Camels have been as much a part of Rajasthan as its people. Perhaps, no festival in the state could be complete without the camels taking part in it. And for all this the people are to be thanked the most that they have kept the traditions alive generation after generation. A camel safari is one the finest options to acquaint yourself with the architectural and cultural legacies of the state. From one corner of the country to the other, the royal land of Rajasthan amazes and exhilarates tourists and vacationers who arrive here in hordes. The rustic charm that surrounds the Rajasthani villages is a worthy experience for all. Forts, palaces, havelis, desert and dunes can all be glanced at by way of a camel safari that can be as short as one day and as long as a couple of weeks. Of course, the choice is yours.


Making a trip to a village means getting to see herds of cattle roaming freely, folks leading their easy pace of life, women busy with their routined household activities and partaking in the cultural performances that the local artists put up. Staying a day or two in one of the villages can get you closer to the village people and can let you conceive the true essence of the region and the lifestyle that's followed here. And this is when you will observe the warm hospitality of the people and their eagerness to serve the guests in the best possible ways. Besides, the traditional Rajasthani cuisines will always be there to delight your taste buds. An evening of fascinating cultural performances around a bonfire would be enough to capture your imagination.



Drifting sand dunes of Rajasthan command a lot of appreciation for the images they conjure before one's eyes. Riding a camel and reaching the rippled sand dunes holds a lot of significance from the tourist's point of view. At first sight, they may seem monotonous and dull but after spending some time amid these shifting expanse of sands would turn it all into a worthwhile experience.

Riding a camel, you can pay a visit to the forts and havelis of the region too. These efficient guys are the most suitable option to move along the ocean of sands. At the same time, as you are on your way, the camel attendant also loads you with interesting legends and stories. A variety of experience from the most bizarre to the most hilarious await you in the desert of the Thar.

Camel Safari Belt in Jaisalmer :
Jaisalmer - Bada Bagh - Baisakhi - Baramsar - Ramkunda - Roopsi - Ludrava - Kahla - Damodara - Kanoi - Sam - Salkhan - Kanoi Ki Beri - Khabha - Dedha - Jajia - Kudhara - Manpia - Moolsagar - Amarsagar - Jaisalmer

Nights in the desert can prove to be very chilly, so before you start you should take along with you swaeters, jackets, warm sleeping bag, additional blanket etc. During the daytime, you need to carry sun hat, sun glasses and suntan lotion among others. Mostly, camel safaris come along with food, drink and accommodation. On your part, you also need to drink plenty of water everyday to avoid dehydration.

The town of Jaisalmer is the base for embarking on camel safaris. The town has good links by air, rail and road. There are regular bus services from here to most of the cities and towns of the state. Taxis can also be hired here.
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