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Remember that on jeep safaris, you are unlikely to
be driving on well-developed roads, and may often
venture into the open countryside. The driver is
well versed on the routes, and is adept at
four-wheel drive to which he may need to resort on
different occasions. Some routes are simply outlined
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OPTION #
1
A six-day trip beginning in Bikaner and halting at
overnight camps at Dhumpaliya. Samrau, Jamaniya-ki-Dhani,
Jaisalmer town, and Bainsra village. En route, you will
see peacocks, deer, and demoiselle cranes in their
hundreds at Kheechan. Tour concludes at Chabha from where
the highway connects with Jodhpur.
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OPTION # 2
A round trip from Jaisalmer, it includes setting out
for Moolsagar, Khuri and Devikot on the first day,
and to Lodurva, Sam, Kanoi and Kuldhara on the
second, before returning to this desert citadel.
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OPTION # 3
A three-day trip from Jodhpur via Bhadrajun, Daspan
and Sirohi where accommodation is arranged. The
terrain changes from sandy tracts to green hills,
and the villages en route are picturesque. Tour
culminates on the highway connecting with Mount Abu
or Udaipur.
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OPTION # 4
Get out of Jaipur for a three-day safari beginning
past Sanganer airport and including in its range
Kanota, Dhola
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