Jaisalmer is located in the Thar Desert in Rajasthan. So it is obvious that during summer the mercury will rise very high. Travelers come to Jaisalmer to explore the Havelis that Jaisalmer is famous for. But the majority of them also want to experience desert life, camel safari and the excitement of sand dunes. To enjoy all of this a pleasing weather is of utmost importance as you have to travel a lot under the sun.

• Winter season: The best time to visit Jaisalmer is from November to March when winter comes to the desert city offering a pleasing weather. This time the temperature remains between 5 degrees and 24 degrees centigrade. This is the best time to enjoy all the activities as pleasing weather will accompany you. Jaisalmer also observes the desert festival in February that is a lifetime experience for travelers. As the weather is cool you can also savor the Rajasthani cuisine without worry and the locals will perform traditional music with full enthusiasm.
• Summer season: Summer in Jaisalmer is counted from April to August. During this time Jaisalmer becomes extremely hot and very few tourists dare to visit the desert city then. But for the budget tourists who can beat the heat, the summer season offers accommodation and other travel requirements at a lower price. As the temperature remains around 40-degree centigrade, make sure to wear light cotton clothes, sunscreen and drink a lot of water to avoid dehydration.
• Monsoon season: From September to October Jaisalmer sees the monsoon that lasts for a very short period of time. However, actual rainfall is rarely experienced in Jaisalmer, and that few droplets make the weather even worse by adding humidity to the hot air. During October the weather starts becoming normal. So budget travelers can choose this time to visit as the temperature will be lower as well as the travel cost

The city doesn’t have its own civic airport, so Jodhpur Airport, about 280 km away, is the nearest airbase serving Jaisalmer. Those travelling by trains can book their tickets till Jaisalmer Railway Station, which is well-linked with prime Indian destinations. Moreover, there are several state and private buses operating from Rajasthan and Gujarat for Jaisalmer at regular intervals.

• By Road: Jaisalmer has good road connectivity with various cities of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Several state transport and private buses ply on the routes between these cities. The Golden Bus Terminal and Roadways main bus stand are the two main bus stands in Jaisalmer. The cities of Jodhpur, Bikaner and Ajmer are located at a distance of 275 KM, 270 KM and 375 KM from Jaisalmer. It also has a good connectivity with the state capital Jaipur, which is some 500 KM away from Jaisalmer. There is good bus service and cabs available.
• By Train: Jaisalmer is connected with various cities through broad gauge and meter gauge railway tracks. There are direct trains from the cities of Delhi and Jaipur to Jaisalmer. The ‘Palace on Wheels’ also connects Jaisalmer.
• By Flight: Jaisalmer is not directly connected by air with any part of India. Jodhpur Airport, located some 300 km away from Jaisalmer, is the nearest airport to the desert land. The airport connects Rajasthan with all major Indian cities. From Jodhpur Airport, tourists can hire cabs to reach Jaisalmer.
  Nearest Airport : Jaisalmer Airport, Jaisalmer.

Best Desert Camp, is one of the best place to enjoy the Tent/Camp Livings. It has one of the most luxury Camp in the entire Jaisalmer. It has a truly glorious stretch of sweeping sand dunes. It is best to be here at sunrise or sunset, and many camel safari spend a night. The best way to see this and other sights around Jaisalmer is to take a camel safari. We provide fenced-in and guarded camp has fixed quality tents. Net panelled windows, which allow a free flow of fresh air and enclosed with palm fronds, provide protection against the elements. The spacious tents are fitted out with electric lighting, and two single beds with mattresses and bedding.