You can’t go to Jaisalmer without embarking on a Camel trek in the desert. There are trek options ranging from a few hours up to a week. I opted to do a two-day trek with an overnight stay on the sand dunes. The guides cooked for us over the open fire and we slept under the stars. It was a cool experience. Riding a camel was certainly not the smoothest thing I have done.
I had been warned ahead of time that some people get nauseous from the bumpy ride so I had prepped ahead with motion-sickness pills. The novelty of being on a camel wore off after an hour or so, but was replaced with a meditative solitude listening to the singing of the camel drivers, taking in the desert and swaying my legs in the pace of the camel stride. However, two days on a camel did take its toll on the body; I was sore in all kinds of odd places and walked like Zeb Macahan.
Nice posting on Rajasthan Tourism.
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