Rajasthan Jaisalmer Camel Safari Tour- 17 Days Tour Pacakges
  • Duration

    Duration

    17 Days
  • Destinations Covered

    Destinations Covered

    Delhi, Mandawa, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Jaipur
  • Places

    Places

    6 Places

Overview

Get ready for a journey through the heart of Rajasthan, where golden deserts stretch as far as the eye can see and life moves to the rhythm of camel bells. This Rajasthan Camel Safari Tour is not just a vacation, it is a deep dive into India’s vibrant desert culture, full of adventure, tradition, and unforgettable memories.

We start in Delhi, where history meets modern life. From there, you will travel through charming towns like Mandawa, Bikaner, and the magical city of Jaisalmer, known as the Golden City. But the highlight of the tour is your multi-day camel safari across the stunning Thar Desert, where you will ride through small villages, peaceful sand dunes, and remote spots that tourists rarely get to see.

During the safari, you will spend nights in cosy desert camps, eat traditional Rajasthani meals cooked over fire, and enjoy folk music and dance under a star-filled sky. You will meet warm-hearted locals, see ancient temples, and discover stories hidden in the sands, like the mysterious abandoned village of Kuldhara or the peaceful oasis at Jeseiri.

As the trip continues, you will explore the royal forts of Jodhpur, take a village safari to meet the eco-friendly Bishnoi community, and end in the colourful city of Jaipur, home to palaces, markets, and elephant rides.

This tour is perfect for anyone who wants a little bit of everything – adventure, culture, local life, history, and fun. Whether it is your first time in India or your tenth, the Camel Safari Tour will give you new stories, beautiful views, and a deep connection to Rajasthan’s soul.

Let the desert welcome you with open arms one camel ride at a time.

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    HIGHLIGHTS:

    • Multi-Day Camel Safari Across Thar Desert – You will get on camel’s back and travel like the ancient traders once did through ancient trade routes.
    • Overnight Desert Camping Under Stars – You will get to experience the magic of sleeping in the heart of the Thar, with only stars and silence as your companions.
    • Spectacular Desert Sunrise and Sunset – You will get to witness the desert transform into gold as the sun rises and melts into the dunes during sunset.
    • Live Rajasthani Folk Performances – Do enjoy soulful music, vibrant Kalbelia dances, and traditional instruments like Sarangi and Ravanhatta at your desert camps.
    • Authentic Desert Cuisine by Local Cooks – Do enjoy traditional meals like ker sangri, gatte ki sabzi, dal-baati churma, and hot masala chai cooked fresh at camp.
    • Visits to Remote Desert Villages – You could interact with locals in offbeat villages like Chatrayil, Roopse, Dedha, and more, you can observe real desert life away from tourist zones.
    • Camel Caravans Led by Local Guides – Each camel will be guided by a local cameleer who knows the desert land by heart.
    • Stop at Desert Oasis – Jeseiri – Do Refresh yourself at the rare natural water spot of Jeseiri, a hidden oasis in the middle of the dunes.
    • Exploration of Jain Temples and Village Shrines – You will get to see intricately carved ancient temples in Ludharva and other sacred sites on the route.
    • Visit the Living Fort of Jaisalmer – You should discover the only fort in India still inhabited by a lively maze of homes, shops, and temples atop a golden hill.
    • Guided Tour of Junagarh and Mehrangarh Forts – You will get to explore two of Rajasthan’s most powerful and beautiful forts, filled with palaces and royal relics.
    • Traditional Handicraft Shopping in Local Bazaars – You could buy wood carvings in Kanoi, tie-dye textiles in Mandawa, and silverware in Jaipur.
    • Village Women Drawing Water from Beri of Kanoi – You will get to watch daily desert life as women balance pots on their heads, dressed in vibrant ghaghras.
    • Insight into Rajput & Bishnoi Village Cultures – You can learn how Rajput farmers and Bishnoi environmentalists coexist with the desert.
    • Views from High Sand Dunes at Sam – Do enjoy panoramic views of golden dunes, the desert wind brushing past your face as camel’s rest nearby.
    • Bishnoi Village Safari – Do visit this environmentally-conscious community preserving desert wildlife and eco-living for centuries.
    • Markets and Havelis of Mandawa – You can admire painted paintings on ancient merchant mansions and explore vibrant village markets.
    • Visit to Traditional Carpenter Village – Kanoi – You can watch skilled artisans shape wood into furniture and décor the old-fashioned way.
    • 17 Days of Seamless Planning – Do enjoy a perfectly paced journey where every city, camp, and meal is thoughtfully organized for maximum experience.
    • Private Transfers Across Rajasthan – You must travel comfortably by car through desert highways, small villages, and city roads without hassle.
    • Visit to Royal Cenotaphs at Badabagh – You will wander at the silence of these historic sandstone monuments dedicated to kings.
    • Dune Walks and Photography Sessions – You could walk on soft dunes, and click golden-hour portraits.
    • Evening Campfire in Desert Camps – Do gather around the crackling fire as musicians play and dinner is served under a starry night.
    • Sightseeing in Jaipur – the Pink City – You will make your eyes wander at Amer Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and Hawa Mahal which is considered as Jaipur’s crown jewels.
    • Blend of Adventure, Heritage, Culture & Comfort – This tour balances rural authenticity, royal architecture, local interaction, and complete comfort.

