This September, come witness a cosmic dance from the golden dunes of Jaisalmer — as Earth briefly casts its shadow on the Moon during a Total lunar eclipse. Set against the endless Thar night, this celestial event will be paired with a guided stargazing experience, storytelling sessions, and moonlit dune walks.

Just for a night — return to the quiet, the sky, and the awe.

What You’ll Do

Total Lunar Eclipse Watch

Join our expert StarGuides as they track the eclipse from its penumbral beginning to its maximum phase. Through telescopes, lunar filters, and live commentary, see the moon slowly darken, transforming into a celestial mirror of Earth’s shadow.

Stargazing in the Thar

With Jaisalmer’s low humidity and open horizon, observe deep sky objects, constellations, and planets through our powerful telescopes. Learn the mythology behind desert skies, trace patterns with laser pointers, and spot seasonal highlights like Saturn, Neptune, and the Milky Way overhead.

Lunar & Celestial Photography

Capture the Moon in eclipse with guided tips on lunar photography — from tripod settings to framing the event against the golden dunes. Whether with a DSLR or phone, you’ll come away with something timeless.

Your Stay

2 Nights / 3 Days in a Desert AC Camp

Shared twin-bed rooms with ensuite bathrooms and comfortable bedding

All meals included – traditional Rajasthani dinner, chai under the stars, and breakfast with sunrise over the dunes

How to Get There

By Air

Fly to Jaisalmer Airport (seasonal flights from Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad)

Alternatively, fly to Jodhpur (280 km away) and take a cab or bus to Jaisalmer (5–6 hrs)

By Train

Daily trains connect Delhi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Ahmedabad to Jaisalmer Railway Station

Popular trains include the Jaisalmer Express and Ranikhet Express

By Road

Jaisalmer is connected via NH11 and NH125

Buses and private taxis available from Jodhpur, Bikaner, and Jaipur

Drive from Jodhpur takes around 5 hours