An Oasis of Rare Exclusivity
Jodhpur is known as Rajasthan’s blue city and is also the second largest city in Rajasthan. Jodhpur is albeitly known for its blue buildings which were painted blue to signify residence by Brahmin’s, India’s highest caste. There are more than several attractions of heritage value in Jodhpur that are conducted in the Jodhpur Heritage Walk.
In this story, we’d like to bring to light some of the more iconic wildlife of the Thar desert, some of which you may be able to spot at our luxury desert camp in Jodhpur!
A monument whose praises do it little justice. Mehrangarh truly is the towering jewel of Jodhpur, standing tall and proud like a watchful guardian over the splendid city that’s just a short drive away from our luxury desert camp in Jodhpur.
The mighty Thar. The name itself invokes visions of grandeur and a sense of the unknown. One of the biggest deserts in the world covering 200,000 sq km, the Thar might seem devoid of life at first. But look closer.
Jaisalmer, the Golden city of Rajasthan, is no exception to the rule. Home to some of Rajasthan’s most iconic sights, Jaisalmer city is located at a convenient 3 hour drive from our desert camp and resort, and is the perfect destination to explore.
The Thar is one of the most impressive expanses of dry desert in the world. With an overall radius of nearly 170,000 sq km, the great Indian desert ranks as the 9th largest tropical desert in the world.
The concept of a desert safari is just a little bit different from a conventional forest safari, owing to the unique conditions and flora and fauna here. We detail out exactly what to expect from a desert safari in Jodhpur, here at our luxury desert camps.
The great lands of Rajasthan comprise mostly arid desert regions and shrub forest, something that poses a problem when it comes to agriculture and availability of potable water.
The Thar is one of the most impressive expanses of dry desert in the world. With an overall radius of nearly 170,000 sq km, the great Indian desert ranks as the 9th largest tropical desert in the world.
India’s Dromedary camels are a signature aspect of Rajasthani culture, with 85% of the country’s wild camel population belonging to this vibrant state leading the state government to declare the camel as their state animal in 2014.
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