CAMEL SAFARI

Half Day Safari

Full Day Camel Safari

Full Day Camel Safari with Sun Set

Afternoon Safari with night stay & breakfast next day

ONE DAY & ONE NIGHT CAMEL SAFARII

TWO DAYS & ONE NIGHT OR LONGER PERIOD IN THE DESERT

Facilities

• Starts from Vijay Guest House by JEEP to Village.
• One Person on One Camel.
• One Camel Cart for Kitchen Equipments and for your Rest.
• Three Ltr. Of Mineral Water.
• Two men tent, Mattress, Pillow, Blankets & neat white Bed sheet along with chair & table.
• Tea/Coffee with Biscuits in the evening at Sunset point.
• Washing Bowl, Soap, Towel & Lukewarm Water (In Winter).
• Camp fire in winter.
• Fresh Fruits with all Meals.
• Chilled mineral water for two days Safari.
• Toilet Paper.
• Return to Bikaner by Jeep.

NOTE:

(A) If any client wants, We can also provide Rajasthani folk musicians (prices for this will depend on the no. of clients going in camel safari)

(B) The above rates are for two or more persons. Single person has to pay Rs 600/- extra per day.

(C) In case tourists want to have Camel Safari for equal nights i.e. Two Days & Two Nights or three days & Three Nights etc. Rs. 800/- per person will be charged extra for last night.

(D) If there are two people in Safari then in option no. 4 and option no. 5 Rs.200/- per person Extra in that next morning one hour camel ride also included

( Next day we provide one Camel only for two hours ride, so each guest can enjoy one hour camel ride separately ).

MEALS FOR POINTS SERVED IN CAMEL SAFARI IN DESERT

Breakfast :–Toasts, Fruits, Cereals, Porridge, Jam, Butter (in winter) Tea/Coffee/Milk & Eggs on order.

Lunch :–Vegetables, Rice & Fruits.

Dinner :— Soup, Papad, Fried Potatoes, Two Vegetables, Dal, Rice, Salad & Chapati.

If you are going 7 Days Longer Safari on the way to Jaisalmer then JEEP is only from Starting Point .

If you make up your mind to take a Camel Safari with us, we request you to –

• Please avoid distributing pens, toffees or chocolates or coins to children in villages.
• Please burn the toilet paper after use. The matchbox will be provided for this purpose.
• If needed, immediate Medical Care is available.
• You need Hat, Sun Glasses, Sun Cream, Torch and a pair of Trousers.
• Only Three Ltr. Of Mineral Water is Complimentary. For extra consumption Guests will be charged for Mineral Water, Soft Drinks and Other Drinks.

During your Safari you can Visit the following:

• You can see different Villages.
• You can see Temples in the Villages.
• You can see Wildlife i.e. Blue Bull, Deer, Rabbit, Fox, Vulture, and Porter.
• In some of the Villages you can see how can threat out form the Ship and Goat wool.
• Some time jeepceas.
• If you are doing long safari you can learn HINDI from the Camellias and you can watch how they Cook the Food.
• A Camel covers six kms. per hour and we are offering two hours ride each before and after lunch.
• Our itinerary ranges from half days trips & Village visits to fourteen-days treks to Jaisalmer or 6 nights Safari to Khichan. (is popular for DEMOSELL CRANES (Siberian Cranes).

We aim to make your holidays pleasant & comfortable by providing our best services.

For further information, Please don’t hesitate to contact:- camelman_vijay@rediffmail.com

BEFORE TAKING THE SAFARI TOUR WITH US WE WILL APPRECIATE TO TAKE FEW SUGGESTIONS IN TO ACCOUNT

1. Off-course the western Rajasthan is the biggest semi-arid stretch in India, it is not exactly covered by the pristine sand dunes what one may come across in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. The sand dunes are scattered all over in patches, when the Monsoon is good there is always Brush and Bush on the ground, which may sometimes last for a couple of years. That makes the THAR DESERT an Ideal place to explore the flora and fauna of the region.
2. India is one of the fastest growing economy country in the world, lots of development has taken place during last two decades to reach out the basic facilities to the remotes helmets in the country sides. One should expect to cross some country side narrow roads during your Camel Safari for the longer duration safaris one should not be surprised to cross a few Railway treks too.
3. The economy condition of the villagers has considerably improved while visiting the villages during the Camel Safari it can easily be noticed that the new houses are being constructed with cement and stone. There are still some old fashioned phased houses built in the traditional old style left to be visited.
4. After the telecommunication revolution in India in 1990’s almost whole of India is covered by the mobile network almost 90% of Indian people carry mobile phones in their pockets to communicate. We make an effort to use the mobile phones only in emergency time during the Camel Safari. We instruct our camel men to keep their mobile phones on silent mode during the Camel Safari.