At the centre, a water body. In an 8 km circumference, the seven dunes of 'Akla'. At the heart of this oasis of sixty acres, adjoining the lake, the WelcomHeritage Khimsar Sand Dunes Village. This village is a mere 6 km away from the WelcomHeritage Khimsar Fort (built in1523 by Rao Karamsji, founder of the line of Karamsot Rathors) and is accessible by jeep, camel or horse, but once there, all that is evident to the naked eye is rolling sand dunes in every direction.

The village comprises a cluster of 16 huts, fashioned in the style of local village hutments known as 'dhanis', with a 17ft thatched grass dome. These spacious 300 sq ft huts are finished in a rustic style with mud plastered walls and furnished with heavy wood with iron strapping furniture. Each has an independent courtyard ensuring full privacy. There are open air showers with running hot and cold water. Solar power has been extensively used in this eco-friendly village.