Explore the living fort’s lanes, temples and shops; the Fort offers panoramic town views and is the cultural heart of Jaisalmer. (Open ~9:00am–6:00pm.)
If you want a splurge, Suryagarh offers upscale Rajasthani cuisine; alternatively choose a well-reviewed rooftop for cheaper options. Dinner service typically begins around 7:00pm.
Sleep in a desert tent or cottage—options range from budget to luxury. Bring layers; desert nights are cool. Camp check-in and facilities vary by operator.
Take a guided jeep safari into the Desert National Park to spot blackbucks, chinkara and migratory birds; park access generally sunrise–sunset and a permit/guide is recommended.
Explore modern military exhibits commemorating the Indian Army's desert deployments; museum typically open ~9:00am–6:00pm—confirm timings and travel time (~1h from town).
Participate in or observe block-printing, embroidery and puppet-making workshops—many cooperatives welcome visitors for short demonstrations and shopping.
Join an afternoon cooking class (2–3 hours) to learn how to prepare dal-baati-churma and other local dishes; many classes run in late afternoon to early evening—book in advance.
Revisit favorite Fort viewpoints and pick up any last-minute photos or souvenirs while the streets are quieter; Fort open from about 9:00am, check exact times with hotel.
Depart for your next destination; plan at least 45–60 minutes buffer for transfers in Jaisalmer town depending on traffic and distance to transport hubs.