Jaisalmer Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Hugh: We took the 6-hour bus ride through the desert from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer. Unfortunately we were again sitting right at the front which meant we could see straight out of the windscreen. A few of the highlights of the bus ride were swerves to avoid the camels who kept straying onto the road (in the dark), kamikaze overtaking manoeuvres (obv...

WOOHOO!!! We have changed our plans. We have decided not to go to Ahmadabad//Indore//Mandu; we are going to Goa for a couple of days instead. Not sure where in Goa but were going... DK wanted to go to Mandu and in order to get there we had to go to Ahmadabad, train to Indore and then 5 hours in a car or bus to Mandu. After our last car journey w...

i am on the worlds slowest computer and am getting angry - cant think why the palmist described me as firey and quicktempered! india is making me more patient though - everything is slow if it arrives at all. We are in Jaislamer - it really is a sand castle on top of a hill. we d show you the photos, but still cant upload. did see that someone ...

On the way from Jaipur to Jaisalmer we had a one night stop at the Khimsar Fort, just north of Jodhpur. It was longest drive taking just over 6 hours over variable roads which weren't bad but narrow again in some places. The Fort used to stand in the middle of nowhere on the edge of the desert. Ted enjoyed sitting on the battlements (with drink ...

So after the 32 hour marathon train journey we needed to relax a bit and see some sights. Jodhpur really is a beautiful place. We sat on our rooftop terrace restaurant and gazed up at the 500 year old fort that sits on a clifftop over the town. It was an awesome sight. In the cold light of day things looked slightly different. The fort was still...