Jaisalmer Fort is a unique fort that stands out from other gigantic forts of Rajasthan. Jaisalmer Fort is a beauty that can leave you confused and mesmerised at the same time. This is the reason Jaisalmer Fort's name became Sonar Quila or Golden Fort. It is 1500 ft. long and 750 ft. wide built on a hill with a height of 250 ft. in the Thar desert. This fascinating marvel of Rajasthani architecture and Mughal essence can take your breath away in a single vista.

The Raj Mahal is central to Jaisalmer Fort. It is also known as Maharwal Palace as the Maharwals of Jaisalmer used to reside here. It's complex yet magical. These forts remind you of Mehrangarh Fort and other massive forts. When you enter the palace, you can see the saffron-orange handprints. These handprints were made of women of the fort before they.

Jaisalmer ka Kila was built by RajaRawal Jaisal in 1156 AD. He was a Bhatti Rajput ruler. He chose the Trikuta hills of the great Thar desert to symbolise the dominance, power and royalty of Rajputs. The Jaisalmer Fort has not only celebrated its impressiveness several times in history but also witnessed several battles with Khiljis, Tughalaqs, Mughals and Rathore Kings.