Itinerary

Day 1

Day 01 : Arrival Jaisalmer: Pick up from the railway station & drive to The Camel Safari Camp Retreat, located near Kanoi village ( 25 minutes drive) .Check in to your comfortable & luxurious swiss cottage tents. Post lunch your colourfully attaired butlets will familiarize you with your bedecked camels for the safari. Take a 2 hour camel ride from Kanoi to The Sam Sand Dunes to watch the spectacular sunset. Evening view traditional folk dancers perform at the camp retreat & relish your bar-be-cue delicacies over a bonfire session. Dinner & overnight at The Camel Safari Camp Retreat, Jaisalmer.

Day 2

Day 02 :Sightseeing of Jaisalmer & commence Camel Safari: Drive in jeeps post breakfast to Jaisalmer to view the Fort & the intricately carved havelis. Post lunch commence your camel safari.From Jaisalmer, a camel safari of a few hours takes you to Badabagh, where the tombs of the Bhatti Rajput kings (erstwhile rulers of Jaisalmer) are worth visiting. Close to Badabagh is the village of Baisakhai, with an interesting old Hindu temple. A brief halt at Baisakhai is followed up with a ride to Ramkunda, known both for its picturesque location and for its Hindu temples. Our camel safari will halt for the night at Ramkunda . Dinner & overnight in camping tents at Ramkunda.

Day 3

Day 03 : Camel Safari:Post breakfast carry on to the village of Roopsi, with its wattle-and-daub houses, straight out of antiquity. Further on from Roopsi, the camel safari winds its way to the village of Ludharva, which is dominated by a Jain temple. Chatrayil, a typical Muslim village, complete with a mosque, is the next halt, and is a nice place to spend the night.Dinner & overnight at Chatrayil.

Day 4

Day 04 : Camel Safari: Post breakfast we proceed to the Rajput village of Salkha, which is in close proximity to the sand dunes of Beri of Kanoi. When you get to this point, make sure you've got your camera handy. Beri of Kanoi has lots of traditional Rajasthani wells, and you'll invariably find village women, in colourful lehengas, fetching water. Kanoi itself is a village of carpenters, and produces excellent handcarved wooden items- perfect for that `souvenir from Rajasthan' for folks back home.
From Kanoi, the camel safari proceeds to Masooradi village, and then on to the oasis of Jeseiri. After a wash-and-change at Jeseiri (that's what oases are for!), the camels move on to the Rajput village of Dedha and then to Deegasar, a lakeside hamlet which is picture-perfect.

After Deegasar, the next halt is the village of Kuldhara, where excavations have revealed ancient settlements dating back many centuries. From Kuldhara, the safari heads back to Jaisalmer, passing through the hamlets of Moolsagar and Amarsagar on the way. Amarsagar is home to a finely carved Jain temple, and is worth a halt.Overnight Jaisalmer.

Day 5

Day 05 : Departure Jaisalmer post breakfast for onward destination.

Extra Information

Inclusions -

Accommodation in swiss cottage & camping tents with all meals, refreshments, morning & evening tea & snacks, camels with trainers & guides & escort jeeps with all taxes

Exclusions -

Any other items not specified as above