Jaisalmer to Longewala Taxi Service

          A Journey Through History & the Golden Desert

The road from Jaisalmer to Longewala is not just a travel route — it is a journey through the golden sands of the Thar Desert and a path toward India’s glorious wartime heritage. Covering a distance of around 120 km, the drive takes you to the historic Longewala Battlefield, where Indian soldiers displayed extraordinary bravery during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War.

Why Visit Longewala?

Longewala became world-famous after the Battle of Longewala in 1971, when a small group of Indian soldiers, led by Major Kuldeep Singh Chandpuri, successfully defended their post against a much larger Pakistani force. The bravery of these soldiers has been highlighted in films and literature, especially in the popular Bollywood movie Border. Visitors to Longewala can explore

Longewala war memorial, Pakistan Army Tanks Destroyed During the Battle, Museum and Audio-Visual Show, Display of Army Equipment and Bunkers

The atmosphere here evokes pride and deep respect toward the Indian Army. Many travelers feel emotional as they walk through the same desert land where history was written with courage.

Comfortable & Safe Jaisalmer to Longewala Taxi Service

Traveling to Longewala with a professional taxi service ensures comfort, reliability, and safety throughout the trip. Drivers are familiar with local routes, desert roads, and key sightseeing points along the way. Whether you are a family, a group of friends, or solo travelers, you can choose from:

Available Vehicles:

Sedan cars: Dzire, Etios — Ideal for couples and small families                                                             SUV cars: Innova Crysta, Bolero, Scorpio Best for desert roads and group travel                             Tempo Traveller: Suitable for large groups and tour groups

The Desert Road Experience

The drive from Jaisalmer to Longewala is a major highlight of this trip. As you leave the city behind, the scenery quickly transforms into vast desert landscapes with rolling dunes and scattered village settlements. Camel groups, local shepherds, and desert birds can often be seen throughout the route, giving travelers a glimpse of rural desert life.

There are also several beautiful stops to explore on the way:                                                                       Tanot Mata Temple: A sacred and miraculous temple associated with wartime legends                              Indo-Park Border: Arare chance to see India international defense boundary                                              Desert viewpoint : Perfect for photography 

Highlight: Tanot Mata Temple

Most Jaisalmer–Longewala trips include a visit to Tanot Mata Temple, located close to the border. It is believed that during the 1965 war, enemy bombs fell near the temple but none exploded — a miracle still narrated by locals and soldiers. The temple is managed and protected by the Indian Army and holds immense religious and emotional value.

The scenic desert surroundings and patriotic energy of the temple make it a must-visit destination during your trip.

Longewala War Museum & Battlefield

Upon reaching Longewala, visitors step into the battlefield where Indian soldiers made history. Major attractions include:

Destroyed Paskistani Tanks on Display                                                                                                         War Weapons and Military Artifacts                                                                                                              Bunkers and defense post                                                                                                                              Army- run war Musem                                                                                                                                 Audio - Visual Show

The museum showcases exhibits that tell the story of bravery, sacrifice, and strategic intelligence that led to India’s victory. Listening to the recorded war documentary gives visitors goosebumps and a strong sense of pride.

Many tourists spend time capturing photos with tanks or talking to soldiers posted in the area. The entire experience helps visitors understand the true power and discipline of the Indian Army.

Best Time for the Journey

The desert climate plays a major role in planning your travel:                                                                     October - March: Best time