Jaisalmer Review

Jaysermel is a historic castle, built in 1156 by the local Batti family prince Jayser (Rawal Jaisal) on the Trekuta Mountain. Today, there are still red blood marks on the wall. There are still many civilians living here. The castle houses a dense mix of Hindu and Jain temples. The winding and narrow alleys make visitors seek out secrets. Shops and hotels are spread across the old narrow streets, through winding alleys, and the trails are surrounded by various flower-patterned crafts, as well as colorful carpet costumes. The Palace Museum needs to buy additional tickets to enter, and can rent voice interpreters, but there is no Chinese.

In fact, a castle, standing on the edge of the desert, the appearance is yellow, and the desert is very matched. At sunset in the evening, the castle is golden in the light. It is very spectacular. You can visit it. There are many precious exhibits.

There are many places to travel to India to collect tickets, but there is no ticket here, this is a very old city, now full of residents, there are many beautiful crafts selling by the road, the pattern is very beautiful and exquisite.

Without a Chinese audio guide, tickets can be bargained for. The exquisite carvings on the ancient buildings make people vaguely identify the gorgeous past.

Very grand, the exhibits are also magnificent. Very worth a visit