Luxury Jaisalmer Tours

In Rajasthan, life defies the mighty Thar Desert and forges ahead to create marvels of culture and civilization. Nowhere is this heroic human struggle (i.e. life) more audacious against the relentless forces of nature than in the heart of the Thar desert, Jaisalmer.

Staying at a desert camp, equipped with state-of-the-art amenities for a cozy stay, is the archetypal Jaisalmer experience that should be on the top of your holiday bucket list.

Our luxury camps in SAM DUNES AND KHURI feature air-conditioned deluxe tents, king-sized beds, posh white linen, attached washrooms and on-camp entertainment with local folk music and dance performances. Your desert adventure options range from camel safaris to sand duning by jeeps.

Camels have been a part of the Rajasthan way of life for centuries. This “ship of the desert” has historically been the primary mode of transportation and trade in a region characterized by never-ending dunes of the desert.

Technology and the invention of the Internal Combustion Engine may have reduced reliance on this magnificent animal but camels are still loved in the region. Like the brave ancestors of this region, you must venture out to the golden sands of the desert on a Rajasthani camel and enjoy a mesmerizing sunset.

Like the Carcassonne Fort in France, the UNESCO World Heritage Site Jaisalmer Fort is one of the few remaining ‘living forts’ left in the world. Also known as the SONAR QILA (Golden Fort), almost one-fourth of the city’s population lives within the walls of this humongous fort.

Built by the legendary Rajput leader Jaisal in 1156 AD (from whose name the name of this region is derived) the Jaisalmer Fort was a prosperous stopover on the ancient Silk Road which connected Hindustan with the Eurasian continent. You just can’t miss this golden sandstone heritage icon.

During the daytime when the sun is beating down and the mercury rises, a desert is often a cruel place for humans and other living beings. But at night, when the sun sets, the sands cool down and lovely gusts of wind sweep across the landscape, it is quite a refreshing transformation.

We recommend that you enjoy a private dinner set amidst the serene dunes of the Thar Desert accompanied by traditional music and dance performances.

For adventurers and enthusiasts of off-roading the dunes of the Thar Desert with their rip-roaring crests and troughs offer an exciting opportunity to rev up the jeep’s engine and enjoy an adrenaline-pumping experience. An off-road odyssey should always be on your Jaisalmer plan. 

The once-thriving and prosperous but now-abandoned 13-th century Kuldhara Village of the Paliwal Brahmins, 10 miles from the city, is known as the “Haunted Village.”

For some reason, the village, after being inhabited for over 600 years was mysteriously abandoned in the early 19th century— the reasons for which are still unclear. The Ghost Village has become a popular attraction due to its haunted allure and eerie ambiance. 

Like all other important tourist centers in Rajasthan like Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur, Jaisalmer also offers you a world-class spa experience in its leading hotels and heritage resorts where you can unwind, relax and treat yourself to some pampering spa therapies.

A rejuvenating spa experience after adventures in the desert is not a bad idea.

The Sam Sand Dunes on the outskirts of Jaisalmer city is the ideal destination for a range of desert adventures like camel rides, jeep safaris, hot air ballooning and sand duning. It is also a sight of the famous DESERT FESTIVAL in the month of February and March.

Our luxury tents feature state-of-the-art amenities that are at par with desert safaris of the Gulf. With exciting crests and troughs, Sand Duning with Jeeps at the Sam Dunes is an exhilarating experience that is sure to give you rushes of adrenaline.