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Jaisalmer tour packages for 3 days, 4 days & more
If you are planning a trip to Jaisalmer, the hire a local travel agency that can offer best service, with dedicated staff which will be available at your service in just 1 call.
We at Chetram Voyages Jaisalmer, are offering tour packages for Jaisalmer for more than 10 years (started in 2016) and have offer our Jaisalmer Tour Packages to travellers from more than
- 25 states of India &
- 70 counties
With our well-planned Jaisalmer tour packages you will get the best fare for hotels, camps, resorts, cabs, and desert safari activities, along with trips to hidden places of Jaisalmer.
View all of our available Jaisalmer Tours, and feel free to call our manager Mrs Neha, or come meet us in our office at Gandhi Colony, Jaisalmer city.
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Jaisalmer Monument Entry Tickets & Timings
| Monument name | Entry ticket for Indian & Foreigner, per person | Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Jaisalmer Fort | ₹ 50 | 9 am to 5 pm |
| Patwa Havelis | ₹ 50 & ₹ 250 | 9 am to 5 pm |
| Salim Singh Ki Haveli | ₹ 100 | 8 am to pm |
| Nathmal Ki Haveli | Free | 8 am to 7 pm |
| Government Museum | ₹ 30 & ₹ 150 | 9:45 am to 5:15 pm |
| Gadisar Lake | Free & boat ride @ ₹ 100 to 300 | 8 am to 8 pm |
| Bada Bagh | ₹ 20 & ₹ 50 | 8 am to 6 pm |
| Vyas Chhatri | ₹ 50 | 8 am to 7 pm |
| Amar Sagar Jain Temple | Free & ₹ 10 | 8 am to night |
| Kuldhara haunted Village | ₹ 10 & ₹ 50 | 8 am to 6 pm |
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Jaisalmer Fort
Timing: 9 am to 5 90
Entry ticket: ₹ 50

Patwa Havelis
Timing: 9 am to 5 pm
Entry ticket: ₹ 50

Salim Singh ki Haveli
Timing: 8 am to 6 pm
Entry ticket: ₹ 100

Nathmal ki Haveli
Timing: 8 am to 7 pm
Entry ticket: Free

Government Museum
Timing: 9:45 am to 5:15 pm
Entry ticket: ₹ 30

Gadisar Lake
Timing: Sunrise am to sunset
Entry ticket: Free
Boat ride: ₹ 100 to 300

