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A tent style room with a double bed, carpeted floor and rocking wooden chair at MANVAR Sevan The Desert Camp.

Sevan is Manvar’s heritage desert camp where heritage meets legacy. Inspired by royal tented cities, it offers a traditional yet comfortable desert stay.

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Experience a perfect 2N/3D getaway from Ahmedabad to the Thar Desert. Explore Manvar’s serene dunes, rich culture, and perfect stays.

Outdoor dining space at Manvar Resort Desert and Camp featuring a sets of chairs and tables with food on them.

Manvar Shergarh is a cosy and tranquil spot to take a lunch break on your journey between Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. Experience time-honoured Rajasthani warmth and hospitality.

Interiors of a tent which is spacious and has double size bed, sofa, centre table, and a cabinet table with tea and coffee maker at MANVAR Kumat Thar Serenity Camp.

Escape to Manvar Kumat, a serene desert retreat in Rajasthan where elegance meets the quiet beauty of the Thar’s timeless dunes.

A young woman with a black top and a brightly coloured skirt looks out over a hazy desert city.

These things to do in Rajasthan will bring unforgettable experiences, from the royal grandeur of Mehrangarh Fort and the serene beauty of Jaswant Thada to the golden allure of Jaisalmer’s dunes and havelis.

A Rajasthani man in traditional clothing rides a decorated camel through a dry, barren landscape.

Whether you are marvelling at the dunes, soaking in the sunset, or listening to the stories of the Thar, each moment of the camel safari, thar at Manvar, is a step into a world far removed from the ordinary.

A camel train in silhouette walking across a sand dune at sunset in the Thar Desert, Rajasthan, India.

Embark on an unforgettable Rajasthan desert tour at Manvar, where comfort meets adventure in the heart of the Thar Desert. Experience thrilling activities, cultural immersion, and exquisite Rajasthani cuisine for a truly unique desert getaway.

A white canvas safari tent is set up in the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, India, at sunset.

Experience the magic of Jodhpur with a stay at Manvar Resort & Desert Camp! Discover luxurious accommodations, delightful dining, and unforgettable desert adventures that perfectly blend comfort and culture.

An ancient Indian fort made of yellow sandstone with a dramatic sky of white clouds and a hint of blue.

Over the centuries, the fort has witnessed numerous battles, sieges, and political intrigues. The fort was crucial in defending the kingdom against invaders, serving as a bastion of Rajput pride and resilience.

A pile of bright red dried chillies at a market stall, in a close-up overhead shot.

The cuisine is an appealing blend of flavours, colours, and aromas passed down through generations. Rajasthani cuisine offers a culinary experience as grand as the state itself, from the spicy and savoury to the sweet and indulgent.

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Explore the must-visit spots near Jodhpur, from enchanting temples to lively villages. Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture just a short drive away!

An aerial shot of the walled city of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India, and the surrounding Thar Desert at sunset.

Journey through the fascinating history of Jaisalmer Fort, from its majestic origins to its enduring legacy. Discover the fort's rich past while experiencing Rajasthan's royal charm.

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The cultural heritage of Rajasthan is a vibrant mosaic of art, music, dance, and traditions that have been preserved and cherished over centuries. Rajasthan's cultural offerings are as diverse as its landscapes!

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Jodhpur boasts several magnificent temples, each with unique charm and historical significance. Let us embark on a journey to explore six of the most prominent temples in Jodhpur.

A long hall in an Indian palace is decorated with colourful, detailed arches and ornate traditional patterns.

For centuries, skilled artisans have translated the state's rich heritage, royal grandeur, and natural beauty into stunning works of art, captivating the world with their meticulous detailing and vibrant colours.

An aerial view of the historic blue city of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, and the surrounding arid landscape.

Ever wondered why Jodhpur is called the Blue City? Discover its stunning blue architecture and vibrant culture in our latest blog!

