In the outskirts of Rajasthan, there is growing tourism with camel safari, mud houses among desert solitude.

The golden waves of Khuri’s sand dunes are always a sight to cherish. To enjoy absolute desert solitude and the most amazing sunset, Khuri is the perfect travel destination. Whether one chooses to drive, walk or enjoy a camel ride, one’s breath is taken away at the panoramic sight of nature’s beauty especially at the end of the day. 

History of Khuri

The available history records of Khuri are entwined with the main city of Jaisalmer which became the refuge of the Bhattis during the fragmentation of Rajasthan in the 12th century era.

Tourism in Khuri

With the surroundings of Desert Hills, Khuri still bears the stamp of Rajput culture as one walks through the traditional villlages of mud huts and enjoys the local delicacies. Khuri’s solitude is the perfect alternative to the popular Sam where the tour crowds may not be welcomed by all. That is not to say that Khuri plays second fiddle to any other travel destination. It is perfect with its intricately decorated straw and mud houses, memorable sand dunes and unforgettable sunsets. Despite its hot and arid climate, Khuri is home to a variety of bird life which can be uncommon in such desert areas.  Tours to Khuri are complete with substantial time spent as a part of the traditional village lifestyle with a night spent in the local thatched huts. The straw that roofs with brilliant frescoes depicting animals, bird figures and geometrical patterns have charmed many as they travel past the mud walls of the traditional Khuri huts. This form of authentic tourism allows travellers to fully experience and enjoy the mesmerizing sand dunes in the desert village and the warm Rajasthani hospitality. The warmth of the locals adds a genuine touch to a travel experience that makes one feel at  home. Camel rides are popular way to get around this charming village and the sand dunes. One can chose to walk in the soft pools of sand, relishing the touch of fine grains against one’ feet. It is easy to be enveloped in the rich culture of Rajasthan locality as one tours through the village’s narrow streets with handicraft shops and authentic food.

Camel rides and camping are simple ways to enhance the tour among the captivating sand dunes. Arrangements can be made for local cuisine and the intriguing Kalbeliya dance to be included during the camp. Visitors can enjoy a feast for their taste buds and sight with the dancers and the dazzling change of colors above with rainbow hues giving way to sparkling diamonds in the starry skies.