Journey into the Golden Wilderness. Explore the Pakistan border, haunted villages, and sand dunes on private same-day return trips.
Jaisalmer is known as the Golden City, but the real adventure lies outside its walls. At Heritage Rajasthan Tours, we take you deep into the Thar Desert. Whether you want to pay tribute to soldiers at the Longewala Border, chase the sunset at the Sam Sand Dunes, or walk through the spooky ruins of Kuldhara, we ensure your journey is safe and comfortable. Our drivers are experts in desert terrain, guiding you through the golden sands with ease.
From the stories of the 1971 War to the silence of the sand dunes, discover the secrets of the Thar on our private excursions.
Tanot Mata Longewala Day Trip
Sam Sand Dunes Day Trip
Khuri Sand Dunes Day Trip
Kuldhara Amarsagar Day Trip
Khichan Day Trip
Lodarwa Bada Bagh Day Trip
Pokhran Fort Day Trip
Ramdevra Day Trip
The desert is beautiful, but it can be harsh. Distances are long, and the heat can be intense. At Heritage Rajasthan Tours, we provide more than just a taxi. We provide a sanctuary from the sun. Our cars are premium and cool, and our drivers are masters of the desert roads. We handle the permits and timing so you can safely enjoy the "Wild West" of Rajasthan.
No shared jeeps, no crowded buses. You get a private vehicle for you and your family. This is especially important for the Longewala trip, which is a long drive where you will want your own space and comfort.
We take hygiene seriously. Our cars are deep-cleaned before every trip. We ensure the Air Conditioning is powerful to keep you cool, and the seats are comfortable for the desert drives.
The desert is all about the light. We plan your trip perfectly so you reach the dunes exactly when the sun is turning the sands gold, not when it is blazing hot in the afternoon.
Our day trip quotes include fuel, toll taxes, parking fees, and driver allowance. You will never be asked for extra money for the car during the trip. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Rajasthan, the “Land of Kings,” is India’s largest state and a living museum of royal heritage, vibrant traditions and timeless landscapes. From majestic forts and palaces to colorful bazaars, desert dunes and charming villages, every part of Rajasthan reflects a glorious past and a rich cultural soul.
Travelers can witness lively festivals, enjoy folk music and dance, savor authentic cuisine, and discover hidden gems beyond the usual tourist trail. With its blend of history, culture and warm hospitality, Rajasthan offers unforgettable journeys for history lovers, cultural explorers, and curious travelers alike.
Step into Rajasthan and experience a royal legacy that continues to inspire.
Indian citizens usually do not need a special permit for Tanot and Longewala, but you must carry a valid Government ID (Aadhaar/Voter ID). Foreign nationals may require prior permission from the authorities. We help guide you through the current rules.
No. Kuldhara is under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Entry is allowed only from sunrise to sunset. The gates are closed after dark for safety reasons.
It is approximately 120 km (2 hours) one way from Jaisalmer city. The full trip (Jaisalmer -> Tanot -> Longewala -> Jaisalmer) takes about 6 to 7 hours.
Sam is the main tourist hub—it is lively, busy, and has many camps and activities. Khuri is quieter, more traditional, and less commercial. If you want a party vibe, choose Sam. If you want peace, choose Khuri.
Yes, absolutely. The road to Tanot and Longewala is well-maintained by the Border Roads Organisation (BRO). It is very safe and scenic. However, it is a remote area with limited mobile network, so travelling with a trusted local driver is recommended.
We recommend comfortable cotton clothes. Avoid heels; wear sandals or walking shoes. Evenings in the desert can get surprisingly cool (especially in winter), so carrying a light jacket or shawl is always a good idea.
