The Great Thar Desert in the north-western part of India forms a natural boundary between India and Pakistan.
In India, it extends from Gujarat in the west to Punjab and Haryana in the north. However, a major part of this desert lies in Rajasthan.
The Thar Desert experiences very hot summers. The days are very hot but the nights are cooler. In winter, the days are warm but the nights are very cold. The Thar Desert receives very little rainfall. As a result it remains almost dry. However, in recent times, due to environmental changes, some regions in Rajasthan experience floods during monsoon.
The Thar Desert is covered by shifting sand dunes. It is a small hill formed by the wind blowing over sand in the desert. The desert also has oases. The soil around an oasis is fertile, and date palms and other plants grow around it. Besides date palms, many bushes and shrubs like khejri, keekar, cactus, and babool grow in the Thar Desert.
The Thar Desert attracts many tourists. Places like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur are well-known for their forts. Many types of birds and animals are found in the Thar Desert.There are many national parks in Rajasthan which are home to animals such as blackbuck, nilgai, chinkara, Indian wild ass, and camel.
If you ever get a chance to visit the Thar Desert, make sure to enjoy a camel safari and the rich wildlife.
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