Location | Bikaner

Why Choose a Bikaner Camel Safari?

Bikaner is renowned for having some of the world’s best riding camels and is home to the National Research Centre on Camel. A safari here is more than just a ride; it’s a journey into the heart of desert life, culture, and stunning, unspoiled scenery.

• Golden Sand Dunes: Ride the “Ship of the Desert” across rolling dunes, a tranquil and unforgettable experience.
• Spectacular Sunrise & Sunset: Witness the sky transform into vibrant hues of orange and pink, casting a magical glow over the desert.
• Traditional Villages: Your safari may include stops at authentic Rajasthani villages (like Raisar or Napasar), offering a glimpse into the Bishnoi and local communities’ unique way of life and hospitality.
• Desert Wildlife: Keep an eye out for native desert creatures such as Chinkaras (Indian Gazelles), desert foxes, and various bird species.
• Stargazing: On overnight safaris, the clear, unpolluted desert sky provides an incredible backdrop for a spectacular celestial show.

Safari Options

Half Day Safari	3-4 hours	Ideal for travelers on a tight schedule. A quick taste of the desert, often includes a visit to a local village.
Full Day Safari	6 hours	In-depth exploration of the sand dunes and desert landscape, including a traditional Rajasthani vegetarian lunch cooked over a campfire.
Overnight Safari	1 day | 1 night	The ultimate desert immersion. Includes an extended camel ride, dinner by the campfire with folk music and dance performances, and an overnight stay in comfortable traditional tents.
Multi-Day Expedition	2 Days / 1 Night or more	For true adventure seekers. Explore remote historical sites and nomadic routes, living the life of a desert nomad for a few days.

Traveler Tips

• Clothing: Loose, breathable, light-colored, long-sleeved shirts and trousers. Bring a light jacket or shawl for chilly desert nights.
• Safety & Comfort: A hat, cap, or turban, sunscreen, and sunglasses are non-negotiable. Wear solid, closed-toe shoes or sneakers.
• On the Camel: Lean back when the camel stands up or sits down, and maintain a firm grip on the reins for a stable ride.
• Etiquette: Respect the local customs and dress codes in the villages you visit. Carry a small daypack with plenty of water to stay hydrated.