Hotel in jaisalmer

Jaisalmer was a preferred trade route in the past. Tracing this route again is a nostalgic experience waiting for your presence. We have recreated the magic of this route and combined it with the cultural infusion of music, dance and food.
Upon your arrival you are welcomed in a typical rajathanimanner. Then you are whisked away to watch the spectacular colours of the sunset sky on the camel back. After Camel Safari you can unwind in the late evening hours on maharaja style sitting arrangement whereby traditional musicians and dancers will enthral you with their colourful and soulful Rajasthani folk music &Kalbelia dance. A sumptuous dinner follows and you can have a good night's sleep under the quite starry sky. Enjoy the desert experience like a true RajasthaniRoyal !Our bar is aptly named because ‘Sunset’ time is the perfect time for all folks to unwind. stocks all kinds of liquors and alcoholic drinks as well as mixed beverages.The highlight of your stay with us is our cultural program combined with dine-in experience called. The 'Light of the Moon' will embrace you with its soft light and mesmerising calmness. Feel the romance of the desert in open starlit sky with the colourful dances and folk songs that gives you goose bumps! The desert air surely resonates with the renderings of soulful music to the dance beats in rhythmic swirls.

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Cheap hotel in jaisalmer

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This ancient silk route town was founded in 1156 when Jaisal started to build this amazing Fort on top of a rocky hill.  It is a city of camels, desert, sand dunes, oases, wonderful tribal people with heavy silver jewelry, and hardy farmers growing crops enduring the scanty rainfall.   Jaisalmer is a city of carved golden sandstone havelies and palaces, beautiful gems of old Jain temples, busy brilliant Hindu temples.  The city is famous for its handicrafts and artwork in textiles, mirror work, patchwork, bed covers, wooden toys, silver and gold jewellry.  See the steps, ghats, chattris and gateways on to a sparkling lake so you think the temples are floating on the water.  Ancient deserted villages in the desert, old temples so quiet and peaceful, step wells, Royal memorial chattris, lakes and oases... all for you to discover close to Jaisalmer.

Jaisalmer is a wonderful place to relax, to talk to the friendly locals, to enjoy shopping, sunrise or sunset places, pass a day or two with the camels on safari in the desert as has been done for hundreds of years, wander the streets admiring the carved balconies, tasting the delicious Rajasthani cuisine and the locally made icecream.

Six beautiful bedrooms, a stunning rooftop terrace restaurant, wonderful views and a lobby reminescent of the days of the Maharajahs are for your pleasure and enjoyment at truly affordable prices.

Located just beside the royal palaces of the Fort, in Dussehra Chowk,  Hotel is a traveller's gem, an inexpensive delight in which to spend a few days enjoying Jaisalmer and the Thar Desert and all the local monuments, havelies, temples, palaces and scenery.

cheap hotel in jaisalmer

Cheap hotel in jaisalmer

Cheap hotel in jaisalmer

Rajasthan , the extreme western province of India, is an enigmatic land of extreme beauty. Its expanse of golden sands are suddenly interruped by the Aravalli hills which are variably forested .The Aravalli hills not only form a natural watershed in the province, but also mark an interesting transition and subtle changes in culture and dialects. The people of the state are gracious hosts and hospitality is deeply ingrained in local customs.The song, dance, attire, jewelery and language reflect the richness of culture and a deep sense of aesthetics of the people of this region. The strong penchant for design is aptly reflected in the Architecture and craft and is visible in the historic to present buildings.The cityscapes of Jodhpur, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Bundi and Jaipur are surreal. And one has move only an iota from the cities to experience the countryside which is none less beautiful in terms of scenery and culture. One can see the traditional attire and jewelery far more readily in the villages than in the cities. Dazzling variations of style and colour are visible in the people's attire.Rajasthan is land of festivals. While some festivals are religious in nature, others mark change of season. Lot of fanfare can be seen in the streets in the festive seasons. In many of these celebrations one can get to experience captivating song and

"Sam Sand Dunes is about 60Kms from Jaisalmer. A place you could get to see a lot of sand dunes, hundreds of camels (and camel rides) and thousands of people. There are many tourist operators providing the camel sunset ride and entertainment and dinner. The sand dunes are awesome, however, very 

Best hotel in jaisalmer

Best hotel in jaisalmer

Jaisalmer is a small city which is easy to explore on foot. Tourists can walk the alleyways inside the 850 year old fort and explore the ancient architecture, Jain temples, artisan shops, and restaurants. The staff of the Surja hotel is here to help you enjoy your stay in the Golden City. We offer many activities to help you learn about local history, culture and the surrounding desert. Many of these activities we offer free. Please stop by our rooftop lounge or email us to make arrangements for individuals or groups.

These mud-walled houses are planned around a mud-floored courtyard kept immaculately clean, their walls outlined in whitewash with traditional patterns. It has the modest beauty and simplicity of the design, its natural symmetry combined with the soft, irregular lines of hand-building and features like the giant pot, left above, for grain-drying, silhouetted against the dark interior of a thatched shed.

Outside the courtyard we have a washing-place with overlapping walls, above right, that gave privacy without needing a door. 

At our camp we have 4 mud house and 4 rooms. We try to build these mud houses to give you an authentic verything is carefully kept off the floor, beds on their sides against the wall, middle right below, with a pin-up photo of Indira and Rajiv Gandhi.

We have two traditional patterns of mud cottages - all done by the women - decorated the beautiful little oven, above, in the round, thatched kitchen, while inset chips of mirror added sparkle to the decor of the head-man's living room.

Our part broadly has two types of climates. There is the desert climate in the Thar Desert area in the western part of the state and the sub tropical climate in the eastern part. People wear cotton clothes during summer and woolen clothes during winter. Houses in most parts of our part of Thar Desert are made of thick walls which protect the residents from the extremes of heat and cold.