The sand dunes of Rajasthan picturesque set against the blue sky or the light of the moon can hypnotize anyone. Get yourself on a camel safari to explore the magic sand dunes of Rajasthan.
The Majestic Dunes
Rajasthan is known for its colorful culture, fauna, historical monuments, forts, gardens, lakes and markets. But the best exclusive Rajasthan is the majestic dunes in the Thar desert. In contrast with the blue sky, the wind into dunes offers a magical view. The picturesque dunes in the desert are the accumulation of marks windblown sand and one of the most interesting and beautiful nature. The ripples of the wind caressed dunes create enchanting mirages - the delight of photographers.
The picturesque dunes against a sky blue or the full moon, with perfectly contoured shadows of ripples and undulating ridges, have always been a favorite subject of photographers. Sand dunes are changing colors and shapes every minute. A trip to Rajasthan is incomplete without a trip to the sand dunes of Thar. These dunes are home to a variety of wildlife, very special to this area. Various cultural activities are organized with these dunes as a backdrop.
The Sand Dunes Trip
The charming sand dunes of Rajasthan can be best saw on a camel safari. The camel safaris are organised from Jaisalmer, nearest town to the desert. Jaisalmer is also a live tourist destination and its closeness to the desert makes it a must-visit city. Camel safari is the most well-liked mode of desert sight-seeing. It gives a chance to search the interiors of the state. The rural Rajasthan, in the immense desert, are available only through the camel safari. The best time for s desert safari across the deserts of Rajasthan is during October to February.
Main Locations for Taking Up Desert Adventure
Most of the sand dunes sites are near Jaisalmer. The trips are also easily arranged to the dunes of Jaisalmer sadn dunes sites.
Sam Sand Dunes : The most well-liked place for the sand dunes, Sam sand dunes are situated 42 Km from Jaisalmer. The gorgeous Sam Sand Dunes is the biggest tour to see the total sandy bush less desert. It has a truly magnificent stretch of sweeping sand dunes. A camel safari to the spot lasts for 3 to 4 days. The desert festival in February draws lots of tourists.
Ludharwa : A blended caste village with mud and stick houses with customary ornamental paintings and mirror works. Ludharva was the ancient capital of the Bhati Rajput kings.
Kanoi : A distinctive carpenters village, Kanoi is known for wonderfully carved wooden items. The sand dunes are closes the village.
Kuldhara : An deserted Paliwal Brahmins village who fled from eighty-four villages in one night due to the agony of then Prime minister. A very well-known spot for sand dunes seeing.
Khuri Village : forty kilometres from Jaisalmer, Khuri is known for its camel rides, shifting sand dunes that are about eighty metres high and remarkably gorgeous sunset, which could be followed by an special dinner.
Safari Tips: The weather in desert is extreme so it is best to take plenty of drinking water to prevent dehydration, along with sunscreen, sunglasses, and a first aid kit. Clothing should be loose to provide breathing space for the skin. Due to excessive sweating is best to wear cotton clothes and airy. Wear shoes, avoid exposing your skin as much to save the burning sun. Visitors should dress modestly from the safari passes in close proximity to villages. The Sola-stop, the local Rajasthani turban or some sort of head protection is also essential.
Camel Safari in Jaisalmer Belt: The camel safari in the dunes of Jaisalmer Golden Bada Bagh starts then Baisakhi and cross Roopsi Ludravra, Damodara, Moolsagar and finally ends in Jaisalmer after visiting Duzasar.
