The camels, better known as the "Ship of the desert," is the lifeline for the desert people, whose major mode of transportation depends on camels only. The adventure trip inside the Thar desert is one which is hard to forget the whole life. Beside the blurry, savage and extreme reflection of the desert lies the adventure of exploring the sandy landscape and passage through remote villages. The same desert experience can be had in the Sam Sand Dunes in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.

To explore the eccentricities of Rajasthan on the back of the best guide - the Camel, one can go for a short safari through a typical Rajasthani village or a long-distance expedition lasting a few days. The best times for travelling are the cooler parts of the day, the mornings and evenings.

The sea of yellow shimmering sand gives the barren land an extraordinary look. Close to the village one can see herds of cattle and sheep roaming around carelessly and children trotting off to school while their mothers prepare their meal on a dung-fire. The taste of the authentic Rajasthani food is great, and the hospitable men and women are at the service of their guests, eager to fulfill every request.


Places of Camel Safari in India
Bikaner
An early morning tour of Bikaner give the travellers ample oppurtunities to visit the Sandeswar & Bandeswari Temple. After this, they can straight way head toward safari point via Desnoka, the famous Rat Temple dedicated to Karni Mata.

Camel Safari in Bikaner Belt
Bikaner - Deshnoke - Jangju - Densar i- Sansi - Kajura - Pitharia - Chakoo - Mangli ki Dhani - Chimna - Jamba

Jaisalmer
Sight seeing at Jaisalmer through Camel Safari includes places like Tricuta Fort, Cannon Bastion, Salim Singh Ki Haveli, Gandhi Sagar, Loudra Jain Temple and the important Sunset Point.

Camel Safari in Jaisalmer Belt
Jaisalmer - Bada Bagh - Baisakhi - Baramsar - Ramkunda - Roopsi - Ludrava - Kahla - Kharoe ki Dhani - Damodara - Kanoi - Sam (Dune Safari Camp) - Salkhan - Kanoi ki Beri - Khabha - Dedha - Jajia - Kuldhara - Manpia - Moolsagar - Amarsagar - Duzasar - Jaisalmer.

Jodhpur
Camel Safari in Jodhpur includes a half-day's sightseeing tour of the fortified city of Jodhpur atop the rocky hill at a hight of 125 meters. The fort is entered through several formidable gates and was once considered invincible. The palaces within are noted for their fine lattice work in red sandstone. Even a visit to the Jaswant Thada, an imposing marble memorial built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II can be a wonder.


Safari Tips
The weather in the desert is extreme so it is better to carry plenty of portable water to avoid dehydration, along with a sun screen, goggles, and a first aid kit. The clothes should be airy to provide your skin breathing space. Due to heavy sweating, it is better to wear cotton clothes and loose fitted ones. Wear shoes, avoid exposing your skin much to save from the sun burn. Visitors are requested to dress modestly since the safari passes in close proximity of villages. The Sola-Topee, the local Rajasthani turban or some kind of head protection is essential too.

Just "Listen to the silent call of the spectacular wilderness of the desert and wonder about life in the untamed countryside of this fascinating desert.." Go for a break to feel the difference.