This is a land of princes, palaces and peacocks and is renowned for its monuments art and culture that goes back to several centuries. The forts and palaces show the Rajasthani romance of art of gallantry.

Besides one camel per pax on the safari, a camel cart accompanies on the tour to handle baggage and allow riders to take rest as and when required. Circuit around the Jaisalmer enroute, pass the Muslim, Rajput, tribal village, occupied & abandoned, see field of hardy millet and come across flocks of sheep's and goats with their tinkling bells. Watch wildlife like spotted dears, black bucks, hare, partridges, sandgrouse, wolf desert fox, great Indian bustard.

Riding a camel is not easy as people consider it is most great experience. We provide good, trained riding camel that can cover up to 50 Km. Normally the safari moves to 20- 30 km a day, over a span of 5/7 hours with halts for tea, meals, photography. On the way stop at a friendly village or home for half an hour, for enjoying a cup of tea or some time just enjoying the welcoming smiles of the family. The colorful clothing of the women of the desert and their superb jewelry is fantastic complements to the tall, brightly turbaned

men. Around the mid day we stop for lunch at nice places and enjoy the Rajasthani food. In the evening have a nice veg / non-veg Rajasthani dinner. Night halts are usually given near the village to provide opportunities to mingle with local village folk and to provide insight to the traditional way of their life and culture. If you want camel drivers can often be persuaded to sing us a few their old folk songs in the night sleep among the dunes away from civilization One tour includes three meals a day, tea or coffee, mineral water bottles, an escort and tents on sharing basis, kitchen tent, toilets tents with pit systems, foam mattresses.

Participation in horse safari offer a unique chance to horse lovers from all over the world to ride pure bred Indian horses and knows how different they feel and handle in cross country riding. Earlier times horses were a mode of fast communication on country tracks and cross country routes & now days with the coming of roads trains, cars, buses the horses fell in to disuse. The three patrons left namely races, polo, and the armed forces. There are three predominant breeds of north Indian horses

namely Marwari, Kathiawari and Sindhi. The saddlers are strong, simple, and comfortable & these riding saddles were used in the British cavalry in India. The same design is still used in the Indian cavalry regiments.

Horse safari is a unique offer to enjoy the real Rajasthan away from mass tourist circuit and see enchanting lakes, gardens, palaces, havelies, shimmering sands of the desert, mountains and agriculture fields. Rajasthan is abounds in wildlife. depending upon the route taken and the season, one may expect to see many with animals including antelope, panther, bear, crocodiles eagles, vultures, green parrot, peacocks and other exotic birds, blue samber and wild boar may also be seen. The villages of Rajasthan comprise of many different community of people, each with their distinctive style and color of dress, turbans, and ornaments. Among them are Rajputs - the warriors, Raikas or Rabaris -shepherds and camel drovers and Bishnois- local conservationists and so many others casts.

It is advisable for any riders with medical situation to get their own sheep skin which can be easily put over the "SAWAR" Saddles. Riders are also requested to get their riding flaps, helmets and boots. As the boot size varies guests may get their stirrups to avoid any problem in usage of the standard size stirrups provided by us. The sun is strong so it is advisable to bring long-sleeved shirts, a wide-brimmed hat and plenty of sunscreen lotion. The evenings can get chilly, so a light sweater and jacket are required. Nights in Dec/Jan can be quite cold so clients are advised to come well equipped.

Camping consists of tented accommodation in Shamiana type oriental tents on twin sharing / single basis. Each tents provided with cots, chairs, linen, white sheets, quilts, blankets, pillow, mosquito nets, hot waters, lights is by kerosene lamps. The toilets and bath tents have wooden floor. During the safari, trained polo horses with uniformed grooms and full saddle are provided along with an English-speaking safari escort.

India is the original homeland of the Asiatic Elephant. Jaipur has a long & colorful association with Elephants. Huge Mountain like male elephant chosen for their size and beauty of trunk, tusks, tail and ears were procured for the exclusive use of the Maharaja. In royal processions the maharaja sat on a gold and silver howda placed on the back of the most favorite Elephant. No festivals, no formal occasion, no religious rite, no wedding would be complete without a row of gaily decorated, well caparisoned elephants.

Elephant safari can be arranged on the outskirts of Jaipur, where desert and forest alternated in a landscape of contrast. The beautifully decorated elephant awaits with decorated wooden howda over them. Mahouts (handler) wear red turban and white cotton suit. Each elephant carries two persons. Elephant safari offer many magical memorable moments not least the opportunity to come very close to villagers & some animals but to enjoy a unique and interesting insight into the countryside and rural life of Rajasthan. Safari passed through some series of agriculture farms and fields, quiet village where our presence announced by soft bells dangling from the ropes tied around these big animals. Children come out to wave and shout "hello" or 'good bye", they climbed trees to get a better & strange look at the Elephant.