1. Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila)

2. Patwon Ki Haveli

• Built in 1156 AD by Rawal Jaisal

• One of the world’s few living forts

• Houses temples, havelis, shops, and hotels

• UNESCO World Heritage Site

• A group of five havelis

• Famous for intricate carvings and architecture

• One of the most popular attractions in Jaisalmer

3. Salim Singh Ki Haveli

• Known for its peacock-shaped roof

• Over 300 years old

• A fine example of Rajput architecture

4. Nathmal Ki Haveli

• Former residence of the royal prime minister

• Unique architecture built by two brothers with different designs

5. Gadisar Lake

• A man-made lake

• Ideal for boating, sunset views, and photography

• Surrounded by temples and ghats

6. Sam Sand Dunes

• Located in the Thar Desert

• Famous for camel safari, jeep safari, and desert camping

• Cultural programs with folk dance and music

8. Bada Bagh

• Royal cenotaphs (chhatris) of Jaisalmer rulers

• Best visited during sunset

7. Kuldhara Village

• An abandoned village with a mysterious history

• Believed to be over 200 years old

• Popular among history lovers

9. Desert National Park

• One of the largest national parks in India

• Home to desert wildlife and the Great Indian Bustard

10. Tanot Mata Temple

• Located near the Indo-Pakistan border

• Famous for its miraculous history during the 1971 war