Camel Safari Camp Retreat
Camel Safari Camp Retreat, Jaisalmer
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Camel Safari Camp Retreat Jaisalmer

Camel Safari Camp Retreat Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, 345001, India

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Bikaner - land of the camels and desert

A travel blog entry by tomandcheu

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We got to experience 3AC class on the train today, not a lot different from 2AC in truth, just that there are three tiers of bunks instead of two. Our little section was not full but for the experience I climbed into the top bunk and Cheu, being sensible, went into the top bunk of the 2 tiered beds which run along the side of the carriage. All …

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Desert fun!!!

A travel blog entry by dbkay

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Our exploration of the town and fort came upon a wedding processional parade - very loud, noisy and colourful, with the all-important elephant leading the way through the narrow streets of Jaisalmer! It was ...

Mandwa, Bikaner and Jaiselmer

A travel blog entry by samantha.miller

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... in to the darkness we could be in a scene from a horror movie, but Mr Sanjid was true to his word and got us to Mandawa.We may have paid a little more than traveling by train but Mr Sanjid has driven us for miles round India and allows us to stay in places as little or as long as we like, he also makes beer stops, basically we have cut out all of the time wasting and hassle.

We arrived in Mandawa( the painted city) at 1am and stayed in a hostel which was ...

'THE' long awaited Camel Safari

A travel blog entry by carolerich

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As some of you know I have wanted to go on a camel safari for a very long time. It has finally happened and I am happy to say - been there done that!

This morning we headed out on a camel safari. We spent the better part of the day riding camels. Rocket, Richard's camel is a racing camel and I had Raj – she was just a run of the mill camel but we got along well. Overall, it was quite fun but as the hours went on, ...

Day 50 - Living on the edge

A travel blog entry by mereldzi

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... our decision, we had to swallow our assumptions along with our careful first bite. It blew up our tongues. In the good way. Props to whatever mad genius came up with it.
As we walked out of the restaurant we saw some other tourists about to throw up in their laps when they were presented with the Kofta specials they had ordered. We could’ve told them, but it’s a rite of passage one must take alone. In the spirit of things, ...