The Jaisalmer Fort :-
This huge and expansive, golden hued fort, also known as 'Sonar Kila', affords a splendid view of the city, from its top. Perched on the top of the hill, it has an enchanting cow-web, of narrow lanes, dotted with some lovely havelis, three beautifully sculptured Jain Temples of the 12th-15th century A.D. and five interconnected palaces. It can be approached by four gateways-Akhaiyal, Ganesh Pol, Suraj Pol and Hava Pol. Gadi Sagar Lake:-
This lake affords, a panoramic view, when rainwater gets accumulated here, it was once, the main source of water supply to Jaisalmer. One can also see numerous, beautiful shrines around this lake. Patwon-ki-Haveli :-
This is the most elaborate and magnificent, of all the Jaisalmer havelis. The exquisitely carved pillars, extensive corridors and chambers, are some of the distinct features, of this haveli. The jhali work, of these havelies, is very finely & beautifully, designed & crafted. One of the apartments, of this five storey high haveli, is painted with beautiful murals.
Jain Temple-The three exquisitely carved jain temples, are dedicated, to the three Jain Tirthankars-Rishabhdev, Sambhavnath and Paraswanath. These temples are, one of the most sought after, Jain temples in India. Sam Sand Dunes :-
The beautiful sand dunes of Sam, is a must seen place, this is a place full of magic & fantasy filled with realism. This land of mirage & illusion, is a must watched place, out there. Adding to its beauty, is the camel safari. Both of these activities, are a must, as both of these are, the distinct qualities of rajasthan. Museums :-
Desert Culture Museum, Jaisalmer Folklore Museum and Government Museum are worth visiting museums, in aisalmer. All of these are worth visiting places, to know more, about the culture of Rajasthan.