Thar Desert Tour Itinerary
Itinerary Details:
Day 01: Arrival Jaisalmer – Longewala – Tanot – Indo-Pak Border – Desert Camp Stay
Meet and Greet by our executives at your disposal. Transfer to thar desert camp en-route visit Longewala the battle of Longewala was one of the first major engagements in the western sector during the Indo – Pakistani war of 1971, Fought between assaulting Pakistani forces and Indian defenders at the Indian border post of Longewala, in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan state in India.
Tanot
The temple was constructed and the idol of the reigning deity was installed by the Bhati
RajputKing Tan Rao in 828 AD. Since then, the temple has been revered and worshipped by the Bhati Rajputs and the people of Jaisalmer for generations.
Indo-Pak Border
The India – Pakistan border Known locally as the International Border (IB), is the
international boundary that separates India and Pakistan.
Length:- 3,323 KM (2,065 mi) Current shape:- 02 July 1972; Demarcation of the Line of Control after ratification of the…Established:- 17 August 1947 etc.
And transfer to desert camp check-in your camp overnight stay at thar desert camp.
Your One Night Stay Including The Following:
- Welcome with Aarti & Tikka.
- Welcome drink on arrival.
- One Camel Safari in the evening .
- Folk Dance, Music & DJ Party. ➢ Bonfire with Cultural program.
- Evening tea/coffee with snacks.
- Buffet Dinner & Breakfast.
- Two (02) Bottles of mineral Water.
- Overnight stay in Luxury thar Desert Camp (Attached Bathroom)
Day 02: Kuldhara Village – Jaisalmer Local Sightseeing – Railway Station Drop
After breakfast check-out from the desert camp and Start to visit Kuldhara Village. Kuldhara is an abandoned, india. Established around the 13th century, it was once prosperous village inhabited by Paliwal Brahmins. According to a popularly held notion, the village is now inhabited by ghosts. Once a home to rich Paliwal Brahmins, the “haunted” village was abandoned by its inhabitants because of atrocities committed by a powerful minister of Jaisalmer, Salim Singh.
After that Start to Sightseeing in Jaisalmer & get ready to witness one of the “living forts” of the world- the Jaisalmer Fort which is home to almost one-fourth population of the town. The fort is made of Golden Lime stone is also known as Sonar Quilla. Thereafter, visit all the ancient structures dating to 12th to 15th century. And also visit Chandraprabhu Jain Temple, Patwon-ki-haveli, Nathmal-ki-haveli and Salim singh-ki-Haveli are some of the exquisite buildings of the town, Gadi sagar Lake. Drop at jaisalmer railway station for onword Journey.
Tour ends with sweet memories at Jaisalmer:
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Thar Desert
The Thar Desert, also known as the Great Indian Desert, is a large, arid region located in the northwest of India and eastern Pakistan. The desert covers an area of approximately 200,000 square kilometers and is the world’s 7th largest desert.
The Thar Desert is characterized by its harsh, dry climate, which features high temperatures during the day and cool temperatures at night. The desert receives very little rainfall, with most of the precipitation occurring during the monsoon season from July to September. Despite its harsh climate, the Thar Desert is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, including several unique species that are adapted to the desert environment.
The Thar Desert is also home to several indigenous communities, including the Rajasthani people of India and the Thari people of Pakistan. These communities have developed their own distinct cultures and traditions, which are shaped by the desert environment.
Balloon Safari
A hot air balloon safari in Jaisalmer is a thrilling and unique way to explore the city and the surrounding Thar Desert. The balloon safari typically takes place early in the morning, providing an opportunity to witness the sunrise over the desert and enjoy stunning views of the landscape from above.
The balloon safari typically lasts for about an hour and covers a distance of several kilometers, depending on the wind conditions. The balloons typically fly at an altitude of 500 to 1,000 feet, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the desert, sand dunes, and nearby villages.
During the balloon safari, visitors may spot local wildlife such as desert foxes, camels, and various bird species. The balloon ride also offers a unique vantage point to see several popular tourist attractions, such as the Jaisalmer Fort, the Patwon ki Haveli, and the Salim Singh ki Haveli, from a different perspective.
Jeep Safari
A jeep safari in the Jaisalmer desert is another popular way to explore the Thar Desert and its surroundings. Jeep safaris are ideal for those who want to explore the desert’s remote corners or those who prefer a more adventurous experience than a camel ride or a hot air balloon ride.
Jeep safaris typically take visitors on a journey through the dunes and to various desert villages and attractions. The jeeps can navigate the rugged terrain, providing an opportunity to explore the more remote corners of the desert that may not be accessible by other means.
Camping
Camping in the Jaisalmer desert is a popular activity for tourists who want to experience the beauty and tranquility of the Thar Desert. Several companies offer a range of camping options to suit different tastes and budgets, from luxury tents with all the amenities to basic, more traditional-style tents.
Most desert camps are located on or near the sand dunes, providing a unique and authentic experience of desert life. Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, including camel rides, cultural shows, and stargazing. Many desert camps offer traditional Rajasthani music and dance performances, as well as traditional cuisine.
