Transportation of Jaisalmer district

Transportation of Jaisalmer district

Easy connectivity with other places of India is possible for excellent transportation of Jaisalmer district.

Jaisalmer district with its bounty of havelis, temples and other beautiful locales have become hot favorite amongst the tourers both from India and also from far off places.

In other words, transportation of Jaisalmer district is quite improved and advanced one for serving the increasing demands of the people. Important places also are found near by. Ajmer lays 490kms ahead; Kota is also 690 kms away. Other places like Alwar, Bikaner, Bharatpur, Udaipur, Bundi, Jaipur are significant.

The closest airport is at Jodhpur, which is situated at a distance of 285 kms. Rail service, a part of transportation of Jaisalmer district, has established district's connectivity with all the principal cities of India via Jodhpur.

Good network of roadways links Jaisalmer district with all the region of the state of Rajasthan. For instance NH 11 traverses through Jaisalmer district thereby connecting Jodhpur and Barmer.

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