Manali Tour Packages Details - Mithila Holidays

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Overview

Jaisalmer, often referred to as “The Sun City,” is known for its shimmering mirage in the Thar Desert and its iconic landmarks like Fort Rajwada, stunning havelis, magnificent temples, and bustling bazaars. The city’s structures, made from golden-yellow Read More

sandstone, reflect the desert’s yellow sands, giving it a radiant appearance that leaves visitors enchanted. Located in western Rajasthan, Jaisalmer boasts a rich cultural heritage and is celebrated for its beautiful sandstone architecture. It sits on the edge of the Thar Desert, offering breathtaking views of Jaisalmer Fort, popularly called the “Golden Fort.” This historic fort, along with several other attractions, makes Jaisalmer a prime destination for tourists.

Jaisalmer offers an opulent blend of culture and tradition. Its ancient buildings and forts, which remain largely unchanged, are part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city provides countless scenic landscapes for visitors to enjoy. Top tourist spots include Patwon ki Haveli, Bada Bagh, Gadisar Lake, Sam Sand Dunes, Salim Singh ki Haveli, Longewala Post, and the Desert Culture Centre & Museum. Enlivetrips offers Jaisalmer tour packages, starting with a departure from Iffco Chowk metro station (New Delhi) at 6:30 PM for an overnight journey to Jaisalmer, ending back in New Delhi.

Upon arrival, visitors can enjoy desert camping, Jeep safaris, and camel safaris, all within close proximity to the city center. The Longewala Post, several temples, and Jaisalmer Fort are also must-visit attractions. Tourists can experience stunning sunsets and sunrises while immersing themselves in Rajasthani culture through safaris, which enhance the experience with the region’s traditions. The beauty of sunrise and the starry night skies make Jaisalmer truly magical. Another popular attraction is the Khuri sand dunes, known for their mud and straw houses adorned with intricate decorations. A night camel safari here offers a unique taste of desert life.

Jaisalmer is rich in regional culture. Visitors can enjoy bonfires with folk and traditional dances, followed by a DJ and a buffet dinner. The city draws tourists not only from India but from all over the world. Weekend trips from Delhi to Jaisalmer promise a delightful blend of culture, tradition, and ancient history, offering tourists an unforgettable experience.

Inclusions:

Travel in comfortable, air-conditioned transport
2-night stay in a luxury Swiss tent in the desert at Sam dunes
2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners, and 2 evening snacks provided during the trip
Bonfire experience at Thar Desert under a star-filled sky on Day 2
Jaisalmer sightseeing tour: Longewala post, Tanot Temple, Patwa Haveli, Jaisalmer Fort, local market, Gadisar Lake, Bada Bagh
Camel and jeep safari
Rajasthani cultural program and DJ night at the camps
Trip captain throughout the journey

Exclusions:

5% GST
Any monument entrance fees
Medical expenses (beyond first aid) and insurance of any kind
Personal expenses like tips, laundry, liquors, wines, mineral water, telephone charges, camera fees, etc.
Any other items not mentioned in the inclusions
Additional costs due to unforeseen circumstances such as roadblocks or emergency stay

Itinerary

Day 0: Departure to Jaisalmer

Pick-up at 6:30 PM from Iffco Chowk metro station (Gurugram) and Dhaula Kuan metro station. Begin your overnight journey to Jaisalmer.

Day 1: Desert Camping and Jeep Safari

Arrive in Jaisalmer early afternoon. Check-in at the desert camps in Sam Dunes and enjoy lunch.
Prepare for a Jeep Safari, where you’ll experience the vast desert and witness the golden beauty of the sunset.
Return to the resort in the evening to a warm Rajasthani welcome with Dhol, Tilak, and Aarti. Refresh with evening snacks and tea.
Later, enjoy a bonfire, traditional folk dance, DJ night, and a buffet dinner.

Day 2: Camel Safari, Longewala Post, and Tanot Temple

Rise early for a sunrise camel safari, followed by breakfast at the resort.
Afterward, visit the Tanot Mata Temple and receive blessings before heading to Longewala Post, the site of the 1971 Indo-Pak war.
See the battlefield and the captured Pakistani tanks and vehicles.
Later, visit the haunted and abandoned Khuldhara village and Bada Bagh, with a lunch break in between.
Return to the campsite in the evening for evening snacks and tea.
Relax and enjoy a bonfire under the starlit sky, followed by a buffet dinner.

Day 3: Jaisalmer Fort & Gadisar Lake

After breakfast, check out of the desert camps. Explore Jaisalmer city, including Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon Ki Haveli, and Gadisar Lake.
Lunch and shopping will be included.
By 4:00 PM, assemble at the Gadisar Lake parking lot for departure.
Enjoy an overnight journey back to Iffco Chowk metro station, arriving home the next morning with cherished memories and countless photos.

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