Kuldhara Village

Kuldhara village is a unique and thrilling village with rich records placed close to Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. For about 200 years, the prosperous village of Kuldhara, home to Palival Brahmins, was abruptly destroyed. 

Many humans have been intrigued by the story of this mass evacuation, which entails a distinguished minister who has to marry the daughter of a village chief reluctantly to curse the village so that no person lives there anymore, and the population are all lined up available to hold their dignity.

With its mysteriously abandoned homes and deserted streets, the village of Kuldhara stands as a haunting mirror picture of its Other. The agreement has emerged as a popular vacation destination because of its supernatural atmosphere, with the nickname "Ghost Village".

Explore the history of Kuldhara and try to learn about the existence of the place. The wells, homes and temples give the architectural design of the past time. For those who are interested to know about the rich historical culture and past of Rajasthan and love horror places this village is the must-visit place where they can capture lovely images also.

There is no better manner to enjoy Jaisalmer than with a Kuldhara village for your experience. It is a unique pleasure that offers numerous nuances to Jaisalmer’s spell-binding barren expanse. To experience your visit, consider reserving one of the many must-have Jaisalmer Holiday Packages, which generally consist of guided excursions of Kuldhara and the historic site.

Points to Remember

Open Timing and Day:  The visiting hours typically start from 8:00 AM and every day of the week.

Close Timing and Day: The village closes around 6:00 PM daily.

Entry Fees:

Indian Visitors: INR 10-20 per person

Foreign Visitors: INR 100-200 per person

Activities:

Exploring the Abandoned Village.

Cultural Insight.

Photography.

Best Time to Visit:  October and March.

Kuldhara Village  Season, Temperature, Weather and Season

Temperature:

Winter (October to March): The temperature ranges from 10°C to 25°C, making it comfortable for sightseeing. The weather is cool and dry, with clear skies, making it the most favourable time to visit.

Summer (April to June): The temperature can soar between 30°C to 45°C, making it quite harsh for visitors. The weather is extremely hot and dry, with intense heatwaves. It's generally advised to avoid visiting during this time.

Monsoon (July to September): Temperatures range from 25°C to 35°C, with occasional rainfall. The region experiences moderate rainfall, leading to a slight drop in temperature but increased humidity.

Clothing:

Winter: Light woollens and jackets are recommended to stay warm during the cool mornings and evenings.

Summer: Light, breathable cotton clothes, hats, and sunglasses are essential to protect against the harsh sun.

Monsoon: Light cotton clothes and a light raincoat or umbrella are advisable to stay comfortable and dry.

How to Reach

The closest city, Jaisalmer, is roughly 18 km distant and must be visited before arriving in Kuldhara Village in Rajasthan. Jaisalmer can be reached by road via public and private buses or taxis, by train via Jaisalmer Railway Station, or by air via Jaisalmer Airport. To get to Kuldhara, rent a bike or grab a cab from Jaisalmer. The community is easily accessible and just requires a brief drive thanks to its well-maintained road. The trip is enhanced by the breathtaking sights of the Thar Desert.