Vyas Chhatri
Timing: 8 am to 7 pm
Entry ticket: ₹ 50

Bada Bagh
Timing: 8 am to 6 pm
Entry ticket: ₹ 20

Amar Sagar Jain Temple
Timing: Sunrise to evening
Entry ticket: Free

Kuldhara haunted Village
Timing: Sunrise to evening
Entry ticket: ₹ 10-50

Sam Sand Dunes
Timing: Sunrise to mid-night
Entry ticket: Free
Camel Safari: Rs 500
Jeep Safari: Rs 1000-1500
Quad Bike: Rs 300-600
Paragliding: Rs 800-1000
Desert Camp: Rs 1,500
FAQ on Chetram Voyages Jaisalmer, Jaisalmer Tour Packages for 2026 season:
Question 1: In how many days can I plan a complete tour of Jaisalmer?
Answer: As suggested in the tour packages above, the minimum time required to explore the two main attractions of Jaisalmer, the city and the desert, is 2 days. Technically, you can complete a Jaisalmer tour if you start on Day 1 at around 8 am and finish by Day 2 at around 8 pm, which is why we also offer a 2 days Jaisalmer tour package.
However, we recommend planning a 3 days 2 nights Jaisalmer tour. On Day 1, arrive in the morning and explore the main city attractions. On Day 2, visit Jaisalmer Fort and enjoy a desert safari and overnight camping. On Day 3, you can explore attractions like Amar Sagar, Gadisar Lake, and the Jaisalmer Fort Museum before your departure.
Question 2: What if I want to explore everything in Jaisalmer? Which places can I visit, and how many days will be required?
Answer: To explore Jaisalmer comfortably, we recommend planning a 4 days 3 nights Jaisalmer tour package.
Arrive before noon on Day 1 and plan your departure on Day 4 in the evening. This gives you three full days for sightseeing. We suggest dedicating one full day to Jaisalmer city sightseeing, one full day to the Sam Sand Dunes desert safari, sightseeing, & camping, and one full day for a trip to Tanot Mata Temple and the Longewala Post/ War Memorial.
In 4 days, you can cover almost all the major tourist attractions of Jaisalmer. If you can extend your trip by one more day, you can also include a visit to Jodhpur.
Question 3: How is the connectivity of Jaisalmer Railway Station and Airport with the rest of India?
Answer: Jaisalmer Railway Station is well connected by trains from cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Lucknow, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata. Travelling by train is one of the most economical and convenient ways to reach Jaisalmer.
Jaisalmer also has an airport, although it is not active throughout the year, between September and March, it receives direct flights from cities such as Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad.
Question 4: How is the weather in Jaisalmer?
Answer: Jaisalmer is a desert destination, so the weather remains quite hot between April and August. The tourist season starts from September and continues until March. Among these months, October, November, December, January, and February are considered the best time to visit.
The periods around Diwali, Christmas, New Year, and the Jaisalmer Desert Festival in February are the peak tourist season. If you are planning to visit during these dates, we recommend booking your hotels and desert camps at least one month in advance.
Question 5: Do people still live inside Jaisalmer Fort?
Answer: Yes. Jaisalmer Fort is one of the very few living forts in the world. Even today, an estimated 3,000 to 8,000 people live inside the fort. Many families are involved in the tourism industry by running rooftop restaurants, handicraft shops, and heritage hotels converted from their centuries-old homes.
The fort also houses several tourist attractions, including beautiful Jain Temples, old havelis, museums, and narrow heritage streets. Staying or exploring inside Jaisalmer Fort is one of the most unique travel experiences in Rajasthan.
Question 6: How safe is Jaisalmer for a solo woman traveller?
Answer: Jaisalmer is generally considered a safe destination for solo women travellers. The city’s economy is largely dependent on tourism, and thousands of visitors travel here every season without any issues. Cases involving tourists are very rare. Like any popular tourist destination, you may come across a few touts in busy areas.
However, if you have booked your trip with a local Jaisalmer tour operator, the chances of facing such situations are almost zero, as your transportation, sightseeing, and accommodation are already arranged.
Question 7: What type of food is popular in Jaisalmer?
Answer: Jaisalmer offers a mix of traditional Rajasthani cuisine and a few local specialities. You can enjoy popular snacks like kachori, along with unique local experiences such as bhang (cannabis) biscuits & lassi, where legally available.
Some popular local sweets include Ghotua Ladoo, and you can also try dishes like Dal Pakwan. Overall, Jaisalmer offers both traditional Rajasthani food and a few local delicacies that are worth trying during your visit.
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JAISALMER ITINERARY
View our suggested tour itinerary for Jaisalmer for 3 days, and also our Jodhpur Jaisalmer Itinerary.

Jodhpur Jaisalmer Itinerary 4 days
And for travellers interested to Explore Jodhpur with Jaisalmer, checkour our 4-5 days Jodhpur Jaisalmer Tour Packages.
Best street food & sweets in Jaisalmer:

Apart from lunch & dinner, also try the local street food and sweets in Jaisalmer, and we suggest you to checkout:
- Fatehji ki Kachori
- Dhanraj Ranmal Bhatia Sweets (Ghotua Laddu)
- Bhang Lassi
- Dal Pakwan from Hinglaj Dal Pakwan
Best Lunch & Dinner options in Jaisalmer:

There are many options for lunch dinner in Jaisalmer like traditional Rajasthani food, or continental cuisine, or a cafe where you can try fresh bake pizza. So popular places that you can choose for lunch & dinner in Jaisalmer are:
- Mugs4Buds Jaisalmer
- Green Park Restaurant
- Thakur Ji Restaurant
- Suryagarh Restaurant
- Café The Kaku
- Angaara Restaurant & café
- Wyra – The Rooftop Restaurant by Marriot
- The Jaisal Treat

What is the best time to plan a trip to Jaisalmer?
Jaisalmer, being a desert city, experiences extreme summers and pleasant winters.
While you can technically visit any time of the year, the most comfortable and popular months are from September to March.
During this period, the weather is cooler, the desert is more inviting, and outdoor activities like camel safaris, jeep rides, and cultural evenings are best enjoyed.
Even within these seven months, the two weeks around Diwali and the holiday season from 20th December to 2nd January are considered the high season.
Hotel tariffs, desert camps, and safari tours during these dates usually see a minimum 25% price hike, and advance booking is strongly recommended to avoid last-minute hassles.
For travelers planning a Jaisalmer tour package from Delhi, it is advisable to plan a minimum of 4–5 days.
Since almost two days are spent in the Delhi–Jaisalmer journey (to and fro), this duration allows at least 2–3 full days to explore the city, the fort, and the desert comfortably.
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Address: Shop number 8, Outside Mata Rani Bhatiyani Temple, Gandhi Colony, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan 345001
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