Why Choose Jaipur to Jaisalmer Cab Service?

Traveling from Jaipur to Jaisalmer by cab offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and scenic exploration through the heart of Rajasthan. With a road distance of approximately 560 km, this long journey becomes smooth and memorable when you choose a reliable cab service like Permanent Tours & Travels.

Door-to-Door Pickup & Drop – Skip the hassle of bus or train stations with direct, personalized service from your location in Jaipur to your destination in Jaisalmer.

Flexible Travel Plans – Stop en route to explore cities like Ajmer, Jodhpur, or Pushkar if desired—our cab plans are fully customizable.

Comfortable Vehicles – Choose from clean, air-conditioned Sedans, SUVs, Tempo Travellers, or Luxury Cars, depending on your group size and budget.

Experienced Drivers – Our drivers are professional, courteous, and well-versed with the routes and local attractions.

Safe & Reliable Travel – Enjoy a smooth ride with GPS tracking, sanitization protocols, and emergency support.

Transparent Pricing – No hidden charges; what you see is what you pay.

With Permanent Tours & Travels, your journey from Jaipur to Jaisalmer isn’t just travel—it’s a comfortable and memorable road trip through Rajasthan’s royal heartland.

Top 10 Places to Visit in Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the few living forts in the world, this golden sandstone marvel rises from the desert and houses temples, palaces, and bustling markets.

Patwon Ki Haveli

A stunning cluster of five havelis built by wealthy merchants, showcasing intricate carvings, jharokhas, and mirror work that reflect the rich architectural heritage of Rajasthan.

Sam Sand Dunes

The heart of the Thar Desert—famous for camel safaris, desert jeep rides, and folk dance performances under the stars at luxury camps.

Gadisar Lake

A peaceful man-made lake with pavilions and temples around it, perfect for boating and capturing the sunrise or sunset with a backdrop of the golden fort.

Salim Singh Ki Haveli

Known for its unique peacock-shaped roof and elaborate balconies, this 300-year-old haveli is a true architectural gem.

Nathmal Ki Haveli

A beautiful example of twin architecture created by two brothers, showcasing fine stone carvings and artistic fusion of Rajput and Islamic styles.

Kuldhara Village

An abandoned 13th-century village shrouded in mystery and legends. It offers a haunting yet fascinating glimpse into Jaisalmer's history.

Desert National Park

Spread over 3,000 sq km, it’s home to desert wildlife like the Great Indian Bustard, foxes, and reptiles—a great spot for eco-tourism and nature lovers.

Tanot Mata Temple

Located near the India-Pakistan border, this temple is known for miraculous tales of protection during wars. Managed by the BSF, it’s a symbol of faith and patriotism.

Bada Bagh

A set of royal cenotaphs (chhatris) built in memory of Jaisalmer rulers, offering serene desert views and stunning silhouettes at sunrise and sunset.