    Important Notes for Camel Safari Tour

    • Pack Layered Clothing – It is advised to bring light cottons for day and woolens for night as days can be hot but nights can be very cold.
    • Stay Hydrated – It is advised to always carry a water bottle and keep sipping even if you don’t feel thirsty as desert heat can dehydrate you quickly.
    • Use Sunscreen and Lip Balm – It is recommended to apply SPF generously and carry lip balm to avoid dryness as the desert sun and wind can be harsh.
    • Wear Comfortable Footwear – It is advised to wear sandals or soft shoes for walking on dunes, and sturdy shoes for city and fort sightseeing.
    • Photography is Welcome – But Be Respectful – It is advised to please always ask before photographing locals, especially in villages and temples.
    • Toilets in Desert Camps – It is advised to carry personal hygiene kits, tissues, and wet wipes for convenience.
    • Camel Ride Duration – It is to be noted that camel ride each day includes 2–4 hours of camel riding. Do inform in advance if you require breaks or alternate transport.
    • Medical Conditions – It is advised that if you have back/joint issues, altitude concerns, or dietary needs, do tell your tour manager before departure.
    • Luggage Recommendations – It is advised to pack light as soft travel bags or backpacks are easier to manage than hard suitcases in desert regions.
    • Alcohol Restrictions in Rural Areas – It is to be noted that alcohol is prohibited in many desert villages. Please Respect local norms.
    • Limited Electricity in Camps – It is advised to please carry a fully charged power bank as electricity is limited in some campsites, especially remote ones.
    • Respect Local Customs – It is advised to please remove shoes before entering temples, cover shoulders and legs, and avoid public displays of affection.
    • Network Connectivity – It is to be noted that expect no or low mobile signals during deep desert safaris. Do inform family and friends before going out.
    • Best Time to Travel – It is to be noted that the ideal months for travelling are October to March as April to June can be very hot. Monsoons are minimal in this region.
    • Carry ID and Travel Insurance – It is advised to carry a passport (for foreigners), Aadhaar/Voter ID (for Indians), and travel insurance.
    • Meal Expectations – It is to be noted that meals are mostly vegetarian in desert regions. Non-veg options may be limited during safari days.
    • Fitness Level – It is to be noted that a moderate level of physical fitness is advised.  Do practice walking or light cardio in advance if you are not used to long walks or saddle time.
    • Hotel Check-in Times – It is to be noted that Standard hotel check-ins are after 12 PM. Early check-in may be arranged on prior request, subject to availability.
    • Shower Availability – It is to be noted that desert camps may have bucket showers. Luxurious camps may provide in-suite bathrooms, do confirm when booking.
    • Local Shopping – It is to be noted that you must buy directly from artisans to support the local economy and get authentic items and bargaining could be done.
    • Transfers Between Cities – It is advised to be prepared for long drives (4–6 hours). Scenic roads and in-route stops are included.
    • Final Day Travel Buffer – It is to be noted that plan return flights after 7 PM from Delhi, or consider staying an extra night to avoid rush or fatigue.

    Best time to Visit Camel Safari Tour

    The ideal time to plan and enjoy your Rajasthan Camel Safari Tour, particularly the Jaisalmer Camel Safari experience, is during the winter months stretching from October to March. This period is widely regarded as the most pleasant and traveller-friendly season in Rajasthan, especially for outdoor desert adventures. The weather during these months is cool, crisp, and dry, making it perfect for daytime camel rides across the vast golden sand dunes, as well as for evening activities like folk performances, campfire dinners, and overnight stays under the starlit sky.

    The daytime temperatures typically range between 24°C to 30°C, which is warm but comfortable, while the nights drop to a cosy 10°C to 15°C, creating the perfect ambiance for cultural shows and peaceful sleep in the desert camps. In contrast to the harsh summer months, the winter sun is soothing rather than scorching, allowing travellers to explore not only the Thar Desert, but also nearby attractions like Jaisalmer Fort, Kuldhara village, and Bishnoi tribal areas, without exhaustion or dehydration.

