About the only thing you will have to get used to when you plan a camel safari, is the ungainly movement of the ship of the desert, The camel may look aloof but is the lifeline for the people of the desert whose communication needs depended on this vital beast for their very survival. Most journeys into the hinterlands are still make on camel back or in camel carters, and the camel is also use for plugging the arid fields of the desert. A saddle is mounted across the camel's hump providing comfortable seating for two legs astride. At first the rolling gait of the camel is little disconcerting but riders soon get used to the rhythm.

Since the sun can get very hot in the desert the best time for a camel safari are in the morning and evening, even in the cooler winter months. Such safaris are usually run by  professional outfits who hire Raikas, the camel keepers who are adept at finding the best routes and waterholes in the desert, and navigate almost by instinct, guided, of course, can range from just a day to several days and you can choose an option that best meets your needs and schedules.

Remember most such safaris can traverse a distance of S30 - 40 km a day and you may need to plan accordingly should you wish to trlans navigate between two different towns.
Best came safari points are the desert region that includes the entire Shekhawati belt, Bikaner, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur and around Pushkar and Nagaur, and only the winter season is recommended. Visitors are advised to dress modestly nice the safari may pass, and camp in close proximity of villages, A solar topee the local turban or same form of head protection is essential, and people should ensure that they drink water at regular intervals.