Introduction

Jaisalmer is also known as “India’s Golden City” and is one of Rajasthan’s main cities, straddling the Pakistan border in the west. The village is primarily constructed of yellowish sandstone and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon ki Haveli, Salam Singh ki Haveli, Nathmal ki Haveli, Gadisar Lake, War Museum, Temples, and other heritage monuments can be found in the city. Overall, its desert, fauna, and diverse culture attract visitors from all over the world. On the other hand, the city is well-known for its cuisine, culture, and Rajasthani flavour.

A Jeep Safari through Rajasthan’s Sand Dunes is the ideal method to discover the true splendour of Rajasthan’s sleeping villages and the rugged desert track of the Thar Desert. The voyage leads you through the desert’s best-kept secrets, from the sun’s midnight hues to the enormous sea of shimmering sand and barren land’s ever-changing colours. 

The trip gives you a glimpse into rural Rajasthan and transports you to a bygone era in the state.

As you travel through remote villages, be impressed by the residents’ way of life, witness mud homes, and stroll down tiny pathways, you may observe antelopes, deer, and desert foxes.

           1. Sam Sand Dunes desert safari camps

The Sam Sand Dunes” are a set of sand dunes near Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India. The video goes over all of the important details that should be remembered when visiting this location. It’s about 800 kilometres from New Delhi and can be accessed via three routes (explained in the video). Apart from that, several aspects of area cultural heritage have been depicted, as well as appropriate lodging options.

There in the SAM Sand Dunes, where you can embark on a Camel Safari or a Jeep Safari, some breath-taking drone photos were acquired.

                                 2. Wind desert camp

During the months of September to March, Winds Desert Camp aims to bring the delights, charms, originality, and excitement of desert life to your doorstep. For your comfort and healthy eating, we have credibility, extensive expertise, and professional skill, all backed up by well-trained and experienced employees.

They assure you of one level of excellence in all disciplines to meet your needs at the lowest possible cost, which will astound you. They provide fully prepared tenting with toilet amenities and electricity, giving you a home away from home experience.

Enjoy the Rajasthani history in their nicely designed tents, which include a centre room, verandah, toilets, and all modern amenities such as 24 hour running water.

                                               3. Prince desert safari camp

The Prince Desert Camp is a one-of-a-kind camp experience set in the golden sand dunes of Sam, 45 kilometres from Jaisalmer (known as the sand dunes of Thar Desert). Your senses are enveloped in the peaceful tranquillity and stillness of the land every moment you stroll upon the boundless stretch of sun-kissed, glittering sands of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. 

The camp promises a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore the desert in its natural state. It’s a salute to the former Maharajas, and you’re given one with such panache that it leaves you speechless.

This is the Prince desert safari camp, which is close to the Thar sand dunes. We appreciated our stay in a magnificent tent, especially the ambience, space, view, and food. If you want to try something new, there is a camel safari and paragliding available.

                                             4. The serai , Jaisalmer Camp

The Serai is a one-hundred-acre desert oasis located in the Thar desert’s heartland, evoking the royal caravans of The Land of Kings. Its 22 tented rooms allow guests to totally immerse themselves in Jaisalmer’s mystical desert kingdom and golden citadel.

SUJAN is a great place to stay. Uncover the secrets of Jaisalmer in the Serai. Every pore is clogged with the symbols and trade routes of centuries of civilizations. It is a true ‘bhandar’ (treasure chest) of India’s mystical past as one of the few ‘live’ mediaeval forts left in the world.

The Serai, set on a one-hundred-acre private estate of indigenous desert scrub, is inspired by Rajputana’s royal caravan camps, combining the dash and vivacity of this Land of Kings. There is no better site to start exploring the mysterious surroundings of Jaisalmer and its famed golden fortress, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Evenings are spent beneath the enormous desert sky, accentuated by the stars and the old melodies of Manganiyar folk singers whose songs have haunted these dunes for ages.

                                          5. Oasis india camps

Oasis Camp Sam is a camping company based in Jaisalmer that organises nature camps in attractive and tranquil areas while taking into account India’s regional climate festivals and holidays. The camp offers a comfortable stay in a swish deluxe luxury tent with a verandah living area, sitting room, and adjoining bathroom with running hot and cold water, 24 hour power, and all modern amenities. 

Safaris by camel and jeep are also available at the property. Your evening will be filled with melodic folk music and dancing around a crackling campfire, followed by a lavish, delectable feast. The topic is “living with nature,” and the guiding phrase is “quality.”

Camels safari in the desert; traditional welcome on arrival; evening tea, coffee, and snacks; Rajasthani cultural programme; folk dance and DJ party; camp fire, group dance; Rajasthani vegetarian supper; night stay in a swish tent; morning tea and breakfast are all included in the stay.