    Additionally, the winter season in Rajasthan brings with it a number of cultural and traditional festivals, such as the Desert Festival in Jaisalmer, Pushkar Camel Fair, and Jaipur Literature Festival, all of which can be clubbed with your camel safari tour to enhance your overall experience. These festivals showcase the rich heritage, music, dance, and cuisine of Rajasthan, giving you a deeper cultural immersion.

    It is strongly advised to avoid visiting between April and June, as the summer temperatures can exceed 45°C, making travel uncomfortable and potentially unsafe due to the risk of heatstroke and dehydration. The monsoon months of July to September bring occasional rains, which may hinder travel plans and affect the quality of desert excursions.

    For a perfect blend of weather, culture, photography opportunities, and local interaction, winter remains the top recommended season for this desert adventure.

    Day By Day Itinerary

    • DAY 1

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      Arrival in Delhi

      Once you land in Delhi and finish off the formalities, our representative will arrange for your hotel transfer and help you through the check in process. If you land early in the day, you have the option to visit the Akshardham temple, the perfect confluence of history and architecture of the country. Else, you can rest at the hotel and acclimatize to the Indian time zone.

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    • DAY 2

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      Delhi

      The capital city of India has lots to offer to an eager eye. Stark differences in the architecture of buildings are evident in the city. One can only imagine how the city must have coped with the numerous shifts in powers. Probably, it also made the metropolitan that we see today. Rajghat, Qutub Minar, Red Fort, India Gate, Chandni Chowk are a few of the sights included in your guided tour. We return to the hotel for the night.

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    • DAY 3

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      Delhi - Mandawa

      After breakfast, we start towards the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. Our destination is Mandawa, a semi-arid region in the north east of the state. Mandawa is home to havelis built in the 18th and 19th century. Most of these havelis have paintings on their walls, which have made this area a favourite amongst tourists. Before returning to your hotel, we have a scheduled a visit to the market area to officially start your shopping in Rajasthan.

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    • DAY 4

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      Mandawa - Bikaner

      From Mandawa we head to Bikaner after breakfast. Known for its sweets and snacks all over the country, Bikaner is not a desert per se. It is an arid region and is filled with scrubs. Once we reach the hotel, you have some time for lunch and settle in. Later in the day, we set out for sightseeing in the city. We shall visit the Lalgarh Palace, Fort Museum, Junagarh Fort and of course, the market areas to taste the tradition of sweets and snacks of Bikaner.

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    • DAY 5

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      Bikaner - Jaisalmer

      We have an early morning breakfast before starting for Jaisalmer, the city untouched by modernism and capable of taking you back in time. The temples, palaces, lake and havelis of the city all wear a look that dates back a few centuries and that is exactly what makes your visit most exciting. The small streets, sandstone walls and the rich architecture make Jaisalmer one of the best tourist destinations in the country.

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    • DAY 6

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      Jaisalmer - Badabagh - Baisakhai - Ramkunda

      Finally, the day you were waiting for. We begin the safari leg of your tour with a camel ride to Badabagh. The Bhatti Rajput Kings who once ruled Jaisalmer built royal cenotaphs at Badabagh, which are worth seeing. For lunch, we take you to a typical village of Rajasthan, Baisakhai where you will also visit the village temple. We then travel to Ramkunda, a place of pilgrimage and filled with many Hindu temples. The night will be spent in the tents at Ramkunda.

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    • DAY 7

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      Ramkunda - Roopse - Ludharva - Chatrayil

      Your day to meet more Rajasthani folk starts with breakfast and then we resume our travelling. Travelling via the Roopse village which has mud and stick houses, we will reach Ludharva. After lunch, we will visit the Jain temple and resume travelling till we reach Chatrayil, a village with a large Muslim population. Here, you will have your dinner and sleep in the tents that have been set up for tourist purposes.

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      Chatrayil - Salkha Beri of Kanoi - Sand dunes

      We resume the Safari after breakfast and head to the Rajput village of Salkha. Here, we shall have lunch and take some rest. We will proceed to Beri of Kanoi, where there are numerous water wells. You can see the women of the desert in their colourful dresses fill water and stack multiple pots on their heads and make their way to their houses. Walking through the wonderful sand dunes, we will reach our campsite where dinner, folk music and campfire await you. An entertainment filled night and scrumptious dinner before you retire at the tents for the night.

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    • DAY 9

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      Sand dunes - Kanoi - Masoordi - Jeseiri

      After breakfast, we visit the village of Kanoi. This is the village of carpenters who excel in making beautifully carved items. After a bit of shopping in the village, we travel to Masoordi, our lunch stop. Our camels will further take us to the oasis at Jeseiri. Beautiful landscape and delicious dinner are a speciality of this Rajput village. Another night that will be spent in the desert camp.

