Horse safari in Rajasthan has become one of the most popular activities and today it tops the list of the tourist attractions in Rajasthan. Tourism in Shekhawati in particular is famous for the horse safaris as the varied terrain of region supports riding. Shekhawati also boasts of a tradition of horse breeding and thus a Shekhawati safari promises to be a memorable experience.

A horse safari in Shekhawati involves riding through a magnificent terrain. The trails and tracks are well chosen and cover the famous destinations of the Shekhawati region. This region of Rajasthan is famous for the beautiful sand dunes, and the impressive mansions called havelis built by the ancestors of some of the best known industrialists of modern India.

A typical Shekhawati safari commences from Nawalgarh which is famous for its horses that have been bred to perfection for the terrain over a period of several centuries. There may be significant variations among the different itineraries offered by the tour operators offering a wide range of Shekhawati safaris. However, there are some destinations that are always listed in every itinerary. These are � Churi Ajitgarh, Mandawa, Nangli, Dhakas, Mahansar, Dungarsinghpura, and Churu. Churu is usually the termination point of a Shekhawati safari.

Any major Shekhawati safari has been planned after months of logistical research involving experts and professionals who know the region very well. The distances, timings, and other aspects of the safaris have been carefully worked out. The halts and camping sites have been chosen to suit the ambience of the tour, which is meant to give tourists a feel of medieval Rajasthan. The well known medieval routes have been followed to the extent possible. Riders are provided full professional support in the form of expert riders, trainers, and medical staff traveling with the safaris.

No less attractive are the recreation and dining facilities on offer. The cooks and entertainers often travel with the party and provide excellent leisure recreation to the tourists. You can enjoy the sumptuous Rajasthani food served along with the fascinating folk performances displayed by the local artists.

Following is a Shekhawati safari that follows a famous route from Nawalgarh to Churu.

Day 1 Nawalgarh to Nabipura via Churiajitgarh - 23 km.

Day 2 Nabipura to Nangli via Mandawa - 22 km.

Day 3 Nangli to Mahansar via Dhakas - 23 km.

Day 4 Mahansar to Lalsinghpura via Dungarsinghpura - 22 km.

Day 5 Lalsinghpura to Churu - 9 km.

Please note that the itinerary may vary from time to time. For groups of 8-12 or more, exclusive dates can be offered.

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