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Location of Royal Camp, Nagaur, Rajasthan

Royal Camp, Nagaur, Nagaur Fort, Rajasthan, India

Soaking in the medieval atmosphere of Nagaur is WelcomHeritage’s luxurious Royal Camp located within the fortifications of the splendid Nagaur Fort, the Camp offers a unique opportunity to participate in the rich traditions of Rajasthan and witness its vibrant culture and people.

Accommodation in Royal Camp, Nagaur, Rajasthan

20 luxury tents

Facilities and Services in Royal Camp, Nagaur, Rajasthan

Attached bath with water closets, Provision for lighting and generators, 24-hour security and room service, Multi cuisine dining tent, Hot and cold water, Camp fire, Folk dances and music, Credit card and money exchange, Dining tent for 130 people, Fans and hot air blower in rooms, Doctor on call...

Getting There :

By air: Nagaur, Rajasthan, then 2 hours by car, By rail: Arrive Nagaur, Rajasthan, then 2 hours by car, By road: 135 kms from Nagaur, Rajasthan

Activities

:Camel rides, Camel and jeep safaris, Performance of famous singers and dancers of Thar Local craft and handmade items Colourful Rajasthani dresses/turbans.
A campfire is the focal point for the evening's entertainment programme with the rhythms of the Thar desert - folk music, dances, magic and puppet shows. The Royal Camp covers the Pushkar Camel Fair, Nagaur Cattle Fair and Jaisalmer Desert Fair. These fairs are an integral part of the lifestyle of local communities and present you with a firsthand experience of the multifaceted Indian culture.

Highlights :

Camel Fair: The colourful Pushkar Camel Fair, one of India's biggest festivals, brings visitors from all over the world. The date of the fair can vary according to the Hindu calendar but it always falls on the full moon of Kartik Purnima, or sometime in October/November. More than 200000 people bring an estimated 50,000 camels to the town. The objective is not only livestock trading but also pilgrimage and festivities in the form of camel races and street theatre. Musicians and jugglers regale the tourists and pilgrims alike as the town throbs with activity.

Places to see:

Nagaur Fort and the historic city of Nagaur, Khimsar Fort, Jeep safari to blackbuck reserve (40 kms) and Panchla sand dunes, Bazaars, Tarkin Ka Dargah with its impressive gate; Rao Amar Singh’s cenotaph complex, Camel and camel cart safari