Step into the golden embrace of Jaisalmer, where history, culture, and adventure come alive amidst the shifting dunes. Wander through the majestic Jaisalmer Fort, a living heritage towering over the city, and admire the intricately carved havelis that whisper tales of a regal past. As the sun dips below the horizon, embark on a desert safari, where camel rides lead to a magical night under the starlit Thar sky, surrounded by the rhythmic beats of Rajasthani folk music.
The journey doesn’t end here. Travel to Longewala, where bravery echoes through the sands of time. Stand on the very battlefield where Indian soldiers scripted history during the 1971 war, and feel the undying spirit of patriotism come alive.
This is more than just a trip—it’s an unforgettable experience, where the golden hues of Rajasthan weave stories of valor, culture, and timeless beauty.
• Assemble at the boarding point in Gurugram (IFFCO Chowk Metro Station or as informed).
• Start an overnight journey to Jaisalmer and socialize with your co-travellers.
• After arriving in Jaisalmer, check-in to our campsite located in Sam Sand Dunes, freshen-up and have some leisure.
• Get ready and head out for Camel Safari in Thar Desert. Witness the beautiful sunset while enjoying your camel ride. Experience the thrill in Jeep Dune Bashing.
• In the evening, enjoy a warm bonfire with Rajasthani folk music, Kalbelia dance and quick snacks.
• Savour home-style cooked Rajasthani dinner and overnight stay in camps.
• Wake up and post a delightful breakfast, drive from Sam Sand Dunes to Longewala Post, near Indo-Pakistan Border.
• Enroute Longewala, we’ll visit Kuldhara village, an abandoned village dating back to 200 hundred years.
• After arriving at Longewala Post, visit the war memorial and museum stationed near the India-Pak border; gather for an #InstaPerfect group picture. Also, visit Tanot Mata (if time permits).
• Drive back to camps, enjoy the traditional Rajasthani cultural program with a dance around the bonfire and quick snacks.
• Savour home-style cooked dinner and overnight stay in camps.
• Wake up and post a delightful breakfast, check-out from our property and drive towards Jaisalmer city from Sam Sad Dunes.
• Head out to explore India’s only living fort – Jaisalmer Fort. Take a walk in this magnificent historic fort and learn the legends associated with it.
• Visit other major attractions like Gadsisar Lake, Patwon Ki Haveli, etc.
• Feel free to explore the local market and taste different cuisines at recommended themed cafes/restaurants.
• In the evening, say goodbye to Rajasthan’s Golden City and start-off your return journey for Gurugram.
• Reach Gurugram early morning with lots of amazing memories and unforgettable experiences.
Yes, we absolutely love solo travellers and would love to host you on our community trips. These group or community trips are crafted keeping in mind every kind of travellers be it solo, couples and a group of friends. The motive behind these fun-filled community trips is to provide hassle-free travel experience to solo travellers especially when you’ve that urge to travel and that too under minimal budget.
Yes, it is very much safe for female solo travelers to travel with us. We salute the spirit of solo female travelling and thus we make sure to provide an absolutely safe environment while hosting them on our trips. From our experienced trip captains, verified hosts to transport vendors, everybody working with us are trusted folks and easily reachable to raise any kind of safety complaints during an ongoing trip. We always work hard to resolve the problem at the earliest.
Firstly, your payments are absolutely secure. Once we receive the payment, we send you a payment receipt/booking confirmation mail of the same within 24 hours of paying the amount. You need to share the screenshot of the payment with your respective sales team representative and he/she will further communicate with the finance department.
There are numerous factors due to which your trip booking gets cancelled or modified. In this case, we provide you the best possible resolution or a credit note valid for a year of the same amount. In case the traveller cancels the trip from his/her end, the booking amount is non-refundable ever.
Winters (Oct-Mar): Warm clothes, jackets, gloves (nights can be very cold in the desert).
Summers (Apr-June): Light cotton clothes, sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen.
Monsoons (July-Sep): Comfortable footwear and rain protection.
Jaisalmer, known as the “Golden City,” is famous for its stunning forts, sand dunes, and desert safaris. Longewala, a historic war site, offers a glimpse into India’s military history with its war memorial and museum.
The ideal time to visit is October to March when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing and desert activities. Summers (April-June) are extremely hot, while monsoons (July-September) bring occasional rainfall.