Cultural event at a historic fort in Jaipur, showcasing Indian tradition with people in vibrant attire.

This three-day extravaganza, held every year in February, showcases Rajasthan's rich cultural heritage, captivating visitors with its folk performances, vibrant processions, and a unique blend of tradition.

A group of musicians playing traditional Indian instruments on a sand dune under a bright blue sky.

Uncover the essence of Rajasthan on our 4-day journey through Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. Marvel at majestic forts, tranquil lakes, and mesmerizing desert vistas, creating memories that last a lifetime.

A flock of cranes are flying high up in a blue sky.

Among Thar Desert's many treasures are the Khichan Cranes and the Lohawat Bishnoi Temple, two destinations that offer visitors a glimpse into the region's unique wildlife and spiritual heritage.

A traditional white Indian temple with intricate carvings and a golden archway in Rajasthan, India.

In the vibrant tapestry of Rajasthan's cultural heritage, the Bhadariya Temple and Ramdevra Temple stand as shining beacons of devotion and spirituality. These revered shrines continue to draw pilgrims and visitors from far and wide, each with its unique history and significance.

A group of musicians playing traditional Indian instruments on a sand dune under a bright blue sky.

Jaisalmer proudly stands as a testament to the valour, grandeur, and rich heritage of the Rajput rulers. The "Golden City '' of India, Jaisalmer, with its mesmerizing sandstone architecture, intricate havelis, and captivating culture, offers a timeless glimpse into Rajasthan's royal past.

Jaisalmer Fort is illuminated at night with a starry night sky above, in Rajasthan, India.

The desert is a place where you can experience starry nights and desert dreams. It is a place where you can find yourself, and lose yourself. It is a place where you can create memories that will last a lifetime.

A traditional Rajasthani woman in a red and yellow sari dances while musicians play in the background.

Nestled in the heart of India, Rajasthan, often referred to as the “Land of Kings,” boasts a heritage steeped in colour, vibrancy, and cultural richness. One of the most captivating facets of this heritage is the splendid array of Rajasthani folk dances, each a living testament to the state’s history, diversity, and the spirit of its people.

A panoramic view of a safari tent camp in the desert, with a group of people relaxing outside.

When you think of a trip to Rajasthan, images of majestic forts and expansive deserts often come to mind. However, there’s a side to this vibrant state that’s equally captivating yet lesser known – the charming village walks. One such hidden gem is the village near Manvar, where you can immerse yourself in the heartwarming local culture and discover the essence of rural Rajasthan.

Camels adorned in vibrant blankets resting in the Jaisalmer desert.

In the vast expanse of the Thar Desert, camels reign as the majestic “Ship of the Desert.” From transportation to trade, camels have been invaluable companions to desert-dwelling communities. In this blog, we delve into the significance of camels, exploring their role as the lifeblood of the desert and celebrating the unique bond between humans and these resilient animals.

A red SUV leaving tyre tracks in the dry mud of a desert with distant hills under a grey sky.

Rajasthan is a thriving state renowned for its voluminous heritage, history, and culture. It is renowned for its palaces, forts, deserts, and vibrant bazaars. In Rajasthan, taking road trips is a common way to experience the state’s diversity and beauty. The Manvar desert camp is one such rising-in-fame road trip site.

A small group of tourists stand on the peak of a sand dune, with footsteps leading up to them.

The Thar Desert, also known as the Great Indian Desert, is one of the most fascinating places to explore in India. Covering an area of approximately 200,000 square kilometres, it is the world’s 17th largest desert and lies in the northwestern region of India.

A wide shot of antelopes grazing near some trees in a dry, grassy field in Rajasthan, India.

Despite the expectations that a desert does not harbour many living creatures, the Thar desert is an incredible place to experience scrub forest-type wildlife. This arid region is home to a variety of species that have adapted to the harsh conditions of the desert. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at some of the wildlife you can expect to encounter on a safari around our desert camp near Jodhpur.

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