Desert Adventure Camp Jaisalmer

1. Heritage Walk to the Kuldhara Village - A tour of Kuldhara village, a deserted village which was once inhabited by Paliwal Brahmins. As per the legend, 300 years ago the entire community vanished overnight due to the evil prime minister’s Debauchery. Here you will get to witness the ruins of the temples and houses.

2. Camel rides to the dunes and non-touristic areas - Ride a camel through the desert and sand dunes for an unforgettable experience. Explore the local village nearby as well.

3. Rajasthani Cultural Program with Folk Dance and Musical Performances - Witness a vibrant folk dance performed by the local artists dressed up in black star studded ethnic outfits and dancing gracefully to the beats and tunes of folk music.

The popular attractions near Desert Adventure Camp Jaisalmer are:

1. Sam Sand Dunes - The sand dunes in the desert are just one min walk away from the campsite, here you can enjoy camel safari, dune bashing, jeep safari, and many other activities.

2. Desert National Park - A home to many exotic birds and wild animals stretched across an area of 3000 sq km. This national park is home to chinkara, blackbuck, sand grouse, desert fox and cat, desert gerbil, fringe-toed agama eagles and blue bull, and many migratory birds including the endangered Great Indian Bustard.

3. Khaba Fort - A ruined citadel situated in the deserted and barren village of Kuldhara. This fort dates back to the 13th Century and was once a significant landmark of the village of Paliwal brahmins.

4. Nathmalji-ki-Haveli - A heritage mansion built by 2 Muslim Jeweler brothers on the order of Salim Singh. This mansion is one of the most beautiful heritage mansions of Jaisalmer and is famous for its asymmetrical design of opposite sides.

5. Patwon-ki-Haveli - A medieval mansion converted into a museum that showcases the lifestyle of rich families of ancient times, artwork, antique furniture, and much more.

6. Jaisalmer Fort - Jaisalmer Fort is also known as the “Sonar Quila” Golden fort due to its magnificent architecture of yellow sandstone. It is a UNESCO world heritage site and the only living fort of India.

The camp is located at a distance of 45 km from Jaisalmer. You can reach the campsite by shared/ private cab or public transport. For a hassle-free experience, you can book the pickup and drop from the resort and get transferred in a sanitized, air-conditioned vehicle.