Jaisalmer Fort or Sonar Fort or Golden Fort was originally constructed by the founder of the city Rawal Jaisal in 1154 AD. The only living fort of India where-in more than 3500 people still live in-side has 99 towers, four main entrance gates , big squares, ornate Jain temples, narrow lanes and small shops selling handicrafts. The best thing one can do is to get rid of maps and watch, and imagine that you have backed down centuries in time. Take it slowly, feel it and enjoy it. Jain Temples with-in the walls of the Jaisalmer fort were constructed during 15th & 16th century. The visit to the seven Jain temples of Jaisalmer will allow you to discover its magnificent sculptures, which have nothing to envy with those of white marble in Ranakpur.

 Patwon Ki Haveli was constructed between 1800 and 1860 AD by five Jain brothers who made their fortune in the business of brocade and jewellery. These traditional, ornately decorated private residences ( Haveli ) are towering a narrow lane and have intricate stone work like honey-combed lace.

Salim Singh Ji ki Haveli with 38 gracefully carved balconies with distinct design was constructed in 1815  by Salim Singh , the prime minister of Jaisalmer princely state. The top storey of the mansion has been beautifully constructed in the form of a dancing peacock.