More