Pushkar is well known for its camel safari. All those who travel to the holy town of Pushkar should never miss a chance to go on a camel safari. This is a great way to explore the vast expanse of the desert landscape in Pushkar which pulls travelers from every corner of the world. The most interesting means of exploring the desert around Pushkar is by camel safari and virtually everyone who comes here goes on one.

Camel Safari in Pushkar is a great experience where one can explore the rugged terrain of the Great Indian Desert of Sahara using camels as ones carriers. The Aravalli Range here are one of the world's oldest, and have sandy fields, small dunes, beautiful hills and mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets. The camel safaris in Pushkar takes one to the destinations where one witnesses small villages along the way and if one happens to visit during crop harvesting , the views are exceptionally alluring .

Camel Safari in Pushkar is a once in a lifetime experience. Camel Safaris are certainly the ideal way to spend time exploring the rustic and royal Rajasthan. Camel Safari in Pushkar is an adventure, which takes you through the golden sands of the vast Thar Desert providing the glimpse of the desert lifestyle through remote villages. One can ride or walk along leisurely with the Camel safari and enjoy the desertscape. Our camel carts are fully equipped and tourists need not bother about comfort in the desert.

The special cultural performances on the sand dunes, the camps set up for the travelers, the traditional Rajasthani meals and the picturesque hamlets with friendly folks, all together make Camel Safaris on of the special adventure tour in India.

Besides riding the camel there are certain other facts too that you should keep in mind while traveling the desert regions of the Pushkar.

» The weather in desert is extreme so do carry a good backup of plenty of portable water to avoid dehydration, sun
   screen, goggles, and a first aid kit.

» Get information about the weather.

» The clothes that you are going to wear should also provide your skin breathing space, because of the hot climate
   you are tend to sweat. Its better to wear cotton clothes and loose fitted ones and wear shoes, avoid exposing
   your skin as much as possible or you'll get a sun burn.

» Visitors are requested to dress modestly since the safari passes in close proximity of villages. A Sola-Topee, the
   local Rajasthani turban or some kind of head protection is essential too.