Thar Desert
February 21, 2012 | 
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The land of desert, Rajasthan is one of the major tourist attraction in India. The state fascinates the visitors for its magnificent palaces, forts and mansions which speaks of glorious bygone era of Rajputs. Listen to the silent tales of valor and glory narrated by the these exquisite historical monuments. Apart from that the most fascinating sightseeing of the Rajasthan is the Thar desert.
Features of Thar Desert
Thar desert is the largest desert of India and also popularly known as the Great Thar Desert. The golden desert sprawls in an area of 200,000 sq km, almost covering 70% area of the state. Districts like Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Barmer are included in Thar desert. The typical topography comprises of sandy terrain, barren hilly ranges, salty lakes and distinct shapes of sand dunes.
Desert Camps in Thar Desert
Feel the true essence of Desert while your comfortable stay at desert camps. The joy of staying underneath the star-studded sky offers life time memories to be cherished. Get yourself soaked in dusky ambiance in evening and feel the magic of serene and heavenly deserts. The barren land illuminates with Rajasthani folk dance and music. The performers wear bright colored traditional attires adorned with heavy jewelery. Spend moments of leisure around the bonfire and relish at delicious variety of Rajasthani cuisines cooked with added flavors of local spices.
Unique Experience of Camel Safari
Have an thrilling and delightful experience of exploring the beauty of Desert on a camel back. Enjoy camel on the soft golden sand of deserts and get mesmerized with scenic beauty of verdant surroundings at dawn and sunrise. The panorama of ripples on the wind-caressed sand dunes create a magical site which mesmerizes every holiday-maker.
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Today’s world is undergoing rapid changes and the implication of these changes on education and educationalists is great.
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