Jodhpur Division

Jodhpur Division, also known as Marwar (मारवाड़ Mārvāṛ), comprises the westernmost districts of Rajasthan in India. It consists of 6 districts: Balotra, Barmer, Jaisalmer, Jalore, Jodhpur, Pali, Phalodi and Sirohi. The Jodhpur region covers most of the Thar Desert, and home to the camel safaris on the desert.

• 26.2389573.024311 Jodhpur — the Blue City, site of the spectacular hilltop Mehrangarh Fort

• 25.7571.382 Barmer — a city of 100,000 people (2011)

• 26.9157570.908343 Jaisalmer — the Golden City, famous for its Havelis, and the Thar desert Safaris

• 25.3444872.625384 Jalore —

• 26.614870.71615 Khuri — small village that is a getaway for camel safaris or camping in the desert

• 26.72672.916 Osiyan — known for its ancient temple ruins and as a base for camel safaris into the dessert

• 25.7710973.323457 Pali — an industrial city with a small museum that has a good collection of stone artifacts acquired from different places of Rajasthan

• 25.1160473.472538 Ranakpur — home to the Ranakpur Temple, one of the most famous Jain temples

• 24.88572.86259 Sirohi —

• 25.9273.6710 Sojat — famous for its mehendi farms and its fort

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  24.5925972.715631 Mount Abu — is the only hill station in Rajasthan, very close to the Rajasthan-Gujarat border, in the Aravali hills.

Jodhpur Division is the westernmost division of Rajasthan and is the biggest division by area. It comprises six districts and is dominated by the two cities of Jodhpur and Jaisalmer.

Jodhpur Airport (JDH ^IATA), Jaisalmer Airport (JSA ^IATA).

Pali is famous for its sweet named Gulab Halwa made from milk and rose. 

	WARNING: Many countries advise against all travel within 10 km of the Indo-Pakistan border. The India-Pakistan border in Jodhpur division is unmarked in some areas, so be careful not to enter Pakistan illegally.

Jodhpur division is generally safe and welcoming for travelers, with low violent crime and friendly locals, though visitors should stay alert in crowded markets and at night. The main risks come from extreme heat, long remote desert stretches, and proximity to the India–Pakistan border in Jaisalmer and Barmer, where restricted zones must be respected. Major tourist hubs like Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and Mount Abu are well‑developed and easy to navigate, while rural districts require more caution, especially on narrow or isolated roads. Rail travel in the division is reliable, and road travel is smooth on highways but best avoided late at night due to heavy truck traffic. Travelers should stay hydrated, carry ID, use licensed guides and safari operators, dress modestly in rural or religious areas, avoid isolated desert areas without a guide, and keep valuables secure while following all local and border‑area instructions.