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    • DAY 10

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      Jeseiri - Dedha - Deegasar - Kuldhara

      In the morning, we start moving towards Dedha where you can see the lifestyle of the Rajputs in much detail. Our lunch is scheduled at Deegasar, a village with a breath-taking landscape thanks to its lake. You can then see how agriculture is done in the desert state at Rajput Dhani. Later, we move to Kuldhara, an ancient village which was well planned and stood the test of time too.

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      Kuldhara - Moolsagars - Amarsagar - Jaisalmer

      Enjoy your last day of riding the camels as we make our way through Amarsagar and Moolsagarto Jaisalmer. After a tiring trip through the desert, the rest of the day is reserved for rest and relaxation.

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    • DAY 12

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      Jaisalmer

      After a delicious breakfast, you will visit the liveliest fort in the country, the Jaisalmer Fort. The fort is still strong and holds over a thousand people within its walls. Later in the day, you can visit as many havelis which are spread all over the city before we head to the Sand dunes once again for the Sunset Point. We will come back to the hotel at night.

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    • DAY 13

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      Jaisalmer - Jodhpur

      Travelling is now by road and we start for Jodhpur after an early breakfast. The guided tour at Jodhpur includes the Mehrangarh fort, the Jaswant Thada and the beautiful cenotaphs built in white marble in the memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh.

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      Jodhpur - Bishnoi Village Safari

      We follow the royal tradition of taking a camel safari at Bishnoi village. This age old custom was started by the kings of the region to display the richness of the cultural life of Jodhpur to their guests. You can either opt for a half day or full day safari of this region. Although culturally rich, water is scarce in the region and tourism is one way the place survives today.

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    • DAY 15

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      Jodhpur - Jaipur

      For our next destination, we move to the hustle and bustle of the city life of Jaipur. Although travelling to the city has shattered your tranquillity gained from the camel safari and visits to villages, do not miss the opportunity of exploring the city. The best part is that you do not have to travel far in the city to visit its tourist destinations. The tour for the day includes a ride past the Hawa Mahal and a trip to the markets of Jaipur.

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    • DAY 16

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      Jaipur

      Today you will visit the beautiful Fort of Amer, once the capital of the kingdom of Jaipur. You can make your trip to the fort more royal by opting for the elephant ride. The fort has stunning palaces with walls having mirror mosaic work. We will then go to the exquisite City Palace whose gardens and courtyards make you feel no lesser than a royal guest in the city. The Palace also houses a museum with rare manuscripts and miniature paintings that must not be missed. The king’s passion for astronomy can be witnessed by visiting the Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory built in the 17th century before we return to the hotel for some rest.

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    • DAY 17

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      Jaipur - Delhi

      After breakfast, we hit the roads again. This time towards Delhi and your flight back home. Our pit stop is the Neemrana Palace, a historical heritage hotel and your final dip at the colourful ghats of Rajasthan’s culture and hospitality.

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    How to book Camel Safari Tour?

    Booking the Rajasthan Camel Safari Tour, especially the Jaisalmer Camel Safari Package, is a smooth and hassle-free process designed to give you full control over your travel plans while ensuring professional support every step of the way. You can reserve your slot directly by visiting our official travel website, where detailed itineraries, package options, and custom add-ons are displayed for easy comparison. Alternatively, you may contact our dedicated customer care team through phone, WhatsApp, or email to receive one-on-one consultation tailored to your preferences.

    We offer flexible customization options that allow you to design the journey exactly how you want it, whether you prefer a romantic desert experience, a photography-oriented expedition, a cultural immersion with village stays, or a budget-friendly family package. You can choose from standard group departures, private tours, or luxury packages that include heritage hotel stays, gourmet meals, and even elephant rides in Jaipur.

    To confirm your booking, all it takes is a simple advance payment, after which you will receive a confirmation voucher, full itinerary, packing checklist, and important travel advisory documents. We highly recommend booking your camel safari tour at least 3 to 4 weeks in advance, especially during peak months such as December, January, and early February, when Rajasthan experiences high tourist footfall and desert camps are often fully booked.

    For those planning group trips, honeymoon surprises, or solo adventures, early communication allows us to arrange everything, from dietary preferences and private guides to arranging cultural evenings, bonfire events, and special anniversary or birthday celebrations in the desert camps.

    Our booking support is available 24×7, and we pride ourselves on offering transparent pricing, easy payment options, and local expert guidance, so your journey through the sands of Rajasthan is not just memorable but magical from the first step.

    If you are looking for a custom tour, please submit the contact form on our website. Our team will contact you as soon as possible.

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