When is camel safaris held in Rajasthan?

Answer 1

Pushkar, a small town in Rajasthan is world famous for its annual Camel Fair, which is the biggest there is in India. Held every year during the month of Kartik, as much as 25,000 Camels change hands during this time, with the tall animal decorated like a bride. If you also wish to tour Rajasthan on a Camel Safari, join us on Camel Safari in Rajasthan.

The Ship of the Desert, Camel, were domesticated thousands of years ago for the primary reason of making the tedious journeys across the vast expanse of Thar Desert less tiring. The animal can survive in such diverse climatic condition for many days and is also used for carrying loads of goods on its back. No words can prepare you for the sheer bliss of touring the royal state on a camel back, feeling nothing short of a king or queen yourself. Camel safaris in Rajasthan are a delightful way to experience the romance of the desert.

Rajasthan, the legendary state that till date breathes the heroic tales of the Rajput clans that inhabited the region, is one of the most traditionally rich and culturally active regions in India. Nowhere can the Architectural marvels in the form of Havelis, Forts and Palaces are more visible along with the narrations that add more life to this mesmerizing land. Can you think of a better option than touring this majestic land on the back of a Camel? You will feel like a Maharaja from Rajput times when you travel acorss the rolling sand dunes on a camel safari in Rajasthan.-

Answer 2

Most camel safaris are organised in the winter, when the weather’s good. Rajasthan’s summers are almost unbearably hot and dry, so going on a camel safari during this time is virtually impossible. November to March, when days are cool (and nights cold!) is when most camel safaris are organised.

Answer 3

Between September to March in Jodhpur & Jaisalmer.