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Overview
Jaisalmer is an enthralling desert city in the magnificent Indian state of Rajasthan. The newly weds can spend enchanting times in this golden desert city of Jaisalmer. The city of Jaisalmer was an important trading centre in the ancient times due to its strategic position on the camel trade ways. The city has an impressive fort in yellow sandstone called the Sonar Kila. It is a mega structure built on the 80 meter high Trikuta Hill.
Jaisalmer has another majestic palace called the Fort Rajwada. The rich merchants of Jaisalmer have built palatial havelis resembling the royal forts and palaces. These havelis are examples of exquisite craftsmanship with beautiful stone carvings and paintings. The ambience of Jaisalmer is fully packed with stories and tales of the famed Rajputana valor, duty, devotion, sacrifices and passion. The other places of tourist interest in Jaisalmer include the Gadisar Lake, Jain temples, desert national park and Tazia tower etc. You will enjoy the colorful extravaganza offered by the art and culture of Jaisalmer while on honeymoon. The best time to visit Jaisalmer would be from October to March.
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 The Great Honeymoon Destination - Jaisalmer
Jaisalmer casts a magical spell on the tourists with its bewitching landscapes and mystical ambience. The mystical and magical surroundings of Jaisalmer make it a great honeymoon destination. Jaisalmer is famous for its annual desert festival held in the winter months of January and February. The festival showcases the folk music and dance, culture, traditions, cuisines and various handicrafts of Rajasthan.
Jaisalmer has good accommodation options by the way of its heritage hotels. The tourists can choose from a wide variety of affordable budget to high class luxury hotels.
Special features
While on Jaisalmer honeymoon, you can enjoy camel rides on the sand dunes and experience the royalty living by staying in various heritage hotels housed in the forts and palaces.
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