Before waking up the people and sun will come over the Jaiaslmer fort Jhorakha tours of Jaisal cycle’s tour bring it back to life and erstwhile of 17th century life styles. India’s largest Thar Desert city Jaisalmer is Known as the "Golden City,”. Thousands of Jhorakha you will find in the old heritage town of Jaisalmer. Jhroakha is carved window projecting from upper story of ...

When Neck bell tinkled animals are breaking the silence of desert then Bhoot (Ghost) track will take you some of abandon villages of Jaisalmer. Smooth flat road make you easy paddling to arrive 18 km away  outskirts of the city of Jaisalmer lie the ruins of the abandoned village of Kuldhara that have captivated the minds of travelers for centuries. Back in the 1800s, the ...

Desert city also offer old and active temples/ spiritual cycling tours. Cycle beginners can do this tour. Just 6 km peddling the cycle will take you Royal cenotaphs BadaBagh. The place is surrounded by an artificial lake, dense trees. In 15th century Jaitsingh completed high engineering example of water dam to collect the water in the desert. Concept of discover this oasis and garden to ...

Great Indian Thar Desert of Jaisalmer is a popular destination among the sand dunes adventure seekers and fitness enthusiast’s track for cycling’s lovers. This 42 km track once old silk route in which the camel caravanserais merchants took stoppage as they came to trade or selling the exotic goods.With amazing views of the desert, you might catch a glimpse of local mud house and desert ...

Only for high level fitness people. In this track We may get a chance to see Siberian crane and Critically Endangered species, the great Indian bustard (Godawan) This is a large heavy bird which look like an ostrich bird. Godawan Track is a mixture of Bhoot track and Thar track. Ones you cross Kuldhara village you will come to completely non traffic road. Passing through ...

Because of home Ministry Guideline for defense reason non Indian tourist are not allowed prohibited area.Tanot Mata Temple is close to the Pakistan Border, and is very close to the battle site of Longewala of the Indo–Pak war 1971. Contemporary folklore credits the temple for the outcome of the battle. The road to border is surrounded with miles and miles of sand dunes and sand ...