Khuri village, like many settlements in the Thar Desert, has a history deeply intertwined with trade and pastoralism. For centuries, it served as a stopover point for camel caravans traversing the desert, facilitating the exchange of goods and culture. The village's inhabitants, primarily belonging to the Rajput and Muslim communities, have preserved their traditional way of life, adapting to the harsh desert environment. While not as historically significant as Jaisalmer city itself, Khuri offers a living testament to the resilience and resourcefulness of desert communities. The growth of tourism in recent decades has brought new opportunities to the village, allowing locals to showcase their heritage and hospitality to visitors from around the world.