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Hotel Fort View Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer Fort Area Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, 345001, India

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Visiting the worlds biggest sandcastle

A travel blog entry by caroline_little

After Amritsar we headed south to Delhi for an overnight stop and then onto Jaisalmer.

A mere 22 hours after leaving Delhi we arrived on the train at Jaisalmer. During the 22 hours the terrain had altered dramatically from farmland to desert, cows were replaced in the countryside by camels. As we got out of the station we were treated to …

The good the bad and the ugly

A travel blog entry by holgerson

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I arrived to JM after a hectic train drive in a terrible heat and sand storm and got to a place that was recommended by a fellow traveler. fort view hotel was with a very good atmosphere, right outside the fort and with a very nice view and rooms.

the good:

the workers in the hotel were a bit too friendly but very nice ! and didn' …

Dusty Delight

A travel blog entry by liz23

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Jaisalmer is a dusty hub in the core of Rajasthan that boasts a most-impressive sand-stone fort that towers on a hill above the adorning Golden City. The fort, dating back to the 15th century, is now home to an equally-impressive tourist bubble, with little shops, guesthouses and restaurants modernizing the otherwise-ancient sculpted alleyways. The …

Jamal with the hanging lip

A travel blog entry by where-is-walter

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Jajaja natuerlich hab ich das schon vorher gewusst das Camelsafaries nicht gerade ein Wellnessurlaub fuer Hintern wird... Aber, echt jetz.. das schmerzt!! Das einzige was ich noch machen konnte war jeglichen Hindu Goettern zu danken dass ich mich nur fuer eine 2 Tages Safari entschieden hatte!!

Yes Yes.. of course i knew that Camelsafaries …

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The Golden City

A travel blog entry by carolerich

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... the bike store and then wandered around the old city and then up into the fort. The fort is amazing although it is inhabited by about 4000 people/shop owners which has a significant negative impact on the structure itself as well as taking away from the majesty of the architecture. We stopped at a shop called Bellisima. It is a shop that sells crafts made by women in the rural areas and sold by a woman. This is ...