India Travel Update 
The city of golden mirage, Jaisalmer lies in the heart of Thar Desert and is remained unscathed by the foe’s assault. The unparalleled grandeur and lifestyle of the majestic kings can be perceptible from the lanes stewed with bravura palaces, mammoth forts and towers, eye-catching Havelis and hallowed temples. Moreover, we cannot forget dexterous artisans and camels that are regarded as the crown of this land of Arabian nights.
It was Maharaja Bhatti Rajput Rao Jaisal in 1156 AD who established this golden brown Jaisalmer city that looks glittering in the setting sun. The glittering city of Jaisalmer is sprinkled with intricate stone and wood imprinted forts and mansions bear the testimony of its magnificent past. But, it was the perseverance and endeavor paid by Rawal Jaisal behind the formation of its edifice strikingly built of yellow sandstone baffles at daytime giving the bystanders the inkling that it is made of gold.
Whether it is Jaisalmer fort or any other fort in Jaisalmer, all had once served the purpose of territorial defense. You will see that generally all the Forts and Towers in Jaisalmer stand on hillocks and stretching their vicinity for more than a few kilometers. The interior of the fort has tall structures of stone estranged by snaky lanes sheer semblance with that of the ancient cities of the Greeks. The towers were serving the purpose of forecasting the weather.
While traveling in and around Rajasthan, you will actually realize that Rajasthan tourism is not only just a traveling, however it is a vista of life which is a blend of all man modern, modern, natural, and of tradition and progress. An explorer will be truly perplexed to see the numerous forts made of sandstones. It also exposes Gadsisar Lake, Tazia Tower, Havelis of Nathmalji, Patwon Salim Singh ki Haveli, Jain temples, Lodurva, Akal wood Fossil Park and so on.
So, all these interesting facts about Jaisalmer forts and Towers are really amusing and allure copious worldwide voyagers to explore the city.
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