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| Bikaner Option |
| Day 1 |
Drive from Bikaner to Raiser, 15 km to begin the safari Proceed on camel-back to Himatsar six hours, for overnight, following a picnic lunch. |
| Day 2 |
Proceed onwards to Kesardesan another six-hour safari. Overnight at camp. |
| Day 3 |
Pack in a five-hour safari to Deshnoke, the famous pilgrimage where rats are venerated in Karni Mate's temple. From here proceed by road to either Khimsar or Jodhpur or back to Bikaner. |
| Jaisalmer Option |
| Day 1 |
Drive out of Jaisalmer to Chandan, an hour-and-a-half away From here, the camel safari begins for Meghasar camp, a six-hour stretch interspersed with lunch. |
| Day 2 |
Negotiate some rough terrain through sands of the desert and reach Jamaniyaki Dhani for overnight accommodation. |
| Day 3 |
Take 2 hour safari tour post breakfast to the Ashapurna temple where the safari terminates. Proceed to either Bikaner or Jodhpur by road after lunch. |
| Jodhpur Option |
| Day 1 |
Drive from Jodhpur to Osian for the start of the safari. The fivehour safari from here headed for Samrau will halt midway at an overnight camp. |
| Day 2 |
Six hours on camel-back will bring you to Samrau where you stay overnight at Ainathji Garb, a typical desert fort Safari terminates the following day with a road trip to your next destination. |
| Pushkar Option |
| Day 1 |
The temple town of Pushkar is ideal as a base for safaris on camelback Set out for Dodiyana six hours away on camel-back, including a halt for lunch. |
| Day 2 |
Today's destination is Padu Kalan, and the journey interspersed with breaks for lunch and tea. |
| Day 3 |
Head for the lovely village of Dagor, six hours away, where an overnight camp has been set up. Safari terminates next day as you proceed by road to your next destination. |
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