We had a plan to visit Jaisalmer, a small town in Rajasthan State, during the first week of October. The primary fascination of this town is Desert Safari. We reserved for ADVENTURE NIGHT WITH CULTURAL SHOW from Real Man Desert Safari. Most importantly, they picked us up from the Jaisalmer Railway Station. As we came up before the journey began so they gave us a space to freshen up. They also kept our baggage in storage space and helped us in finding the cafe to grab lunch. Around 3 PM our excursion started and headed to the deserted town (Kuldahra Village).The driver was amazing and he recounted to us the tales about the town. We got back in the car and drove to the spot where our camels were waiting for us. After tea we went for the camel ride which lasted an hour where we viewed the most fabulous dusk's at dunes. We enjoyed the cultural evening and had scrumptious buffet dinner. After dinner they again drove us back to the dunes. They set up comfortable beds for us and we nodded off gazing toward the stars in the sky.
In the night, I abruptly woke up and saw the stars vanished and the sky was covered with mists. I was looking at the sky and was holding up that it will clear up, however following a couple of moments a major drop of downpour fell on me. I woke my hubby up and requested that he check with the fellow attendant to verify if it will rain soon who was dozing close by. We called his name multiple times, however the breeze was high and large dunes were shaped close to our beds which made it difficult for him to hear us.
At last my hubby climbed the dunes to find the person and returned with him when it started raining like hell. That time it was raining all over India so Thar was also not left alone. The guy managed to drove us back to the base location where the coordinators gave us the Luxury tent to go through the night.
Following day, we had planned for road trip to Longewala and Tanot Mata which was around 150 km from Jaisalmer. We rented the bullet from India Bike and Tours and kept the Luggage in Real Man Desert Safari's office. We began the outing in the early afternoon. The roads had a beautiful landscape of barren stenches covered with sand dunes, some thorny shrubs. The magnificent road was moving up and down like a roller-coaster ride. On our way back it started raining again. Because of substantial downpours, we were all wet and arrived at late to the Jaisalmer.
One of the members from Real Man Desert Safari was ceaselessly asking about us regarding we being all right or any help being needed. At the point when we came back to Jaisalmer around 9'0 check in the night. They gave us some space to change our wet clothes and freshen up at no additional cost. When we spruced up, every restaurants closeby was shut due to heavy rains and we were ravenous. We inquired with them if we would be able to get dinner at this time. He called one of the known eateries and requested that they get ready dal and roti for us. In the wake of eating we needed to get the train, and it was all the while pouring in Jaisalmer so we couldn't found any tuk-tuk to arrive at the railway station. After supper he dropped us to the Railway Station too.
In an obscure city, a few people accomplish such a great deal for you that the entire experience of visiting the spot turns into an exceptional one.