Every year, millions of tourists visit the Thar Desert to feel Rajasthan’s sandy sand, golden sunshine and exciting atmosphere. But the Jaisalmer Desert National Park, situated in the middle of this desert, is an attraction that attracts tourists from not only India, but the world. This national park is located in the Jaisalmer district and is considered one of the largest national parks in India.

Amazing view of nature settled in Thar’s heart.

The Desert National Park is located in the centre of the Thar Desert, and its area is spread over 3,162 square kilometres. This park is not only famous due to desert dunes and open grounds, but the biodiversity here also makes it special. Here, delicate vegetation, thorny shrubs and rare animals thrill tourists among the dunes.

Rare glimpse of the Great Indian Bustard

The biggest attraction of Jaisalmer Desert National Park is the Great Indian Bustard (Godawan) – An extinct bird that is now found in only a few areas. This bird is the pride of this park, and many bird lovers come here to see it. Apart from this, hawk, eagle, vulture and other raptors are also seen here, who keep hovering with their wings in the sky of the desert.

Safari and Dune Drive with thrill

The jeep safari and camel safari done in this national park are very popular among tourists. Sitting on the camel’s back, when the tourists see the scene of the sun sinking on the dunes, that experience is settled in their memories forever. Apart from thisadventuresre like Dune Bashing and Biking on the sand, they also increase attraction in this field.

Paradise for photographers and nature lovers

Photographers from all over the world come here to watch the park’s atmosphere, changing colored sand, bird activities and sunlight games. When the shadow falls on the dunes in the sunlight, it becomes a wonderful scene. At the same time, nature lovers relaxed in a din and pure environment.

Unique world of wildlife

The diversity of animals found here also surprises tourists. Indian fox, desert cat, lizards, monitor lies, black deer and desert wild animals are native to this. All of them keep this ecosystem balanced in their way.

Conventionaculturalre involvement

This national park in Jaisalmer is not only natural, but also culturally rich. The culture of nearby villages, lifestyle, folk dances, song-music and local cuisine of the people there connect the tourists with the livelihood of the desert. Tourists can also experience a traditional lifestyle by staying in n local homestay.

Protection and awareness

Jaisalmer Desert National Park has also been in discussion in recent years for protection. The government and many voluntary organisations are spreading awareness about the declining number of the Great Indian Bustard. Many bird watching towers and protected areas for animals have also been created within the park to keep the natural life cycle safe.

What should tourists take care of?

This area is very sensitive in terms of the environment, so tourists visiting here need to follow some rules. Such as – not spreading plastic or garbage, not harassing organisms, only safari on the prescribed route and consulting local guides.