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The great Indian Thar desert lives the tale of the days gone by. Legends of battles fought around the great forts, kings and princes, who built exquisite palaces, art and craft of high order, all survive today as they did centuries ago. A rich culture, in this living desert, provides a setting for an adventure expedition par excellence. We take you along the sands of time on a camel safari, to unravel the love legends of the desert. The Thar Desert is best explored on camel-back. Lope across the sand dunes, startle a black-buck from a clump of cacti and desert romance rides along in the outlying villages and in the vast wilderness of this spectacular desert.
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CAMEL SAFARI HIGHTLIGHTS  | One groom for each camel is provided for grooming, feeding and watering also saddling and unsaddling every day. | | English speaking trail boss and one or two grooms ride along on extra Camels. | | A Masseur will be available to relieve you of the fatigue of riding on long safaris | | Stay as special guest in Forts & Palaces. | | Folk entertainment. | | All meals & accommodation and transfers to & from Sekhawati. |
Outline Itinerary Explore on Camel back Shekhawati, a region of strange, profound beauty. While the terrain is barren, dry and hostile, the architecture and painting possess a richness unparalleled in all India, with an incredible number of mansions, palaces and cenotaphs decorated inside and outside with detailed and vivid colourful murals.
Outline Itinerary The camel safari starts from Manwar a midway location in the Thar desert on the road to Jaisalmer. Approx. 3 hrs drive time from either Jodhpur, Jaisalmer or Bikaner. The route chosen in Camel Safaris are off-the-beaten track and are run by experienced guides and with superior quality of tented accommodation. If interested you can stay in traditional desert hut at a farm.
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