A Royal Camp Hosted by Jaisalmer's Own Royal Family
When Maharawal Jaisaldev raised his golden fort in 1155 AD, kings and caravan masters were received in his courts with music, sherbet and ceremony. At our royal camp in Jaisalmer, that same protocol welcomes you. The Jadam family - direct descendants of the founder - personally oversees the Royal Camp, from the tika on your forehead at arrival to the farewell shawl at departure.
The heart of this experience is the Mugal tent in Jaisalmer: a towering canvas suite inspired by imperial Mughal pavilions. A crown-shaped canopy rises above hand-carved furniture, silk drapes frame the dune views, and lanterns of pierced brass cast royal patterns across your carpeted floor. Your personal butler anticipates every need - from steaming kulhad chai at dawn to a moonlit snack after the folk dance.
Royal Camp guests enjoy privileges no other desert stay in Jaisalmer can match: a private candle-light dinner on the dunes, front-row seats at the Kalbeliya performance, priority safari scheduling, and a heritage walk through the resort's royal quarter.
