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Light and Sound Show
Laser Water Show at Gadisar Lake is one of the first and largest Laser Water Show having water screen projection mapping using 3-chip DLP projectors of 25,000 lumens. Show depicts story of founders of Jaisalmer city, Jaisalmer fort, attacks of invaders on the fort & sacrifice of brave Rajput to save their land, glimpses of other tourist locations in Jaisalmer region e.g. Tanot Mata Temple, Lodruva Temple, Laxminarayan Temple, Longowala war scenes, etc.
The waters of the lake would soon transform into a canvas where the history of Jaisalmer would be painted in vibrant colour through a spectacular Light and Sound show, one of the largest Laser Water Show in the state.
As of my knowledge cutoff in September, there is no official light and sound show at Gadisar Lake in Jaisalmer. However, please note that information about specific events or attractions can change over time, so it's always a good idea to check with local authorities or tourism offices for the most up-to-date information on light and sound shows in Jaisalmer.
Gadisar Lake itself is a picturesque man-made reservoir located on the outskirts of Jaisalmer city. It is a popular tourist spot known for its serene atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk along the lake, rent a paddleboat to explore the water, or simply relax and take in the tranquil ambiance.
While there may not be a light and sound show at Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer has other attractions that offer light and sound shows. The most prominent one is the Sound and Light Show at the Jaisalmer Fort. This captivating show showcases the history, legends, and stories associated with the fort, using colorful lights and narrations in multiple languages.
It's recommended to check with local tourism authorities, hotels, or tour operators in Jaisalmer for the latest information on any light and sound shows available at Gadisar Lake or other attractions in the city. They can provide accurate and updated details on the experiences and events available during your visit.
Jaisalmer Tourism
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People Also Ask About Jaisalmer
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How many days are sufficient for Jaisalmer?
In general, 3 days are sufficient to cover all the attractions in and around the city of Jaisalmer. After arriving on day 1, you can take some rest and cover the major tourist attractions like Amar Sagar, Ludharwa temple, Bada Bagh, and Gardisar lake on the second day and stay overnight at one of the desert camps and enjoy safaris. The third day is for minor sightseeing and departure.
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What is famous in Jaisalmer?
Jaisalmer is mainly famous for its golden desert and sand dunes. People come here every year to enjoy desert safaris and camping. Jaisalmer is also famous for the grand golden fort situated on top of the Meru hill. The city also holds several Jain temples as well as museums. Close to Jaisalmer lies the Bada Bagh where you can see some historic dome-shaped pavilions.
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What is a desert safari in Jaisalmer?
A desert safari is the best way to experience the magnificent beauty of Jaisalmer. This involves you riding through the sand dunes on the back of a traditionally adorned camel. It will take you to some remote areas where you can witness amazing flora and fauna. The chief attraction of the safari is of course the picturesque sunset.
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What is the famous food of Jaisalmer?
Mutton Saag is one of the most famous dishes in Jaisalmer, featuring mutton mixed with spinach and spices. Other popular dishes include Gatte ki Sabzi, a dish featuring gram flour or besan sausages with yoghurt and spicy gravy, as well as the famous Dal Baati Choorma.
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Is Jaisalmer safe for tourists?
Jaisalmer is safe for tourists as maintenance of law and order is strictly executed by the government. You can enjoy a wonderful trip by booking one of the Jaisalmer tour packages which includes all the important tourist destinations of the city.
But taking basic safety measures viz. not loitering till too late at night, trusting touts or using unlit lavatories is a prerequisite of a pleasurable trip. However, tourists are not allowed to go near the Pakistan border which is close to Jaisalmer.
