5:00 AM Early morning shoot near Savitri Temple when groups of camels, herders, horses, nomads, farmers and traders arrive at Pushkar.
9:00 AM Come back to the hotel for Breakfast.
1:30 PM Lunch
4:00 PM Start for camel safari. Shoot sunset on the dune. Campfire in the desert, enjoying local folk songs. Dinner in the desert. Sleep under the stars the entire night.
09:00 PM Dinner

5:00 AM Sunrise shoot in the desert with camels.
9:00 AM Breakfast.
1:30 PM Lunch
3:30 PM Proceed near Savitri Temple to shoot panoramic views of the Pushkar Lake, a top view of the entire mela ground, and sand dunes.
09:00 PM Dinner

5:00 AM Camel shoot during sunrise
7:30 AM Shoot at horse-trading area
10:00 AM Breakfast, winding up the session
11:00 AM Check out, and the tour comes to an end

Absolutely! If your significant other wants you there by their side, or if you simply want to join without a camera, you’re more than welcome. This photo tour is designed to be an immersive experience for everyone, and we have hosted many non-photographers on previous photo tours.

During my previous trips to Pushkar, I spent many hours just spending time with camel herders, and local people, and walking alongside them rather than shooting photographs. Don’t worry, there will be plenty of things to occupy your time as a non-photographer.

This is not an especially cold-weather trip, so you don’t have to bring warm clothing. But in the early mornings, it will be slightly cold. So it’s better to bring light, warm clothes like a windcheater.

This is a suggested packing list to make your trip a fulfilling and comfortable experience.

• Backpack or suitcase
• Comfortable light boots for walking
• Sunglasses
• Suncare cream
• Wet tissues
• Insurance confirmation copy
• Emergency contact number
• Carry your essential and basic medicines for headaches, fever, stomach upset, etc.
• Extra battery for the camera
• Adequate storage media
• Windcheater

You should bring cameras, a laptop (for editing in free time), and extra batteries for the camera these kinds of things instantly spring to mind.

This is just an idea about the suggested camera and accessory:

• One or two DSLR or Mirrorless (Full Frame or Crop Sensor) cameras. If you use a full-frame DSLR or mirrorless camera, for much of the time, when photographing devotees or sadhus, you will want to cover focal lengths of around 24-70mm or 24-105mm. A 16-35mm in full-frame camera is also a very good choice. However, a kit lens (18-55/3.5 or 4.0) will also work.
• If you bring a good quality bridge camera instead of a DSLR or mirrorless camera, it will be best if it has an optical zoom of 18-20x or more, combined with a reasonable wide angle at the other end of the zoom range.
• Protector for your lens.
• Extra battery for your camera and external hard drive with adequate space and card reader
• Adequate memory card.
• A Computer with photo-processing software [Lightroom, Photoshop]. (If you do not have this software, don’t worry we’ll provide it.)
• A tripod is not essential due to the large crowds, but if you wish, you may carry one to experiment with slow shutter speed shots.

At the end of October and throughout November, the weather remains pleasant during the day, with maximum temperatures around 25°C. Nights can be quite cool, with minimum temperatures ranging between 12°C and 15°C.

• It will be very crowded during the Pushkar Camel Festival.
• There could be dust and smoke around the camel and horse grounds.
• Fixed Schedules: Flexibility is key. Weather and light conditions will often dictate our shooting plans, and last-minute adjustments may be needed to make the most of each photographic opportunity.

• This photo tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to proceed. If the minimum number is not met, the trip may be postponed or cancelled, and any deposits will be fully refunded.
• The maximum number of participants is listed under the price section; however, we reserve the right to add up to two to the maximum number of participants for this photo tour.
• Participants will be granted the photo tour based on email confirmation on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Physical Difficulty: Moderate. If you are in reasonable walking shape, you’ll be fine.

Feel free to call +91 8509333385 or WhatsApp at +918900702900 for any further assistance.

All cancellations must be made in writing (email is acceptable) and will take effect on the date of receipt (by standard mail or electronically). Once the tour begins, there can be no refunds for any unused portions, including rooms, meals, flights, tour days, events, or services. Please note that the cancellation penalties outlined below are based on costs incurred by EXPOSURE on your behalf, including non-refundable deposits or payments to agents, hotels, airlines, etc.

In the event of a cancellation or modification of your confirmed booking, EXPOSURE’s Cancellation and Refund Policy will apply, and you must fully agree to be bound by it. Any refunds will be processed within 15 working days from the date of written confirmation of cancellation, via the same method used for payment.

Cancellation fees are as follows:

• 40% of the total fee if cancelled 90 days or more before the start of the trip.
• 100% of the total fee if cancelled 59 days or less before the start of the trip.

Please carefully read all details on this page and the Detailed Terms and Conditions, as well as the Disclaimer/Undertaking in the Registration cum Booking Form.

Trip cancellation by EXPOSURE:

• In the unlikely event that EXPOSURE must cancel a tour or workshop due to a lack of participants or any other reason, a full refund, including the deposit, will be issued.
• We will notify you in advance if a cancellation is being considered. If a photo tour is cancelled, 100% of your deposit and payments will be refunded.
• However, EXPOSURE is not liable for any expenses incurred, such as airfare, accommodations, or equipment costs. For this reason, we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance with trip cancellation coverage.

Registration is open from 15th January 2026 to 15th September 2026 or till the seat reservations end.

By Air

The nearest airport to Pushkar is Sanganer Airport at Jaipur, at a distance of 146 km (91 mi). Jaipur is well-connected with all the major cities in India.

By Train

Pushkar railway station started operations in January 2012 and connects to the nearest large railway station, Ajmer. Ajmer railway junction is connected to almost all cities of India, such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Indore, Kanpur, Lucknow, Patna, Bhopal, Trivandrum, and Cochin.

By Road

Pushkar is connected with Ajmer by the Pushkar road, which goes through the Aravalli range. The mountain road that separates Pushkar from Ajmer City is locally known as Pushkar Ghati. Pushkar is 11 km (6.8 mi) from Ajmer. The govt. transportation is commonly controlled by Rajasthan Roadways; however, a significant share of the transportation is controlled by private transportation services.

• Well-furnished AC Rooms
• Swimming Pool
• 24 hours Hot & Cold water
• LED Television & Telephone in all rooms
• Satellite cable network in all rooms
• Pure Veg. AC Restaurant
• Wi-Fi facilities in the entire hotel
• Doctor on call & taxi on the requirement
• Laundry service / Shoe Polish
• Round-the-clock, well-equipped room service
• Large parking area & Hall
• Currency Exchange

• Stay in a resort at Jaisalmer, Khuri village near the sand dune.
• The fee includes all payments for models and camels.
• All local transport related to the trip Itinerary.
• Mineral water throughout the trip.
• Everything inclusions mentioned in the included section of the main Photo Tour.
• 3 AC train fares from Jaisalmer to Pushkar.