Jaisalmer (14th - 15th March)
Jaisalmer fort
View from the top of the fort museum
Gadisar Lake entrance
Arriving
early by train, this golden city very quickly became one of our
favourite cities in India.
One of many cows on the railway tracks
Walking
through the Havelis in the late afternoon was a lovely way to see the
beautifully carved buildings. Sandstone is everywhere and contrasts
beautifully with the desert landscape surrounding the city.
We
visited the Jaisalmer fort, which once again was full of beautifully
carved walls and nicely painted homes. You could easily wander
through this fort for hours (although the sun was very hot!).
Jaisalmer fort
View from the top of the fort museum
The view out to Pakistan, only 100 kilometres away!
At
sunset, we visited Gadisar lake and watched many catfish fight for
bread from locals and tourists. We bought some bread – 10 Rupee
($0.20AUD) and enjoyed watching them all come to the surface.
Gadisar Lake entrance
Catfish being fed on Gadisar Lake
Jaisalmer really was the 'golden city' and one of our favourites in India.
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