Hotel Neeraj Jaisalmer
Shiv Road Jaisalmer Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, 066100, India
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Camels, beers and camping
... about an hour in a jeep to rendezvous with our camels on the outskirts of the deserts. After applying 7 layers of sunscream, we jumped on our camels and were led by our trusty camel guy "Mega" . Mega was quiet the entertainer and did various impressions his favorite being his impression of the Japanese tourist !
Mega was the type of person who didn't seem to have a care in the world and just went around smiling ...
Golden city and camel trekking
... spent! I just sat back and watched as they pulled out piece after piece and spread them all over the floor it got a bit crazy with material everywhere. She also bought me a pashmina as a xmas/birthday pressie - thanks amy!!!!!!!
Ravi picked us up at 2pm and we drove out on the road into the desert to go for our camel trekking and night camping. We arrived and got on our camels pretty quickly, there was probably about 20 people altogether but ...
"anythings is possibles" in Jaisalmer
... br>
At 2.30pm we headed out on our camel safari, firstly for an hour and 1/2 ride in a jeep. On the way, we were shown some fossils and also taken to one of the only lakes in the desert. Here, we met two young lads who must have only been about 11 years old, they were playing with what resembled an old, bent bycicle wheel attached to a long piece of wire - merrily rolling it along the sand. It appeared that they must spend most of their days playing with only ...
Riding across the desert
... strong as well. I noticed that all our camels were males, and Saleem explained that the females weren’t strong enough for these kind of trips. The males can take the weight of 3 men without even thinking, and when they’re up to speed they can be just as fast as a horse. In February, Jaisalmer celebrates a Camel Festival complete with camel polo and camel races. One year, Saleem placed 2nd on Baba Lou. I tried to picture being on top of one of ...
The city in the desert
... at 5:30am at the train station when you've just arrived. This country never sleeps when it comes to sell something to the tourists. On another side they don’t seem to be that bothered when it comes to customer service. After mentioning to the hotel manager that we aren’t going to do any safari he suddenly remembered that our room was booked already for the next day and that we could leave now or stay one night maximum... This is ...



