Duration : 05 Nights / 06 Days
Places Covered : Kumbalgarh - Narlai - Jojawar - Sojat - Nimaj - Ras – Pushkar

Day 1 : After the breakfast from Kumbalgarh riding through the wildlife sanctuary we reach Mushala Mahveer Ji (ancient Temple) where we stop over for lunch. After rest of the mount again and reach Narlai by sunset.

Day 2 : We start after breakfast where we ride through the lovely bush terrain on the foot of the Arravali Hills. Passing by colorful villages and seeing charming servi (farming community) men and women working in the fields. We camp on the outskirts Kharchi village for lunch. After lunch and rest we head towards Rawla Jojawar. A big village located on the foot of the Aravalli hills where the market is full of the colorful fabric and beautifully embroidered leather shoes.

Day 3 : Mount the horse after breakfast, today we ride through the dry plans of Marwar passing through some very picturesque Rebari village which gives us the chance to pep in to the hard rural life of the desert. We stop over for lunch at half way. After lunch and a bit of rest, we head towards sojat a town built around Railway station. We dismount at sojat and drive to Dhakri farm to stay with the charming nobel family of Dhakri.

Day 4 : After B/F we drive back to sojat and mount our horse to ride along the railway track on one side and barren fields on the other with herds of Blue Bulls. As we move closer to Nimaj the terrain changes from the sandy to fertile agriculture land. Over night at Nimaj, which is a village inhabited by servi's (a farming community).

Day 5 : Today as we move out of Nimaj, the surrounding once again change into dry and sandy but eh small tribal settlements and the village make it interesting track. We break our journey at the edge of a lake for lunch and rest for a while. Later we move on to reach Ras Fort just as the sun set far off.

Day 6 : We leave after B/F for Pushkar and on our way we pass through some very colorful villages of the Thar Desert. Thar is said to be the most colorful desert in the world. Area around Pushkar is known for Rose cultivation and Horticulture. We stop over for lunch on a small farm owned by gujar community (cattleman). Galloping through the dunes we enter the valley of Pushkar (king of Pilgrims) our last destination.

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