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Descriptive Essay About Jaisalmer

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Jaisalmer Tour
The New Year has come up with a long weekend in January itself on republic day. 2015 calendar tells us that there are many three and four day’s long weekends. With a little bit of planning and few offs in between, you can manage to take a good break. Long weekends are best time for travel, meet ups and spending quality time with friends and family.
No one wants to sit at home and get bore, long weekends are meant to travel and roam. Weekend clubbed with republic day off give you ample time to hunt the nearby holiday destinations.
Jaisalmer is one of the best options to enjoy your time. It is a world heritage site also known as “Golden City” due to yellow sand and extreme use of yellowish sand stones in the architecture of the city Jaisalmer has got its name from King Jaisal Singh who built the city in 1156 AD. The city provides a glimpse of ancient Rajput era which several forts, palaces and other monuments.
Climate and best time to visit Jaisalmer
Being a desert region climate of Jaisalmer is arid and it turns very hot in summers however winters are pleasant season to visit Jaisalmer. Temperature remains around 24c in day and falls down till 8c in night during winters, so October to March is the best season to visit Jaisalmer. Famous Desert festival takes place in February.
How to reach Jaisalmer
• The nearest Airport to Jaisalmer is Jodhpur which is 275 km away from the city. It is well connected with major domestic and international locations.
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